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fabulös!
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Reminds me of a Mondrian picture. Nice!
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Stationary bicycle
again why don't they make rides like this anymore?
modern horror sucks....
they don't make them like that anymore
" ITS JAMMED!?!"
"WHAT NO WAY!!!!
"WE ARE SINKING!!!"
"TELL MY WIFE I LOVED HER!"
"hey you jerk what about me..."
"oh sorry....too soon?"
this door jumps out at me asking me to get my flashlight and camera and come on in....the sad thing is, is that i would go in willingly without them too
TO THE NEXT ROOM CHILD!!!!
this just screams wheres my vacume
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and the pink taste like a snassberry......
I was an alter boy who served mass in this chapel many times. The nuns would severe us breakfast in the basement kitchen after mass. I have pictures my mother took of me in my alter boy outfit along with Fr. Graph who said the mass that day. I have memories of the nuns coming in for mass and serving then Holy Communion. This was a glorious chapel, I cried when is was ablaze. I salaveged a slate chalk board from the school as they tore it down, one memento of the school.
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So many homeless people in the world and this amazing building is falling into decay. What a waste.
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How old is this art work, why is the paper still white and not yellowed?
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Heaven and hell depiction? Reminds me of the dutch artist ( though crudely) Heironymous Bosch
I served in the Army and the only ships that I was ever on were Riverines ( river patrol boats used in Vietnam) and a submarine ,once, in training.So I have no extensive maritime experience to draw on, However,while I know that these pathetic wrecks are just so much junk,I still cannot help but feel sorry for them.Like alot of other things in this world,ships are often better ''people'' than those who built and served on them. It is a shame that they cannot be restored to once again be put to good use