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These things -always- scare me.

Wow, this ride was pretty intense, eh?

Motts himself said to stop the religious comments.
So I advise you do.

This is a really cool shot.
The tracks look horrid lol.

Frightening.
I wonder what would have happened if you pushed it down the track...

matrixing? Mold growth?

The wires spilling out the back are so intimidating.
Great shot!

The color choices of the time all seem to be the same no matter the story. That green, that pink, and that blue.

Id say it's authentic from the rehab clinic.

I think the walls are bleeding!

One thing that's very important to remember is that not everything we read is true. Even things in textbooks.

"Inmate" is a very old, archaic term for people being treated in a mental hospital. In the decades since it faded from common usage in that sense, its meaning has narrowed to refer specifically to a person confined in a jail or prison due to either being charged with a crime or having been convicted of a crime.

Personally, I find it offensive to even refer to persons with mental illness as "they" and "them." Terminology like that reinforces the idea that people with these types of problems are somehow "Other" and that "we" who are not so affected (at least not at the present time) are different from "them" and we can therefore not be concerned about patient rights/treatment/housing. As long as "they" live somewhere away from us.

theres more to the stories told. And im going to find the untold secrets and screams left in those walls at Dixmont Hospital...

I love this shot. It's so creepy... I can almost imagine a ghost coming towards me.

cant wait till my ex goes there for her DUI. 90 days in the hole. Way to go Tonya.

why would people try to nock down roky point when we should be trying to rebuild it

I went there over the summer with three friends. creepy as hell. I swear we heard a hospital cart going down the hallway, but there was no one else there besides us.