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Also, the Zombie outbreak was unfortunately not taken seriously by the builders, as is shown by the fact that they placed a zombie sized window to the outside right across from the zombie door.


However, they obviously learned the error of their ways.
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this reminds me of the inside of a seashell
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i find it interesting that they put tile on the walls, but the floors are hardwood.
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Jernfurdle
i don't think there are enough crumbs from peanut butter toast in there to feed a house hippo. plus, this is in germany. i've only heard of north american house hippos :]
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the colors in this shot remind me of an easter egg
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it could be a giant hat :D
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Mama-
it looks like the railing is welded or cemented to the steps. not that that stops people, but it seems to have stopped them this time :]
Beautiful photograph...time standing still...
I like the first comment I also think this is vampire fence design I really like the fence design look good and scary ,but I really no see any thing to be scare in the others pictures. remember is an abandoned building.
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Looks a bit like a Dalek.
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I worked at kings park power plant. these are either over draft or under draft blowers. they blew air through the fire grate or fire bed. and helped get that white hot flame .dont forget originaly they burned coal like a blacksmiths fire.
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Ground control to Major Tom
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"The after effects of a zombie assault are best washed out with hot water and an astringent soap. Do Not get a cut infected at this time after surviving the assault, but Do replace and reinforce the defences"

Zombie Defence Guide, chapter 12, section 17, the importance of being alive.
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I was thinking that same thing, cool greyscale wall with fuchia grafitti
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Yes Mama