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Oh my God this is the place I would love to sit and write at.
Throws hands up in the air as she crosses the finnish line! 1st place takes it all!
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Frankenstein "Its alive ITS ALIVE "
how come this ones black and white and the others are color? :[
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If people were constantly sitting and farting on me all the time, I'd go hide somewhere too.
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Unless the zombies are already in there and waiting to share some hugs and kisses.
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The guests will find out what's on the menu when the zombies show up.
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I was in this room this past weekend. It looks quite a bit different. The desk is well rusted, and the walls are covered in graffiti.
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I'm dutch too and it's almost abnormal they put a little piece of Holland in the US haha! But yet awesome. Love the piano, very nostalgic.
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Another standard issue lobotomy room. High speed saws, power tools and equipment. Slings a mess all over the room so the walls are made to be hosed down easily. Has that musty smell of molding brains, etc..
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Worked for IBM repairing the forensic center's computers back in the 70's.. The folks who worked there in this facility for the criminally insane really had their hands full. I remember the orderly's had syringe packs on their belts so they could sedete patients quickly. They had the worst of the worst for the criminally insane.. I knew a lot of the people who worked there and even though the building was old they ran a really tight ship.. Can't forget the razor wire and the radar in the no mans land around the faciility.
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Soooo Cool!
i worked in fs too started in 84, when it closed i was a lpn , so sad looking now
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Found this poor thing today... only its rib cage, pelvis, and part of its femur and spine are left. Someone took the skull.
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Jason-If you look at the next pic you will see that the old wooden deck is DEFINITELY NOT safe to walk on. It is very rotten. Even a steel one would be so corroded after many years of contact with sea water that it would not be safe to walk on.you might go 20-30 ft then suddenly plunge through a more severely corroded spot.If you ever get around one of these old hulks be extremely cautious because they are extremely dangerous & a drop through a deck on some ships can mean a fall of 20-30ft or more to a lower steel deck.Although in this case you would probably just get wet there could be cables,wires,etc to tangle you up.