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Huh? That's my birthday!
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After viewing the video of the pus-suckers who turned this place into a "haunted house" attraction, I am appalled. WTF are these idiots doing turning a place with this history into a God Damn Disney World? Such disrespect for those who lived & worked here. Why don't they organize a fun dive into the USS Arizona? Geez!
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this has been a very sad but thought provoking journey thanks motts
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crying out for the last time
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its just nature reclaiming its space
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almost looks like some one just got up from that bed
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sad to think a lot of people in this place had no one and probably got mag pictures ect to hang up to try to make the area homey
..lol...yes...(I should be embarrassed..but strangely, i'm not...haha.) I just meant the first time I looked at the picture, I saw it as looking DOWN the stairwell from the top. Optical illusion, until you look at the wear patterns. Otherwise, kinda Escher-looking :-).
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wonder what this room was does look very out of place with the rest I wonder how many people warmed themselves by this fireplace
Exactly what I was thinking Kevin A.
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the past never really dies when someone like mott preserves the images and future people can see them
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very thought provoking
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where was this taken very strange
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darkness there is somehow inviting
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creepy not at all like tyhe seclusion rooms in new facilities