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The milkshake song was sung by Peter Griffin in the show 'Family Guy' when he was in prison - specifically, the yard.
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My uncle was placed there when he was 12 years old, he was never mistreated. On the contrary many staff took him to their private residences for a day or weekends, I used to go to pick him up and bring him to our house for dinners, holidays. It was not as bad as they made it sound. I think like everywhere you have good people and not so good people, Pennhurst was good for my uncle!
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Maybe this was a Decepticon-run prison. There was an Autobot named Hubcap.
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Are we sure those are soap dispensers and not light fixtures?
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Maybe that's the way to the execution room...
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Hey, you're supposed to monitor the CALLS, not the phones! Put 'em back!
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The first button opens the door to a kennel of ferocious dogs. The second button opens the door to a room full of armed guards. The third one opens the door to the garbage room so the cooks can get their ingredients.
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bet that made a right bang when it fell love the site dood any tips for someone whos looking into doing some urb ex?
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I don't think these colours are too bad. At least they do not have the colour of radioactive mint jelly, like my classroom in elementary school had....
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I love those old style steam radiators, made of cast iron. Our house was built in 1962, and we used to have them all over there, but when we renovated most of them were replaced with new, more boxy sheet metal steam radiators. They are still nice, but the warmth is just not as comfy as back then...
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See the brown stains in the right shower stall? Looks like some kind of old glue to me, like if the soap dispenser was there before it was moved upwards for some reason. At least, these stains are at the same height as the soap dispenser in the left shower stall.
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I like the chair on the right; I'm pretty sure I've seen almost exactly the same one in a mall today!
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Yes, this wasa the newest building, the Savoy and yes, if you knew the right people, durring slow times, the room could be made available.
There were some crazy , crazy times for sure.
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it's still standing
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seriously i wanna go to this place