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My door is not is not a door when it's a jar.
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Brilliant!
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Lynne, do you suppose a person would hear an echo after saying "Hello" ?
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I would love to sit on a chair in the middle of the room with a trusty flask of Rum and a couple of smokes.
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Hmmmm,......decisions, decisions.
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Beautiful.
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Kind of "Dark City" ish, yes?
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Spectacular.
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Very nice. Thanks for the new gallery. I too will be traveling to Poland in 2011 with a lovely and dear friend of mine who grew up there. From the webs she has weaved, you are in for a most wonderful experience. Enjoy!
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soap dispenser!!!
haha holy shit,, whered did these "soap dispenser jokes" even start haha
and kvnt
i agree now, Like...bloody noses pissing,,, shitting, vomiting all the shaved hair in there ...ughhh..
ewww
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As I am, An amazing graffiti artist.
I cant speak for who did this whether they had intent to vandalize
but by the form itself you can see
that it was intended to bring a dramatic effort to the room. And I personally like it, It brings a certain atmosphere i have never experienced
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Now not to be a bummer but as you can see the colour of the chairs seem to resemble that of the rainbow scale
thus leading it to be a supportive
hospital of
"gay pride"
;)
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My Dad's sister was confined here. He would go get her on holidays and bring her to our house in Walpole. She couldn't wait to get back there. I always found THAT a little creepy
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Hi Ozzy: I watched that episode of GH it was very interesting. I've been watching there show for sometime now. I have to say that it was one of the best shows...to me not alot has been happening/boring you could say. It was werid what they caught on the 2 cameras and the EVP's. So with the clean up what are all the above floors going to be used for? After its all done. Just wondering. Its just nice to know that someone is restoring it. Unlike our depot here in downtown Detroit. What a total waste. If only someone could've restored that one after it closed. I just don't understand why we have to waste so much stuff in this country. It is a shame and I guess we all do it in one form or another. (That is waste something right....)...just some thoughts.....I don't know if I'd want to explore floor #2.
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Eden Hall was in Torresdale, PA, Benz Boy. It closed in 1969.