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heheh, Marcia, your group thought the class was a pit of insane boredom, but somebody put oblivion instead?
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...kind of like the Land Of Lost Socks accessible through the dryer, and only cats know where it is.
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"i dont think I would wear red if I was a ghost" LOL!!
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The strange thing about this is how relatively clean and undisturbed this looks.
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Oohhh, is it really one of those yellow stickers?? :)P
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eeks, that almost looks like my college senior dorm building.
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*For Future Reference: people like Lynne who post here are NOT denying what happened. (consider unseen abuse going on right now in miscellaneous, ordinary looking homes) Rather, it's a clarifying thought that there are people in the mental health field working like heck to make sure that the system does not automatically mean a horrible end at the hands of The Uncaring.
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uhh, I think they only stopped caring about decorating as of the 1930s... (GREAT thought was put into architectural ornamentation in the initial construction of these buildings!!)
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haha at first that sign looks like "careful everyone there's a fire right here"; all fire safety violations aside though be careful going through that door, you gotta remember to step down
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Um...it IS from the last century. ;)p
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ok so me n a friend went on the property...yes there were cops but we jus went around tha back..the cops never oncce left thier litl trailor building...o and it was like 2 pm...it was not hard to get on the property at all..but we only got on the adult hospital side..and we found the morgue and the "crematorium" ? im not realy sure wat it was but it was creepy lol but trust me..the cops that were there were the last thing i was worried about...
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thorugh out cases that pennhurst was haunted. they hvae very much provein that such meditcation event were done here . i for one thing this place in hell on land
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No STL girl I didn't buy it.I laid down on it cuz I was bored.
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This is sad. It's almost painful to know there is a dedicated group of people genuinely interested in preserving this amazing structure, yet for lack of funding and having to wrestle with the government's red tape, this beautiful, historical monument is crumbling faster and faster. Many stately structures worth saving come under the wrecking ball with relatively little attention, except for the outraged urb-exers like us, and then some like these disintegrate before our eyes no matter how hard people try to save them.

I need to win a lottery or something. *sigh* I hope something can be done for Bannerman's soon.
Ephemera: Bannerman's Island Arsenal Collapses Once More
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I would rather swim in the pool at my school, cause I was there,, and I put all the moldy mattresses and sofa in the pool, and I jumped off the diving board, and when my head landed on the mattresses, OUCH! It hurt!!! I nearly killed myself by doing something that stupid!!!