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down to the bowels of hell you naughty people.
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how and or why would there be only one chair? gotta love the solitude
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Great title, thats what life should be called
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Thank you for all the views not found outside my window of the world. It boggles the mind to see things like this where people just walk away and leave it all behind.
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Yikes this horse scares me
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I'm gettinb woozy here.!
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I really like this one. I didnt realize at first its headless. Just thought someone was raising their arm up and they were going to stab me.
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eeeewwwww I hate the hall of mirrors. its to distrubing to me.
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AAAAAHHHHHHH i dont like it go away!!!
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I had to run here for a race not that long ago. a terrifying place to be. My coach wouldn't let us run alone. We had to be in pairs constantly. The scarriest thing i've ever been through. I mean that.
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I too stumbled upon this place by accident and have just finished reading all of your comments.
I have a keen eye for spotting ghosts in photographs...
I was trying to figure out what that blotch covering the peppermint candies on the "gingerbread tree" was so I lightened the photograph and zoomed in. And the blotch to me looks like the face of a child.

Has anyone else made a connection to Hansel and Grettel in the theme of the mural?
Think about it for a minute...
What do you think?
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Seating for four?
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to pegasus64........and when she was good she was very very good. But when she was bad she was horrid (sp?)
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when I went to college in the 80's this is what our classrooms looked like. The only difference is there were ashtrays on all of the desks. My how times have changed.
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whats that smooshed against the window?