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mmmm....teeth
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maybe the person didn't have to pinch a loaf. lol
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its a cluster-f*ck. lol
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Being a special education teacher myself, I absolotely LOVE Flat Stanley!
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I have been addicted to your beautiful photographic talent. This is my first time commenting...why? I don't know, but you'll be hearinga lot more from me. I am from the Detroit area and there are MANY awesome photography shots here....and thank you for what you do!
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http://www.facebook.co...62759220&theater;
i have a bunch of pics from there.
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all the wheelchairs are in the prep shop.
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"tough" laundry stains lol
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Dennis,
I can't remember how one earned to go roller skating, but we did go quite a few times.
That and hikes out back of the place.
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I never know what to expect when I push (NEXT).. I have turned so many people on to this website. Motts, Please keep it up! Thanks!
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Kind of makes me wonder how my stuff will end up when I'm done with it..
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I love stairwell shots. This one's great!
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I hope commmenter Albert Fentress isn't the History teacher who, in 1979, lured a teen-aged boy into his home, then bound and sexually abused him, after which he killed the boy an ate his genitals.
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I would loved to have lived in the early days of these types of buildings. I love the archetech of them.
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that kind of creeps me out even though its still kinda pretty