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Again, perhaps the child models resembled relatives, or reminded them of thier kids. Kinda sad.
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Pegasus64, I can understand that situation. Especially if they had no photos of family. I suppose finding magazine pics that best match would be one way to substitute.
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Very interesting shot. I don't like elevators anyway so this a perfect way to view it. Safe in my own home on my laptop.
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it really is unreal like out of a movie i dont like to think thats what they really did. My mother was there in the 60s and i dont want to think thats what happen to them.
Ephemera: Continuous Bath Time
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oh yeah my email is lilsprite_21@yahoo.com
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does anyone still frequent this site? i have stumbled upon an old mattern x ray machine...trying to figure out what era this thing is from got the machine, the partition, and the table....i have pictures...i'd like to restore it if possible.
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What the F--k?
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All I can is wtf? Creepy pictures.
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oops, have
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He's going the distance...Sorry I couldn't help myself. Nice shot.
{FallTwin}
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I'm not sure I would have the guts to walk down that hallway. Not without a powerful flashlight, a pistol, and a whole bunch of other people that is. Fantastic shot but it is creepy.
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great photo but very disconcerting. especially if you have virtigo or a fear of heights.
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Good. A morgue shot. I used to work as a morgue attendent way back when. Actually I was just interning there so I wasn't getting paid but it was okay. About this picture: amazing.
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is it just me or can anyone else see optimus prime in this????
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what it needs is MIGHTY PUTTY!!!!