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...hey isn't that the fridge that Indy escaped a nuclear blast from? :-p I recognise a ghostly appirition of a tin of spam next to it.
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You bet somebody was murdered in that tub. Just look at all the bloodstains.
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Anouncements long gone!
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Whenever you walk down this hall, you can feel the ghosts of the patients watching you! FREAKY DUDE!
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yo how did you get these pics send it to me at ridindrty95@aim.com plz i need them
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Have to say as always, incredible! I bet you have been to every abandoned place there is. How do you find them all??
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Well if this doesn't impact you, nothing will....I can't even imagine the fear many of those people felt leading up to their death...
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Its facsinating to see that proceedures were lax compaired to now. Of course they did not have AIDS back then, but contagious illnesses were around...
Of course they also didn't realize how the aftermath could harm so many....like those who were racing to make the nuclear bomb....Its funny how people do things just to prove they can....
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wow, that is a lot of history there...
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Perfect picture, darn the taggers....
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I like the sephia effect...
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It would seem as though some people can not resist taining beauty.
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It's a really, really, REALLY bad idea to ever break a fluorescent bulb, and large amounts are even worse. This is because of the amount of mercury in each bulb, which is extremely hazardous.
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Thanks for another wonderful gallery! I am so sad that this place has been demolished. It really makes me sick that people don't value these beautiful old places.
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Those windows are fabulous! I want them in my house, although I am not sure they will look good on a raised ranch!