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Me too Charlie, maybe some day.
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That's a new one to me.
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Zombie escape route.
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Maybe the copper thieves did hit here.
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Yeah 'kids' in Germany tend not to just randomly draw the swastika on walls. :)

Quote: "The German postwar criminal code makes the public showing of the Hakenkreuz (the swastika) and other Nazi symbols illegal and punishable, except for scholarly reasons."
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I'd love to have one of those forms to photocopy and distribute
in strange places.
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I love the perspective Motts. :)
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Out in the night with the whispering breezes to the place where
they keep the imaginary deceases.
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Why?
Around here there would be copper thief's but this is not that I think.
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No happy specimens living here today.
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The sink look so clean.
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Well now that Irene has passed by there's two new galleries to explore!!
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Yes the whole hospital was pretty stable - lots of metal and concrete in the construction / retrofit.
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Tubing, probably for a sink (hot and cold)
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From what I understand, Nazism is taken very seriously in Germany, unlike in the USA where kids often group it with anarchism, satanism, etc. to represent rebellion.

I have only seen one location in Germany with Neo-Nazi graffiti so far, and it was very "adult;" no pictures or colors, just messages of hate in black spray paint. It gave the place a pretty creepy vibe.