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Buildings do not have genders. Stop calling objects 'her' or 'she'.
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Oh my, I LOVE Snoopy. Not THAT Snoopy....I hope I don't have nightmares about that guy.
Are you sure that isn't Brian from Family Guy? ;-D
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Motts, I love this picture! It's perfect in black and white. I love the broken window (believe it or not).
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The roof kind of reminds me of that multi-coloured corn
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The scrawled writing makes it look creepy...maybe that's the irony, the advice itself is written in a creepy looking way. I'd give the inverse more credit-a depressed person is less motivated to care about appearance but someone feeling better takes more pride in looking good.
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Funny...vague recollections of things known as "ditto sheets" and purple ink...wonder how that's different from a mimeograph. -Haha, how would I know, I've never had to get my hands smudged making copies :) Multi-lith? Maybe it graphed more than one lith at a time, LOL!
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You remember that beautiful horse "Narcissus" that big man "ROD" I mean big Man ROD use to ride? Remember Eddie the horse trainer with the attitude?
How aoubt Artie and Miltie Karp?
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Mr. DeMello, I also recall your #1 job was cleaning out the stalls and polishing my boots.
So be glad I am not making that public DeMello....
ROFL
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...thought the Disney parks all had the tunnels UNDERground...or was that just the one in FLA?
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Amanda, I also had to wear braces when i was very young, not exactly like these, but, also because my feet turned inward. The ones i wore even had a bar attached to each shoe to hold my feet out. Im glad it fixed the problem and walk fine now, hope yours did the job and you are walking good now too!
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Look at the bottom of this photo, looks like this writing is done in the shower!!!??
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No money wasted on the stage, maybe no money wasted on the entertainment either! Isnt that pitiful!
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hammertime !
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Geez, cardboard filters?? Is there really any benefit to that at all?
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Another atrocity by the State in their never-ending charade of destroying historical sites in order to sell the land to condo developers...simply to line the pockets of cash-hungry beaurocrats in the seemingly eternally corrupt Mass Government. Hats off to you Mr. Motts for the continued superb photography of these soon-to-be extinct institiutions.
Ephemera: Taunton State Hospital