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some of the things in the pictures im suprised people havn't colllected those are from so long ago they must be worth something surley do people even know theres this stuff in there??
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went up to Nether hall and could not find the hall has it been demolished. google earth its no there? I had not been since 2008
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I work in a funeral home and this is an extiinct style of casket did you open the lids or find them open were there any skeletal remains found..
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Although it was used for a positive purpose, I'd be scared shitless if that Dipper had to lift me up and down.
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The Poet Punk strikes again! The peeling walls tell his legends in sharp-edged patchworks of institutional green and Baker's Pink, while the few remaining mice whisper his ramblings to their children, telling them, "Hush! This is the Word of God!"
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Spooked me a sec-
didn't recognize ya with a mask on!
then i saw the sleeveless arms and...
oh ya.
Motts.
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i expected you to be much bigger...
like six and a half feet tall.
Here, you do't seem much taller than me!
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Motts looks like a Ghostbuster there... tee!
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yakno- I was so busy admiring the cloud I didn't see Motts there! what a headtrip!
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Got turned on to this site by a friend, and am inspired by the photos. All could be lost with these great pics to breath new life into the forgotten. A million thanks for giving.
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I love boraxo. nothing like scraping off a couple of layers of skin to really feel like your hands are clean.
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Thank you, Motts! :-)
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I can't remember why the light varied so much between the two rooms, but it's all naturally lit.
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Actually, I see it as a bit of immortality...being in one of Mott's galleries. Being a piece of abandoned flesh in one of these photos and having a forum discussing someone's demise....whether fair or foul, actually gives meaning to their death in some respects....it does show that someone cares about what happened to them.
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Ya know....if they didn't leave so much, "Bio-hazard" waste around, we wouldn't be so interested or curious...it just adds to the appeal of the photos....and our reactions to them. We are repelled and attracted at the same time.