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When it says that it just makes you wanna go in even more lol
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Oops i got wiped out !
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This photo reminds me of the first world war. I can imagine a Prussian officer blowing a whistle to announce a coming bombardment.
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Vastarien202 - Quite contrary... people get addicted to alcohol and other drugs for many reasons - a common thread in addicts, however is the persistant belief that one can and should control everything; even those things well beyond the control of any one human being. "turning one's life over" is an exercise in humility, not abdication of personal responsibility... in fact, most of the twelve steps are intended to foster recognition and acceptance of personal responsibility - in all interactions... see steps 4, 5, 8, 9, and 10. However, everyone is entitled to their own opinion... and while I disagree with it, I respect your right to yours.
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Yes, that WAS the newest building, the Savoy. And yes, during 'slow times' at the hotel, the room could be had for 'consideration.
I spent almost all of my youth there as my family, then me, operated the Coffee Shop from the 60's till the 90's.
What memories!
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Looks like a Banksy, lol
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This is sooo nice ...
A really Winter-Wonderland. :o)
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Wow ... Soooo beautiful ...
Love this picture!
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I agree Larry D, a place like this should be shown at least some respect!
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i am there every year and believe U me it's not that safe any more- look up Kyle's responce on last pic of this gallery and now even worse
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I was heavily inspired by this room in the creation of a 3d environment. I've got some images of it posted up in the forums here if you feel like taking a gander.

http://www.opacity.us/...ex.php?topic=14146.0
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Hop this way....lol
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I think i might have a reel of rocky point in my vintage viewmaster library
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Does no one consider that feeling powerless over their lives is WHY so many people get addicted to alcohol and other drugs?!
"Turning one's life over" to another entity is abdicating personal responsibility and infantilising the addict. This only forces the addict to replace dependence on one thing with another (the group), AND provides an easy way out of having true growth and healing as a person.

/end rant)
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that would be the Chair Gymnastics area.