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That's my favorite color...Sea Foam Green...I love it.
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I've been a fan of Motts' work and opacity.us for a few years but I've never commented on any pictures. In fact, this site was what taught me that I wasn't the only person fascinated with the abandoned, forgotten, and decaying. But having just stumbled upon this one, I really can't hold back. This is stunning. How lucky were you to catch these beams of light at precisely the right time to capture this amazing effect. Awesome job!
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This picture is soo creepy! For some reason I just want to keep staring at it! I wonder what the exact moment when this happened was like...?
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Take it to pawn stars!
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what, no wallpaper?
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MORE PICS MORE PICS...
Hey Motts...the Natives are getting restless here!

Need...more....pics!!!!
:)

AH this reminds me of the Lecture Hall when I went to Penn State...and how I fell asleep every time I had a class in there...

Needless to say, I didn't pass the first semeter of college. :(
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YAY! I will buy the first round of beer...or sodas! :D I have my own ball and shoes. :)

Something about the yellow and the green in this photo that makes me think of spring...

It is like 4 degrees F out there now so 45 F would be warm!
Brrr.
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Wallpaper!!
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Hahaha!
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All of these comments are hilarious to read! I
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To the person that wiped the cp off the board I am very disappointment in you....It said at first "Chris you do exist"
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Definely duckpin...check out the balls. No finger holes.
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So you thought you might like to go to the show? I got some bad news for you, Sunshine...
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Calgon, take me away!
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Could it have once been an operating room? Maybe the adjacent rooms give a clue. Probably not, as there are no overhead, OR-style lights. Also, this building looks too new to have an OR...most state hospitals in recent times send patients to a medical hospital for surgery. Still, looks like an OR or a morgue to me.