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last ditch attempt for the wicked an frustrated
evil minds-
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think about that little space between the cage and the window- - - - think about how badley they just wanted to just walk up to the glass an peer out-- years of tourture
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wow if thats original than just wow
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how many blood stained hands do you think were washed here?
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got me at first scared to crap out of me
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think of how many souls have graced those plates-than each person that re-acted to that person-think about thee raw energy engrosed in each facet of the material-than laid to rest just as you see them--creee pee!
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This is one of my favs could you make this a wallpaper Motts? it is such a beautiful pic wow
The rum...the rum...where's the rum, what do you mean all the rum is gone!! :-)
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Rum is the answer!! What"s the question?
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These were also used in lighthouses. Simple and very effective control mechanism. Screw all that though, it is a beautiful photo.
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real or not real , for me its still cry that no one bothered to hear and yea mayb its other explores makeing a mocking joke but.......what if it was lost memories of someone that had no way out , for me i think its real , nice job motts kepp it up
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Unfortunately these architectural masterpieces were replaced with a very stale piece of cement, fake brick and neutrality. It is now Toyota's Nortn American R&D center.
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I am Amazed how this Building still standing up. I bet the place before was so Beauitful. Thanks Motts for taking wonderful Photos.
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i read this book about danvers state hospital called Project 17 and i recommend it to everyone whos interested in this hospital!!
ther little kid foot prints on the floor its scary