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i went there last saturday, and me nd my 20 friends got busted by a cop! AND THEN THE COP SHOWED US A TOUR OF THE PLACE!! i swear to God, no bullshit!! oh and we didnt get a fine =)))
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The final curtain call, but unfortunately, no encore
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LOL disregard that, I was thinkin' bout Henryton. Henryton's bad ass... Especially with that Civil War era tunnel 'round back :)
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The lonely chair just needs someone ....anyone.....or someone to take me home....away from this lonely place. Please.
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It does look small but I do agree that I wouldn't want to be in a large 'room' with a whole bunch of people. The no privacy thing would bother me alot to. All the noise too esp if I wanted to get better. So I agree with poster 'dme'...this would be the better choice of the two. Nice photo Motts.....
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Beautiful , wonderful photo Motts. I like the shadows against the wall....wonderful.....
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Nice photo Motts....I do agree with another poster above. All those bars just don't make it very much like home. Well, it isn't 'home' but I guess it was to all those patients at one time or another. Maybe all some had. Sad but very true. It would be hard to get better when your lock up in your room and you don't even have a nice view. I guess it was for patients that might jump too. I feel for those people. Just be thankful for all that you have right now. Some people don't have anything or anyone.
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Go to Google, type in: Brooklyn Navy Yard U S tugboat 1946 and you will see a similar Navy tugboat with the curved deck at the bow, there was a fire monitor (nozzle) there. Navy tugs came in all sizes and shapes.
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I wanna ride!
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I wish this was my school gym!! :D
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Uhh, yyyeaah... This would be a particular funhouse I probably would not enjoy, and I might not have too much fun in here, lol
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Hey Motts, did you look inside of the drawer?
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There is so much writing on the walls here... Nobody knows if it is all the same person, or several different people. Creepy, really.
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poor guy..... :l
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This is an AMAZING shot!! And is that the smallest window I've ever seen, or is that something else...