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that really does look like my old High school.... considering the school I was at that gurney could also be there too.
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This should be in a museum.
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I don't understand how they just leave beautiful achitecture to rot like that. If your goig to rip the building down salvage these amazing pieces of work. Again people pay hundreds to thousands of dollars to recreate things like this.
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A Zombie with a broken leg?
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And now all that is left are the echoes of the past...
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Reminds me of something you would encounter playing D&D

"As you walk through the deteriorating hospital, you encounter a white door with a turquoise square in the center what do you do?"
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I believe they were good recreation and some of them were used for therapy and excercise. Think about it. Lifting the ball (some of them weigh alot), the accuracy it takes to hit the pins. It would be awesome therapy for the elderly. I have worked in nursing homes and some of these people are horribly mistreated by staff who don't care. I know alot of the people I took care of would love this. I took care of one man who was one of Hitler's SS officers.
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That cabinet has camouflage! Maybe your drag marks in C are really this sneaky buggers cover.
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Sad that all our lives are forever trapped in boxes.
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Loucie I am not entirely sure that isn't a man with a poney tail which would fit with the ugly adult theme seen throughout this pamphlet.
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The Pig Man does exist and he had children!!!!!
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@ LucieLou if i were a critter i would have used the chair.... it has wheels!!!
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Something about that glowing light..... seems surreal in a way. Wow this place mush have been amazing back in the day all that fin wood work and the smell in varnish and wax hovering in the air.
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fire extinguisher fight anyone? Even better get a couple rolling chairs and try having a fire extinguisher race!
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I really dig the stone exterior, but I have to say, that ladder on top of the main entrance seems kind of out of place. In a fire I guess I would jump if given no other choice, but i can see no need for it, unless it was needed for maintenance for some reason. The green patina on the downspouts has me wondering, were they copper or just painted green? This place is just awesome and I love the set, nice work Mr. Motts.