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the way the boy with the cat is turning...
it looks as if theyre running from the house, not the tornado...
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the dividers are so small...
imagine, just pressing up to the cold walls, trying to save some of your privacy...
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i love the colors in this shot. the blues and yellows are disturbingly calming...
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i love the windows...
but they dont look very jump proof...
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i love the single broken pane..
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@Yen4Daze-These DO look like the "Good old days"! Resorts back then were simple but very appealing and the community felt like you were visiting family. The Pines truly did look like a great place in its day-I wish I had gone there...
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@ilovehorseyrides-Six Flags is a great place! I went to the one in Agawam, MA years ago! I love horses because that's probably the first animal I saw as a baby. My dad had a beautiful arabian mare who was a very gentle and good horse. I used to kiss her on the nose! : )
PRIVACY DUH!!!!!!!
Hi STL girl horsies are awesome, and the pictures I mentioned were of ME with a bottle in MY mouth, not a horse's.
What, you get locked up for having a BM???? But I have them every day!!!!!!!! If that happens to me, I'll be REAL messed up for sure!!!
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As a maintenance guy in an unrelated industrial facility, I get a great laugh out of the inclusion of standard Allen-Bradley flush head push buttons in the control panel over in a "metric" country.
Uhhh...INSOMNIA got me now I can't sleep!!!!!
I'm not strange, Tiny!!!
That's sick!!!!
Meg if you still want to ride the skyway, go to Six Flags Great Adventure in New Jersey. They have a skyway there. I knew that because I went there last wednesday and rode the skyway.