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or Tara after the burning of Atlanta

Interesting juxtaposition! : )

Rod is probably responsible for the strict juvenile muder laws in MA: All 14+ murder defendants are tried as adults by law. I remember reading that he told his victim while leading him into the woods to his death "You never know when you need a baseball bat!"

Motts, I think these turned out AWESOME! Great work!

Whats that black stuff on it, and why isn't the towel covered in dust

So, if the patient is sick already, why must it be proven, isnt it enough that their coughing up blood. Is that what used to happen when people had the common cold in the early 1900's? Probably

has anyone else noticed that the chairs are missing the back legs?!?

Long Island, thats really funny, we kinda did the same thing, but we would tie them to bricks and sink them in the harbor or rip of their limbs, chew the ends and leave them around the house for our mom to find. she was under the impression that the house was haunted for like, 10 years. Im not saying how old I was when I did this though

CAN SOMEONE PLEASE LET ME OUT

i drew something like that on my window.
still waiting for someone to let me out though...

Probably a petefial dressed as a cop waiting for some teen to come in and vandalize so they can "arrest them" and take them in the basement...
or a patient...

The disposal of sputum is something I've never thought about in my entire life. (Can't say that anymore!)

Also: ew.

Spent 2 weeks at the summer camp that they ran there, in 1954. Lot's of great memories. I Remember Brother Joe, Jerry Dyckman, The Napoletano brothers Anthony & Ralph.

I wonder if they had a telephone or computer access or e mail or wi fi.

Look at that detail. My God, that's beautiful.