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i agree with the Nosferatu take
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never saw the baby jesus at there feet
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Reminds me of the train stations in Europe. I used to take the train to school and work through several different ones and it brings back memories of Frankfurt, Stuttgart and Nuernberg train stations.
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as opposed to UNcontrolled drugs?
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This is to beautiful to let rot or a crime to tear down. I hope they save it.
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HOLY CRAP THATS CREEPY
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I love the shots ...Im playing Airsoft here at the end of the month
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I am saddened that someone would comment about the value of the equipment for 'this type of place.' I don't know the intent of the person--but I took it to mean that 'this place' that housed those with physical disabilities or intellectual disabilities did not deserve such quality equipment. Many residents were capable of understanding and enjoying movies...they certainly did not know of the outside world that placed them here, and in many if not most cases, forgot about them.
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I wanna draw little S's on all the coins: Skittles....piss the rainbow :)
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Is it morbid that im in beauty school and i want to open my own business...mainly that i would totally hang this as a main photograph in my salon? i personally think it is badass...
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its almost inviting...like hey take a seat, anyone you'd like :)
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Motts have you ever taken pictures like this one at night? it just seems like it would take on a whole different feeling i wish i could expirience, but this photograph is brilliant already...kudos.
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WAIT?! dont possums play dead ....wheres a stick when u need one? lol *pOkEs* "wakey wakey..."
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Looks like the spider-baby-demon toy that lived in Sid's house from Toy Story!
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Like fine wine...it has aged into something magnificant and beautiful beyond words.