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Another beautiful fresco! It's a shame that so many of these religious schools have closed. Also, it's a shame that there are so few vocations to the religious life.
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Wonderful picture, Wonderful Saint!
what the frig ? ths room is way to loud for me. im outta here!
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Travel safe and well Motts! Thnx for posting the things I will never see.

It looks like that one chair got sick and blew chunks.
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I'm going with the zombie juice theory. Zombies were feeding there.
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Mmmm! Tasty morsels of MRSA and Gram negative. A delectable treat.
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I see her arm is reaching down behind your back. What's that about?
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This is the lobotomy chair. Quick and easy service by Icepick Wally.
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And help yourself to a knife and take a few stabs.
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Zombies! Yes. I do what I can to alert people to the dangers of zombies in these buildings. It could be said the alarm goes off when zombies invade seeking brains to eat. But that room stores cadavers, so I'll speculate that the alarm warned of new zombies becoming active that are ready for zombie control collars.
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I have one of those on my kitchen sink. Handy to have for those occasional home-spun autopsies on the neighbors.
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Very interesting but creepy looking at the same time. Old radiators in aboandoned buildings are kinda creepy
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T.S. Eliot is indeed a great poet: http://poetry.poetryx.com/poems/784.

"This is the way the world ends
This is the way the world ends
This is the way the world ends
Not with a bang but a whimper."
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Thanks again Motts!
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Perhaps the cracks would look cool to me if I didn't know it was used to wash body parts. Ewwwwwwwww.