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big 'ol electrical.
Like the way it trees down(is there such a word/term?)
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lit de fusion
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I GOTTA love this: I love water: underground water,spooky water dirty water,drinking water.
any water.puddle water
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humm.....
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There's that old behemoth.
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Looks like an old train station
The red on the matterss looks like dried up blood!!! Ewwwww! Makes me wanna puke.

But it might be paint
Wow!!!!! This picuture is creepy looking.....
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Bennett is off the Taconic. thats all I will say ^_^
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I completely agree that being on this site and reading Lynne's comments have strongly influenced my thoughts about people with illnesses and disabilities. Her comments have also really opened my eyes about the people who work with these patients. Thank you, Lynne, for all of your posts.
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You would have to get permission from the head guys of the restoration corporation and talk it over with them. This is one of those buildings where it is fenced in and has alarms. Also the cops love to patrol the area of the building.
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Yes he has a gallery of the Buffalo Terminal. It is one of his earliest works.
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Oh I bet, I heard from many people they are really hardcore.
Hi.
This is a superb picture of a D60 Dental Unit which was manufactured by the Ritter Dental Company in both Rochester, New York, USA and at their Durlach branch in Kalruhe in Germany in the 1960s. This was a most popular dental unit of the period which was sold to virtually every country in the world.
RJC Curator, Dental Museum, Nordfjordeid in Norway.
What a neat find! I have never seen socket covers like these. **claps**