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Hell yes.
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At this risk of being punny, "cool".
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X marks the spot. Cut here.
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Reminds me of my scar, especially the tube pieces which are tail like.

Is this like a story, like, a trail? The previous shot has sets, this one has something on the left and right... I'd be treasure hunting for the next design! Haha.
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That is a wicked piece of art.
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Amazing photo, I wish I had your awsome talent.
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Mr Motts I wish I could take photographs half as good as you, simply stunning.
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I agree with what someone posted above, the abandoned house of mirrors plus the balls that are littered about the floor give me the feeling like something just not quite right is lurking in the corner. Like a murderous clown.
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Years after the fact and obviously shunning the graffiti comments, I did want to comment that the placement of the candle is awesome. I just dig it: the picture, the ambiance, everything. Too bad this place is no more! :-(
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great photo, interesting and very creepy at the same time
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I agree with Mary. I would guess that much of the mystery, fear and negativity surrounding places like this and also sanitariums and asylums was due to people not understanding the diseases or illnesses these patients lived with.
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I always look for the comments from Joe! He is a natural comedian. Keep it up Joe!!!!!
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I'd love to see the inside of some of those buildings. But as someone else stated, the thought of being charged with trespassing makes me wary. Though I still am tempted...I'll have to see if I know anyone who knows how to get in.
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i would think its too pink to be blood, but who knows.
Recreational drugs* to clarify

Those are the fun ones