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I'm sure this shot has been taken by many, many people...
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Just a trick of light - the buildings here were pretty boxy and simple.
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Thanks, I would if I took a lengthwise photo... the portrait shots have to be cropped way too much for landscape / wide screen wallpapers.
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I think it was rusted that way, after trying to turn it...
Man, I like this picture, Motts. It's like a step back in time, only in color!
Radiator heat, cool 1950's chair, and the peeling paint almost looks like moss, sort of a paisley effect. Awesome. Thx for the wallpaper.
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i wish that there was a way to get inside without the security knowing
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Eldokid, quit echoing my thoughts!! :) it feels like it's living, marching on, but at the same time, dead.
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the light coming out seems radioactive...
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Motts, Love the inspiration on this site. You are a muse too...

'Banging your heart against some mad buggers wall.'
right?!!!
thank you for the share, danb
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With not much urinal experience personally, to me the angle would reduce the need for much um, manual dexterity. Uh. Yeah.
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Awww man, busy for a week and pow!! Gallery! So pleased. Plus, oooooooh such light in this one.
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I was past the fense when a cop came up and kicked me and a friend of mine out of the area. I go into places like this, but none as scary. I would love to go to a place like this, but its owned by the campus now so i wouldnt reccomend trying to get in
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ewwwww!
i used to have an uncle that would 'take out' his teeth for us...it scared me.
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AK!!! it's LOOKING at me!!:)
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i like how the yellow paint looks like it's pouring into the tub....