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this picture is so sad, to see peoples things thrown away as if their lives didn't matter........
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The wall must have a standard color. like in our laboratory here....and also the cabinet.
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I want there to be legs that pop out the bottom, like Luggage from Terry Pratchett's DiscWorld novels!
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Boy, I need to seek some professional help for this overactive imagination of mine. I can totally see some berzerker patient chasing the others into the room through that door, or maybe trying to get at them through it.....
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*GASP* Something's opening the door! RUN!! (hahahahaha)
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With the wild look of the woods out there, it gives a feeling of unsafeness. That if you were in danger, you'd be royally screwed, because the window is broken.
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Replying to Silkster40z's comment:

The door is very narrow, which makes it look taller than it is. The height of the room itself adds to this. Plus, the door opens counter-clockwise and outward. I find this unusual for a door positioned in the corner of a room. It gives it a claustrophobic effect. I would feel claustro and a bit panicky if I had to exit a room through a door like that, espec ially if it was the ONLY door.
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How did I miss this picture?
Beyootiful!
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sounds like a-lot of upkeep. I mean, they are eating in the tubs so do they relieve themselves in them as well? gross...
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l want tht fabric tht's laying over the back of the chair!
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your photos never fail to amuse me.
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tht would make a comfy desk chair.
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exquisite photographs!!! Thank you so much for sharing, I love these!
Thanks Motts for fixing my name screw up...I appreciate it....I suck at this computer stuff......
What a shame the columns have been done with graffiti. Your photo and perspective leading to the doorway is superb and the ray of dusty sunlight is a wonderful touch.