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what happened to Xpatient? probably knocked out on qualudes.
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Excellent shot.
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Motts, you so fine, where you live, what you drive, i bet your favorite colors blue, mines blue, we are meant for each other , i bet we'd make really pretty babies. Just kidding, you really suck. I'm on my second night of living vicariously through you. I really need to be doing other things. cool site.
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So near but so far away freedom
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Very Very Sad
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My daughter had a dance recital there in 1980. Only a few patients were left. They rented out the stage to the dance school. Once it was a beautiful hospital and grounds, so I hear.
Im so obbsessed with this place. I've never been in it tho. Bummer :/
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OMG I totally want this in my bathroom
I love rooms that are in ruins that look out on fall folliage or a gray winter scene, even a sunny pleasant day. It's such a contrast.
HE'S WEARING MY PAJAMAS!!
That's a little more information than we really needed . . .
I wonder how many single people sat on this very bench looking to get picked up -
Hey! I'm not THAT old! That fax machine I referred to dates to about 1979, I used one when I worked at a bank at that time. We had a mainframe the size of a room on a raised floor that had to be kept very cool or it would overheat. This was before PCs and the internet became popular although geeks like me had PCs that we either built or bought on time because we had to have one. Ahhh memories, I could go on forever about computers and technology. But I won't!
i am with you on that mAD
Motts you are amzing, God gave you a beutfull gift