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Thank you for the wonderful pictures! Just found this site and can't quite looking!! DAMN SHAME THAT THE JACKASS POWERS THAT BE LET THIS PLACE BE TURNED OFF!!! AMERICA SHOULD NOT BE RELIANT ON ANYONE!! TURN THESE MACHINES ON AND LETS GET GOIN"
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It's a gaping hole
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Happy December. My sister works in occupational therapy at a DD center in the Chicago suburbs and will be working this Christmas. (gets the day before off, though)
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I'd prefer burgundy. Intense colors should only be used in small, scattered amounts. Haha, over-saturation could near blind a person.
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From the lovely administration building to that boxy one! Doesn't seem to mesh well, lol!

Thanks for the gallery! Stunning as always!
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It is indeed stately. What a beautiful building.
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it might be a bedspring. Wow.
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Is that dark brown spot in the upper right hand corner a gaping hole in the ceiling or a stain? Just curious. ;)
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Is that Charlie Brown's Christmas tree?
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Thank Heavens modern "EST" is largely done through precision use of magnets. 1970s EST recommended with drugging someone that heavily just might suggest an individual (schizophrenic?) with some violent tendencies.
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Maybe that line is the seam between 2 pieces of sheet rock (or whatever they used in there)? This is a really cool shot!
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Rivet got it right, this is very haunting.
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I thought the same thing, redinkreign!

I LOVE this picture! The patterns are SO amazing.
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Nicely put, A D Nilsen.

EST, daily if necessary? DAILY?!?!?! Good Lord. Poor woman.
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It looks like there's nothing wrong with it at all from that shot. Great one.