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people who do graffiti should have their arms removed. now that would be a fun night at the stadium.
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ROFL sked. I nearly pissed myself when I read that.
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Beautiful shot. Congrats to the awsome person who took it.
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I haven't seen a picture that beautiful in a long time. It is just breathe taking. It really is.
WOW. thats crazy it do look like blood. but i cant see a cross?_?
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The picture is truely amazing.
CJ,
I would believe you but i don't know anything about that time other then my mom was born 1979 and im 15 now.
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It really would. I'd be scared s**t-less if this was a movie. Does anyone know where this is. I think it's in the basement. I don't think people would keep this area open to everyone.
I wish I could go just to feel that crepy feelin that some thing there.
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I think your right. I wish they never knock down Byberry........ It was a beautiful place.
the only thing I can SAy Is this dosent seem rite to me... it looks like little cobbies
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Wow.
Radioactive warning signs. Forebodimg handprints smearing the walls. Big cages.
Everything says "Zombies" to me until...
Bowling alley.
Finally, a hospital that left behind some good information as to what happened there. If I ever came across a place like this, I'd sift through a few of those to see who all was there. It's really a creepy feeling having all those files so unprotected, what if the abandoned hospital was set afire by some teenagers? Then those file would be lost forever!
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when i win lottery i will buy that island
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Well it is Germany during the Cold War as Iraq/Afghanistan today you don't want the enemy getting their grubby little paws on stuff they could use against us. We have amnesty bins over there that we'd throw our old uniforms and boots into and they were emptied by US personnel to be burned as you don't want the enemy to have a readily available supply of current military uniforms