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"... Because, you know, people are always puking all over the place"
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load of hookie turquoise paint ( fell off the back of a lorry maybe )
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reminds me of the house in the Mouse Hunt movie
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What a waste of a building! That's a shame.
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Brilliant pic
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I know it's wrong and FAIL-esque, but i still can't help but admire it. It's really an attractive... can I call it 'piece of art' ? Or is it a tag? Nevertheless, wonderful design and execution, even if it's uberfail on account of it being a TB joint.
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@amanda:
embossed is the word you're looking for.
My parents had one- they are the coolest doohickeys.
You can still find some at craft stores, but most people use the heat-sensitive label printers now.
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My pop had something similar plastered to the dash on the Driver's side of our family van- IS THE DOOR SHUT?

Yeah, that door had a habit of not closing properly- not so cool when driving.
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If you've ever trodden on hardwood floors barefoot for hours at a time, you feet do wind up red from all the pressure. You also need to consider the lighting source- if this is indeed taken here the place probably utilizes fluorescent lighting.

In my personal opinion, this is a photo someone took as foreplay. She's stripped down, posing forcefully, and the attire ( sports bra and patterned panties) looks to be mid/late 90s- not at all related to the book its inserted into.

As the saying goes, correlation does not equal causation.
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The viewpoint of a Special Operations soldier slowly approaching his objective! Great shot
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This place is a very interesting place. I have gone to it with friend and we read/watched everything we could find and it is sad how one kid they interviewed in 1968 said the only person in the world he wants to visit him is god. The history of pennhurst is amazing,sad, and interesting. All the people that make fun of what happen and destroy the buildings are ignorant as all hell!!!
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Motts - that's the link I was going to provide. ;)

It looks like the Neil Robertson was used by the USN as sailors are depicted in the illustrations.....

What the hell would something like that be used for in a psych hospital? My gut feeling is that it was used in some kind of "therapy".......*shudders*
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WALLPAPER!!! (Please?)

Amazing, amazing, amazing. Oh - and, amazing. How on earth did you get this shot?!
Moo.
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I don't know if it is just an optical illusion but there seems to be a very wide gap above the fire door. Even if there were a false ceiling at one time the fire door header should have reached all the way up to the ceiling.