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I agree Kez! Love the doors, the hallway, and the light. This is a wonderful shot!
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I feel like I need a shower after looking at this pic of a shower! Great gallery so far though!
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Reminds me of Pennsyvania State University Campus's. I am sure it looks like many Schools back east though.
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Welcome to my humble abode. Won't you please come in and make yourself at home.
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Hmmm,... "Far Out?"
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anybody know if it still stands- I'll be there is 12 days
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that would make a nice living room
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I don't know what conditions were like in *this* place, but in modern psych hospitals/wards, you get bars of soap or tiny travel-sized bottles. You can also bring your own, and there are always plenty of clean linens. I was never in a place that hosed people down, but I can understand the temptation. Some people just refused to bathe, for one reason or another, and sitting next to them at meal times was not a pleasant experience.
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Sometimes a bunny is just a bunny. Good Lord, do you all know how incredibly boring these places are? Whenever I wasn't writing I would draw cubes. Does that have some deep psychological meaning?
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mmmmm Jensen Ackles....
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Motts you run a very good site I am still working @ kppc on the grounds as a TA and people need to know to please STAY OUT OF THESE ABANDONED BUILDING BEFORE SOMEONE GETS SERIOUSLY HURT OR WORSE KILLED OR THE VERY LEAST ARRESTED BY THE NYS PARKS POLICE these a on the verge of collapsing
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in my anatomy and physiology class next semester, we get to go see an autopsy done on a body. going to be pretty damn creepy for me. a friend of mine told me he'd pay me if i ran in and saw the body and screamed out "OHHH NO! THATS WHAT HAPPENED TO UNCLE JOE!!!" ha.
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oh was it byberry that was all graffitied? i dont remember now, because well I have been on this site for a good 3 hours looking through photographs and comments. But i wanted to comment on the morgue in byberry, with the graffiti inside the refrigerator box, someone had to be mighty ballsy to go inside, I on the other hand, hate small confined areas... Would of literally made me sick to my stomach to be inside of it tagging the wall.
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makes me feel slightly soulless, like when I went in for surgery, and just going through the doors made me feel like, i guess, dead. idk, could never be a mortician, the job would just seem too depressing, I hear plenty of people who train to be morticians, end up getting sick and dropping out. I can see why, the job would absolutely be the death of me. ha ha.
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that would look great on my wall