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OH, please, please, PLEASE can't I have a time machine and go back to when this was brand new????
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LOVE the sliding door. My father-in-law is a contemporary architect, and just designed some like that for their new house in 2006.
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Eldokid, that is exactly how I feel, too. Someone, somewhere (probably a committee of someones), sat down and designed all these rooms with specific purposes. Always makes me wish for a time machine.
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The amount of time and energy put into building these places is simply astonishing.
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still there....and graffiti free
Is that a tree growing out of the roof of the tower?
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beautiful.
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@DeafAngel: For me treatment meant ECT and or some sort of other envasive procedure while an exam was just that an exam to see if there were other physical underlying problems. Hope that helps.
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Perfect place for one of those evil tunnel clowns to hide and jump out at you. Damn tunnel clowns. *cocks Glock semi-auto* Lol. Still it is a interesting picture.
Some of those tiles look like someone painted them with motor oil. lol
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Up the down staircase
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Sorry but your story sounds like bullshit to me. You ARE not put into an psych hospital for smoking pot. Unless you had some other kind of issues. Also you don't get sent to a quiet room for admitting you smoked. So again I call BULLSHIT on your "tale". Take it from an ACTUAL former patient from Southern Cali. I have bipolar 2 disorder w/psycotic tendenies and would sometimes be escorted to the quiet room, ie a "padded" room where I could calm down. No doubt some of the staff in these places were pricks and the mothaf!%kas needed a couple of caps popped in their mothaf!%^in' asses.
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well be better without the grafitti
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I've read these colors were meant to be therapeutic, but...