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Someone wrote "fuck the __" on the wall back there. ("fick die _____", that is.) I can't tell what the last word is and now I'm all curious!
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...that graffiti looks like Duckman to me.

I...don't know why. I've never even seen an episode of that show and had to struggle to remember what it was called.

Duckman picture: http://gd.tuwien.ac.at...ge/pics/duckman2.gif
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A great engine who will never work again.
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Hi Bill! Thanks for your translation...but to me, it says "Access to switchboard, keep clear".

I'm not a native speaker, so I might be wrong, but I'm curious where you got "cabinet" from...and where "zugang" went. :)
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Our every thoughts and words will linger in these walls as long as this place lasts.
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The eternal sentinels of the graveyard.
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Now that is what I call the passage of time.
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What unseen treasures lie in the darkness?
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Once a proud working engine, now but a rusting piece of metal.
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come in, come in
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Just wondering how your exploring went? A bunch of us went last night... didn't turn up anything. Have to say the place is really creepy.
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Anyone been inside lately?
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sounds to me the poetic justice is this kid is going to get diagnose with lung cancer from hanging out vandilizing aspestis and lead ridden old buildings or he's going to fall through a rotten floor and break both his legs and his buds will leave him and then the goasts of patients will come out to collect him like silent hill then he'll shit his pants
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Motts were'nt you ever afraid of falling through a rotted floor . When i was a kid i did'nt care about that or getting in trouble for tresspassing i was a kid what could they do.
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reamains of what? people?
the fencing around outside stairways or fire escapes is typical for sphyc centers its so no one gets the erge to fly or do themselves in