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Or at another look airconditioning
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yum peanuts yum,looks like a light hanging from the ceiling,as you can see the shadow on the opposite wall.Thanx Motts for the new galleries.
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Guys I just gagged, and same as Nilsen ewwwww
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Since this was considered a prestigious institution they had to "screen" all prospective students.
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I knew there would be a chair in the mix.
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AKA the hocker bin.
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Looks like the plastic has done it's job very well.
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Dank is a fitting word for this shot. Love the calcium buildup where the water is leaking.
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Any idea what the huge baseboards were for? Only thing I can think of was to keep rolling beds from hitting the wall, but that seems like overkill..

On the fire doors, usually those are installed when you have to cut through a fire wall in a building. A fire wall would usually run the full width of the building, but based on the room to the left this wall doesn't . All the fire has to do is get into that room and it can bypass the fire door.
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When I used to visit my family I often saw across from their cottage an abandoned theme park on this island. I know it's abandoned because I've been visiting there for 24 years and the ferris wheel has yet to move. I wish they would tear it down, it creeps me out.
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LOL, AD Nilsen, that'd be good!
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Wow, I've lived 45 minutes away from this place for 40 years and never heard of it before. I must be living under a rock!
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Absolutely amazing!
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i loe how the ceiling in falling down and u can see te skeleton of it
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reminds me of a puzzle in a horror video game