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looks like someone is at the end of the hallway
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sweet photo!
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surprised someone hasnt picked it up for scrap metal
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I think that machine needs a tag
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LOL Toot!
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that turns me on
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what does this machine do....ZAP! Oh it gives cancer!
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looks like fingers wrapped around something
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is it an iron deficiency
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hmmm now that is exciting
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Wow... awesome perspective/angle on this shot Motts!!!
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It is so sad that this was all destroyed by some idiot with a box of matches. Not only is it a piece of history, but I know of many small community theater companies desperate for performance or rehersal space.
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Morgz,
I agree with you. Some mentally disabled or autistic people have a fascination with numbers or sequences of numbers.
And I think I also read somewhere that the late, great John Lennon was also obsessed with the number 9.
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Mr. Motts,
I must say that I love the way in such a huge building with so much to see, you also manage to capture the smallest things, and make them into a fantastic shot. This one really speaks to me.

P.S: Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, Festivus (or whatever you may celebrate) to everyone on here!!
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Hey, my brother is mentally disabled, so I know that sometimes numbers mean things to people with disabilities. Maybe this person thought that those numbers represented certain people in his family.