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gosh james,yo dont have to be a total ass about it,history creeps through these walls,so many things happened herre,so many tortured souls,and all you can say is,it needs to be domolished,what a shame.
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hey it should be left as it is,not demolished,i love old buildings.
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hey motts,have you ever fell through a floor?
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this room doesnt look too bad.im scared that they may medicate me,make me into a zombie at the psychiatric hospital im going to,im really scared and confused.
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yeah it actually seems cozy,were im going there isnt much privicey,but im only staying there for a short time,im mostly going for serious depression,and hullicinations.its creepy,but im doing better.
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wow,deceased,that was beautiful what you wrote.very mystifying.
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why would anyone renov ate such a beautifull piece of history?
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Coolest Place in MASS
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konta,were you a patient there? im about to get sent to an asylum in a couple of days.
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Heh, like a re-creation of "The Yellow Wallpaper"...
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wow sparky,thats interesting.your house certainly has a great history to it.
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Think I`ll go change my shorts now.............
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alot of profanity going on here.lol yeah its not all that creepy when you think of it as just painted wood with a litle dust on it,it certainly gives an eerie effect.lol
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It was Hines, Hines and Dad. It was Gregory and Maurice Hines and thier father. I know because my dad was Johnny Greco. I grew up in that hotel, along with Doreen!!! Although I knew more hiding places than she did!!
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My Dad is and was Johnny Greco. He was te emcee at the Pines for almost 30 years. If you were part of the Garfin Gathering for any of that time - 1960-1990 - Please contact me. I'm thinking of writing a book about how cool it was growing up in the Catskills during those years!!