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That's about the luck we've had with plastic sheeting. It gets brittle, then it crumbles and is a royal pain to clean up. My cat would love those broad windowsills, though. It's a perfect spot for watching birds.
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Talk about a dicey floor! Where did the cement go? It seems an odd shape for a movie theater, with that alcove on the left and all those tall windows. Oh wait. The alcove is where they put the refreshment stand, right?
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This is now my wallpaper :)
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What an interesting little nook. It makes me wonder who walked there and where they were going, and why. And yep, not only was the floor dicey, but the walls, too. You can really see the building's age here.
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It's another place where the original appearance is asserting itself over the newer 'improvements.' Very haunting.
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your repetitive MW3.......
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MW3, ur pretty weird?!
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The title of this picture is very appropriate. It's like a cross section of time. Ack. I LOATHE that paneling! The stairway on the right is lovely.
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I love these shots down a long hallway with light and shadow. I want to walk down there and go through that door at the end. It's like Alice in Wonderland. Oh wait! Did I just see the March Hare?
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this building is so odd on the outside I loves it.
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PINK! nice
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I can't remember what this is called (infared, maybe?), but it gives the building an ethereal quallity. Very nicely done.
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wow bad aim.
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That ceiling is so high, it makes the door look too short. I've never played paintball -- but who would they be shooting at up that high?
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I like the colors. The pink and green make it look like Spring.
The balusters are very Art Deco-looking, but don't seem appropriate for a hospital. The squiggly snake-like uprights inject a feeling of tension.