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yo i live about 5 mins from this place n its absobutly FUCKED seen sum fucked up shit there..deff go check it out
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You unlock this door with the key of imagination. Beyond it is another dimention. A dimention of sight, a dimention of sound, a dimention of mind. Your moving into a land of both shadow and substance, of things and ideas. You have just crossed into...
Come on, everyone knows this. What is it?
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The choice is clear. You turn and go the way you came from
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This reminds me of the room they assigned to me at Larson Barracks in Germany. An entire wall was completed as a collage.
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looks like a butthole
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Jezzibug, settle the hell down. Your a little too nervous for my liking. yes police and fire dept. do use abandoned buildings to practice in. I they are practicing in such a place then they have had building inspectors as well engineers go through the building and check it out to make sure it is safe for such activity. what is so wrong with repurposing these old building for this use. it's cheaper than building new just to destroy it. sorry about my spelling, i didn't spell check this time.
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Dang, that's a big room.
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There are homes and businesses that pay handsomely to get that patina on their buildings.
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Resistance if futile. This building will be assimilated.
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I very much remember Royal Land, such as it was. Growing up in Meridian, the Royal name was pretty familiar. There were two Royal theaters in addition to Royal Land.
Ephemera: Royal Land
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I love the mixture of natural and man made elements. They blend together well making for a serine place. Very nice shot.
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I do like the stonework. Nobody pays that much attention to detail anymore; nobody cares.
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It looks like a Kirkbride type of architecture. Anyone who's spent anytime in a Kirkbride type building would never want to live in one. They give me the willys!
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It may have been built as a lock down room, with the exposed conduit; I'd say it got remodeled as an office. Isolation rooms / wards have nothing in them that can be removed or torn away from the wall and used as a weapon in any way.
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(By the way; William is not my real name. I am still trying to keep the skeleton of my past in the closet)



These were used for temperate control treatments. One tub was filled with hot water and the other was filled with an ice bath. The "voluntary" patient was restrained then placed into the hot bath until their core temperature was the same as the water then quickly hoisted from the hot side into the ice bath and remained in the ice bath until their core temperature was the same as the surrounding water. The more disturbing thing is that I know for a fact of a hospital doing these treatments as recently as of 1995. That was the last time i had to go through such treatment. When it was investigated later there was a massive cover up to the abuses and mistreatment's at that hospital. what bothers me most is it is still an operating hospital to this day, no telling what goes on there now.