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This photograph reminds me of the film "The Mangler" --- Horrible film, but a pretty good short story.
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It looks almost like it is an oil painting.
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@Motts

Great picture, as usual. Lame comment; I know, but it's really all I can say in this case.

@AMBERLEE-N-MS
Just for your information (I'm not trying to tell you what to do or anything), typing in all capital letters on the Internet is generally indicative of shouting or yelling.
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What's Wall-E doing there? ;-)
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"Ne pas démonter" = "Do Not Dismantle"
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A bit scary ... X0
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There is something in the dark behind the door. Do you see it, too?? Eek
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I love this picture for some odd reason, perhaps it's because it is unsettling ...but then again I'm looking at these and listening to the Wraithmarsh music from Fable II on repeat which, by the way, is a great song for abandoned and dead places.
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Happy Valentines day to all, especially u Debbie! Anyone who wants to talk about exploring feel free to contact me at JackieB233@Yahoo.com. Happy exploring!
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Happy Valentine's Day, Motts - I know it was a great gift for me, and likely also for the numerous lurkers who have seen but not posted. ;)
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Simply breathtaking.
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I love the writing on the wall. Its real history
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how can you say that ignorance is not an excuse if there is a crime being commited? you cant blame one for something that they dont know is happening, silly man!!!
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ha ha---whitehawk contradicted himself in BIG BOLD LETTERS...IGNORANCE IS NO EXCUSE.....KNOWLEDGE OF A CRIME AND NOT REPORTING IT MAKES YOU AN ACCESSORY? how c
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Danger, Will Robinson! Danger!