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Any of those for adults?
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Love this.
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That's more than a little creepy.
Be careful when in these buildings. Always wear something over your nose and mouth do to the Asbestos. A lot of the floors are unstable and may cave in when walked on.
These buildings are crawling with bums and copper robbers who will kill you. Never go in the tunnels.
So sad this place was lost by the fire and thoughtless vandels.
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Looks like something Dr. Giggles would use. I'm not asking, though
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Awwww G'job! You're unique...just like everyone else!
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For all these words I sing, do you feel anything?
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I went here was i was really little!! They closed it down when I was about five, I wish it was still open!
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wonder if the pills, made 'em 'kill the tv'
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love this!
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Who's up for a root canal?
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Someone call the janitor, the damn toilet's backed up again. Who the hell keeps putting this stuff in here?
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My husband just started having seizures for the first time in his life (that he knows of) 5 years ago at the age of 30. They only occur when he is falling asleep. So scary It takes him about 30 min to completely come around and know who I am, how old he is, our 9 year old daughter's name, etc....(last time he called her "volleyball") . If it were not for the holes he bites in the sides of his tongue, he would not believe me when I tell him it happened. The next day he is sore, of course, all of his muscles ache, and he says the tounge is the worst part. He takes daily meds now. Anti-convulsants. No one has been able to tell us exactly why. They call it Epilepsy, which is just a generalized seizure disorder. He had scarlet fever twice as a child and may have some scar tissue on his brain from that. NO way you could get anything into his mouth if you tried. he is totally clenched all over.