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That empty "crunch' column is kind of sad, haha.
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Genius angle! Vertigo is right.
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Hahahahahaha @ Andy and MamaToFive, I agree.
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Aylah: I agree that sometimes nothing is black and white or good and evil, but no one is put on a path. Everything comes down to a conscious decision. Everyone can't use childhood situations as a scapegoat all the time. Also, there's no need to call someone ignorant on here based on their opinion. How do you know where anyone on here came from so that you can say something like "Just cause they did not come from where you did you can stand on your high horse"? I didn't know names on this site came with a small biography on the person as well. Stop pointing fingers and making uneducated accusations. It's ridiculous. You both have opinions and that's great, it's what makes the world go 'round, but no need to start getting offensive.
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Yes, medical building #23, ground floor.
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think of the hell being put in the dark for 3 weeks a friend of my family was put in the same in the 1940s for getting cought with a beer in a missoury prison.kill me first
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thay call this one frozzen freddy
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anybody whant a cold beer
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clean your room or you will not be able to play in the morgue
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its for people who pee the bed alot my little bro needs one
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Awesome post. Do you mind if I ask what your source is for this information?
Ephemera: Royal Land
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whare is the hose for the erackt o pulsateing plunger at /it must have turn to dust.
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saw thease buildings dly all my life used to wonder how the inside looked great pics motts
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Im a high school student and i'm in the middle of doing a photography project on psychiatric asylums. This is an amazing picture, very moving and interesting. Do you know what building or floor this picture was taken on? Was it building 23?
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It sucks being the last ventilator picked to play....