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Wow, new set! Thanks Mr. Motts sir, I was needing this about now.
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Love decaying technology!
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WOW -first time, first comment! Why do I keep coming back here? To see the fantastic photographs? To be moved by the writings and history of a place? Or just to take in all this emotion and feelings and wish that I had the time and ability to do this! Thank you, Mr. Motts for living the life I cannot.
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The door gives the illusion of steps.
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Looks like a shooting range. The bars running the length of the room would return the targets.
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Sorry tom couldn't look at the rest i'm at school got caught pretty cool though
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Dear lord lynne, he started EATING his arms!!!??? Holy S&&*%!!!!! I've tasted my arms but never EATEN them....never!!!
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Thats incredibly madding. I'm gonna insane just trying to imagine what these paients went through!
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Seriously, that comments gonna haunt me....truly, I AM sorry!!! X(
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Lol, I want one! I can imagine a "sister" on there moving her hips around...lol. Kind of a cruel joke, really. Because the staff would probably just stand and laugh at how stupid the "sister" looks. Crap. I feel bad for sayin all that, sorry, really. :(
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Omg. Creepy to the max.
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Aha! I've been looking for yellow in a hospital! I have finally succeeded one of my life goals.
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I love the flooring. The tile structure looks absolutly amazing.
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It's probably just rust, Heather.
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I don't think it's "provided with the help of the church", but more likely "[deceased] with the comforts of religion" ie, she passed away believing in Christ and the afterlife.
Also, I'd say the "regrets" means that the people who interred her regret her passing, that is, "you will be missed".