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The white orbs...are also white paint balls...orbs don't drip.
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Looks like mud baths to me
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Wow
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My favorite shot by far. Imagine all the bbqs you could have on a balcony like this!!!!
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Looks like the phantom sweeper forgot to mop
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It is good to see that someone cares enough to sweep it,,,,,,no matter who they may be. Kudos to you!!!
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Makes me wish I had quite a bit of money. What I wouldn't give to salvage this building. Compared to alot of those I have seen, this one isn't too far gone. It could be grand if it was saved now
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Although the green color sucks, since when its it ok to let architecture like this rot?
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The rug is a sad symbol. It makes me think that someone cared enough at one time that they took the time out to purchase and lay a really nice rug down in a sad environment
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This is truly sad. All this space could be turned into homes for those who are trying to get off the streets and make a better life for themselves. It is sad to see enormous structures such as this go unused while a portion of the world suffer from no roof over their heads
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Once again..I am drawn to the floor pieces. Doesn't seem like it would take much to fix this up. Why let it rot?
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love how the floor is still in good condition
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i remember those sinks in elem. school too....omg does that make us old? hohumm......
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The architecture.......it was never meant for this.
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Explanation?: The patients organized in the basement where they held a stencil-painting party.