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MomPink, very well said, I wish there were a "like" button!
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Wowww
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The cemetery for some patients who passed away between 1918-1933 listed 39 people who lost there lives for one reason or another. There is more in other cemeteries through out the state. These being ones that had families who would take their loved ones and bury them in family plots.
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The poor thing. I can't help but feel bad for it. Probably because I have like 4 stuffed dogs.....I think it was supposed to be a German shepherd
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looks like theyr'e steam powered lol
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wth!! i thought the acid was kicking in!
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deep inside the ministry of love
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they made em biyyg back theyin
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that room is almost inviting. If i was the remaining resident, I would hang out there.
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yeAH, what's up with this scrawl font all this stuff was written in? Was all this written after the fact, or did some orderly really think scrawling things derangedly on the wall was going to boost morale in the place? It is strange, like the boy and dog. Dissonance from seeing them and seeing the place in dissarray i guess. The photo contradicts the sentiment. Or maybe it proves it.
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the angles are kinda weird. Lovecraftian.
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what a creepy shot. it looks like a subway station in hell.
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blood red curtains, how soothing.
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David Lynch is here somewhere i know it.
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i hope some asshole did not slam this cat repeatedly in the drawer to break his back. It's been dead quite a while it looks like.