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the tunnel feels kind of ominious dont make me go down there
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Amazing gallery Motts! Thank you for taking time to keep the site updated and constantly reveal things to people like me who are unable to travel to such places, as much as I may want to! Great shot by the way! I was wondering where your little friend was!
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would like this whole cabient transported to my house so I can have a better look. and so I can practice whose first?
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neat crib. but done forget about the chamber pot underneath. makes you wonder if there is a hole in the bottom of the crib
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I'm putting that right in front of my closet! Maybe then my roommate will get the point!
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interesting picture. definetly doesnt want the bottom bunk either
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I wonder where the random door came from...
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Oh and nick, you can have the one with the Z as long as I get the one with the funky s/5 thing on it! ^.^
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The hose is for giving enemas of course! Kidding! Actually, I agree with bina. I'm pretty sure that is in fact the place where custodial people dumped their mop buckets and such.
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its what every fashionable mother should be wearing
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they made gas masks for babies. it was more like a helmet with cloth attached to the bottom of it. you would put the babies head in the helmet wrap the cloth snuggly around the baby and secure it under its butt. I had heard somewhere that there were ones that were more bag like where you put the whole baby in there but I havent seen any of that type.
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I agree with serenityjane. The combination of all the different textures, and the way the shot is halfway focused on the iron. Excellent shot!
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Man, seeing that 10 lb. typewriter LucieLou makes me apperciate my Blackberry so much more!
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Motts, your hallway shots are always amazing, but I think this is probably my favorite as of yet!
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I can't explain it, but this shot is very welcoming.