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just wanted to say one of the best self portraits I have seen in a long time. nice
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i like tht shirt. i'd wear it if it hadn't hung in a hospital for 30 years or more. its too big anyway.
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totally tubular!
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they're weren't people in there, were there?? eek.
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ive been in buildings 21,22, and 7 numerous times.. but ive never been in this one, i love kppc so much its such a thrill to be in there, but now im hearing bout all these security sensores they put in the walls, i havent been in any in a whilecause the cops are keeping close eye on 7 now, but i always wanted to go into 93, idk if its safe at this point anymore with all the omh's everywhere
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Looks like the hallways in juvy..
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As always, your work in perserving these places in photographs for the sake of history is greatly appreciated, and the artistic skill used to create them is, second to none!
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If you couldn't walk into a Morgue, how would one perform an autopsy? Would be difficult to do on ones hands and knees, hence the distinct lack of "crawl in" morgues.
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Is it just me or dose it look like someone is standing there?
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creepy on so many levels....
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This looks like it could be a wallpaper....hmm..
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oh my goodness. hah
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this is so beautiful.... one of my favorite pics
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Ok, I think I may know the answer to what this hole is. This may be what is called a Grinder Pump. It's a system that collects toilet waste water along with toilet paper, napkins, diapers etc. and when the level reaches high enough, it turns on and grinds it up to a liquid and pumps it out to the sewage holding tanks. They are usually equipped with an alarm panel for overflow alert. A diagram can be seen here http://www.aquatechsys...e/popup_col_a_01.jpg
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hey im going there tonite is there any police patrols? or anything like that?