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motts, how do you get up there?
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Pleas... the soap dispenser thing for years and tears, is SOOOOOO old. Just not funny anymore. ;/
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This looks to be in remarkably good shape
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Pizza racks
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....they say he's a dentist...but i know different..
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Thanks for sharing this. Both fascinating and disturbing, I found this guy's story and photographs to be very inspiring. To see, without hindrance, the deplorable and shameful conditions that existed in these places makes you sick, but to know the impact they would have in changing the horrible conditions they portray lends them a certain beauty. They are truly amazing compositions.
Ephemera: A Peaceful War On Mental Institutions via NPR
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"...someone told me that they put those of us who end up in the tower, closest to it.."
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Is there still toilet paper on the holder?
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Looks like something from a DEVO video-- "Mr. DNA" is in the house~! Superb as always Mr. Motts.
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Hollywood in its' best attempt could never replicate the solitude & atmosphere of this photoset-- extraordinary Mr. Motts~!
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The blending of textures & light is fantastic here.
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Slumber party...of the damned!
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http://lioddities.com/...firehouse/index.html
the inside of the firehouse.

Mel, are you sure about it still being there, want to say I am pretty sure its gone now.
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@ Jason
" i'm told i'm a wonderful polite person and i'm very creative positive and talented."

Most people's mom's lie to them, doesn't make it true.

Andrew, you're a douche bag. Why don't you head out to Camp Hero and with any luck fall through into a subbasement .

Break a neck---er, leg.
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I thought it was clogged