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DME well said!
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like the tiles on the wall too
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GREEN !!!

thanks for the pics
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Dose any one else see her face or is it just me?
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Just curious on how you know they're still razor sharp Mr.Motts? A little home surgery perhaps?
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That would make cool wallpaper for a bathroom -
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You know, I wanna be a criminologist, (study of criminals and criminaly insane), it would be nice to see the arrangements that these people lived in. Plus I love scary places.
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Dude, I'm a wuss about this stuff but I'd wanna go!!!
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I worked at Kinsey Distillery right out of High school in 1966. It was a great place to work and would still be in Bussiness if the Chairman a Great Man had not died suddenly and a couple of Lawyers did a hostile takeover of Publicker the parent Company! When I worked there 600 people were empoyed there. Over 500 in 2 shifts in the Big Bottle House which is 2 foot ball fields long And had 11 bottling lines! I still go back from time to time to remember and write on the web about my Memories.
I still keep in touch with some of the people still livng that worked there. Publicker was an Awesome Company to work for and I have many stories about the place.

At one time we had the Worlds largest amount of aging Whiskey in those warehouses about 14 Million barrels!
DZ
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I like the building against the black background it looks like a very cold place
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I don't know about pathology, but in research you try to keep your samples stored for several years after you studied them.
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It's a filing system for histological slides, they just fit in the squares. We still use them.
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this is absolutely fantastic
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It's a little fancy for a nurses station, possibly a reception area,
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i live in niagara falls, which is very close to buffalo and i think you should take pictures of love canal.