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i remember before the one in calgary closed the last one i saw in a drive in theater was godzilla. the resent one.
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man. i was hopeing for a wallpaper availabe for this on.
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ewww good point jude.
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i dont think the graffitti made for bad photos i think it adds to the what they were then and this is what they are now. i kinda like it. kinda
i like bretts idea to.
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i think motts proves a good point with the cage thing. why would think kids would be creeped out by the cage and '' oh lets pretend your about to die by being eaten by a witch. no it will be fun" idea. its kinda messed up. and the legs in the chimney dont help.
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i like the angle on this one.
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are those trees in the back ground real.
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looks like hell.
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I recently got an evp outside of the hospital building that said ''what's that?'' as soon as I turned on my digital recorder. I also hear a metallic bang near the Rockwell building evertime I'm there. I am going alone to investigate inside the Rockwell building sometime soon before it gets cold.
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Nooo! Not the pillows! *cries*
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That's one way to kill time.........
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Hope the pills weren't for anxiety.......just sayin' they didn't work. =D
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Holy crap my dad still has that exact typwriter. And I have to use it to type up cheques at his office. It's a finicky lil thing.
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That's incredible. The colors are fantastic!
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Gorgeous shot, Motts. I love the desolate-ness of the photo and how it seems to just channel that dead, decaying, late-November chill...I have no idea when this was taken, but this picture to me seems to embody the slow decay of fall. Love it.