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prettty sweet soap dispenser..... Hey wheres the lonely chair though?
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Yo motts, just stumbled onto kings park today... lol..... its a lot better than Pilgrim State. It looks a lot more desolate and non- vandalized and security patched
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i have a stolen x ray it appears to have a fetus in the pelvis?? i found this on the floor,along w/ other paperwork, this i had to keep...morbid.
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I'm so glad I'm not the only person who instantly thought "robots in disguise."
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I'm not sure if it was this same shape or not, but my grandma has told me her story about when she had her tonsils removed. She had to hold onto something like this, while the doctor performed the surgery (gross as it may sound, to catch what he cut out)...and she was awake for it! Can't even imagine what it was like!!! This was back in the late teens or early 20's.
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thats scary u expect sum one to be sitting in that chair !
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The shattered glass *was* the soap dispenser.
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That's exactly what I thought of, Kara.
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I would have choosen this room as my very own!
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Amazing!
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This hallway is intriguing yet creeeeepy at the same time! I give you credit Motts, I couldn't go in many of the places you go into!
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That is excatly what I was thinking Felyne!
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I love the woodwork on that door frame! Seems a shame to be in a deteriorating penitentiary.
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Wow, after seeing this for real when I was a kid, it's kind of surreal seeing it in photos 35 years later. That's exactly how it was then. Dark and gloomy, cloud coverd day. The echos in those corridors were so eerie! We were 14 years old, running through the halls, turning stuff over and breaking windows.
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I feel like I'm actually looking through that window, kinda strange and claustrophobic but it's a really cool shot!