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A little frightening!
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Gorgeous!!!
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I remember those from my alma mater, also!
They were finger loppers if you got in their way while closing em up! And SOOO comfy to sit on !
Golly, I HATED pep rallies!
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Ahhh Hobart...The Company that built Troy Ohio...
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Everyone talks about the outsanding architecture of this asylum. It is agreed apon that it is beautiful and eerily creepy. The abuses that took place behind the walls of this structure, in the curvatures and hidden areas during the 1950s to patients (boys and girls) was cruel and inhumane. Some of the staff should have been committed and housed in the area for the most violent. I could just imagine what it mus have been prior to the 1950s. SCARY!
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It would be a GREAT paint can shaker! I can remember (as a kid)
seeing these for sale in stores. They weren't as heavy duty as this one though! Even as a youngster, the concept of "jiggling those extra pounds away" made me scratch my head...
Umm SBFD, redistributing "cellulose"?

cel·lu·lose  [sel-yuh-lohs]
an inert carbohydrate, (C 6 H 10 O 5 ) n , the chief constituent of the cell walls of plants and of wood, cotton, hemp, paper, etc.
Just being a Wank! LOL!
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^^^malark, its legal to walk the grounds. that campus is sooooo easy
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My first impression of the X on the door was of a dove in flight
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how can i download the HD quality of these images?
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anyone notice the shirt by the wheel?
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What is the progress on the demolition? i hear it every morning!! are we getting a Park??? thoughts
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ABSOLUTELY pre abatement..."Breathe deep, the gathering gloom,
watch lights fade from every room" Hope you's a wearin' yo mask, Motts!
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Ah yes, the maxiform orgasmatron, model 3000....
Haven't seen one of these in years!
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I would have to assume that radium is involved in the paint.
There is a small town in Indiana where the Wesclock (sp?) company poisoned employees who hand painted numbers and hands on alarm clocks with a similar product. The painters (Almost exclusively female) were advised to keep a sharp point on their brushes by sticking them in their mouths! One of the ladies even took some home around Halloween and painted herself up for fun! Of course, the cancer rates went through the roof. It's a good thing you shoot digital Motts, the stuff probably was leaching low levels of radioactivity. Possibly sufficient to expose film?
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looks like theres a body in there from this angle...