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yah, if ya come in here to rant about the comments, yer just a smartypants-or worse. :)
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(mark...we won't ask.) jp- I was slightly traumatized by a similar situation in 4th/5th grades...a public restroom in the upper grades hall with the stalls-but no doors!! I always went to the two behind a divider by the door.
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"normal except for the stigma of insanity" !!! If THAT doesn't say it, nothing does. "warehousing storage" of those perceived as burdens is one thing...but the neurosurgery and "experiments" only resulted in detriment...I hope as many of us as possible know that even those with conditions aren't disposable.
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That's totally cool the way the panarama distorts it tino looking kinda like the colosium in Rome.

Thanks again.
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The light fixtures look like little anvils waiting to drop on passersby
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Just asking, but is the doorway at the end like, 20 feet tall?
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Smooth Christmas Jazz Muzak Anyone?
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I was thinking 'there be the zombies'

But, cadavers works..
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Wants the wrought iron gates.

You know, for the act..
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Nice roiling clouds there as well
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The two doors look totally like fireplace from this perspecive.

Thanks for the wallpaper
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*tears* Like a faded, crumbling illustration.
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It could have been a fancy hotel...but not so much with the transportation activity being too far removed from what remains of the city. (sighs in relief that St Louis' Union Station was saved)
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Strange nobody scavenged the marble.
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Lynne maybe gonna "pook" if she sees this ;)