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Are you sure that's not a flat screen TV showing a picture of a dark corner with some surface-mount electrical wiring...?

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Looks like "Girl Interrupted".
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Fantastic set! I need to visit this place again.
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Fantastic set! Sorry about leading the way into the prison...
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Love the hallway shots. Very nice. I like the fact that asshat vandals have not trashed the place.
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Who chose the color scheme for this place, Walt Disney?
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Those are bazaar looking chairs. Are they chairs?
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... but unfortunately big lamp-attendant is watching...
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Comfy looking chair. I wonder what it was used for. Dentist? Very interesting hole in the wall. Looks like something out of a Road Runner cartoon. And how did a dinner plate wind up on the seat? It's mysteries like these that makes exploring these facilities so fascinating.
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Mama.. you do windows? You're in Scranton, right? .. only a 5 hour drive to where I am in MD.. =) ... I hate cleaning my windows.. lol
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Doesn't look like the mural is peeling like the walls and ceiling are, different type of paint maybe?
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Always seems these places have that same caged-walled room with the same cubby-holed wooden storage structure in the back. I remember using cubby's like that waaaay back in elementary school. We used to stuff our coats and stuff in them when we got there to hold them throughout the day until we left.
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Uhh - one step below tunnel-clown *brr*
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At 3. it says "decision to turn our will and lives over to god as he understood us"
What is this about?? I would think the step-programs for overcoming addiction do not include religious issues...?
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They needed the high ceilings so the fumes from the hair spray had someplace to go!