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Windex Commercial, Take 2! Action!......I said ACTION! Are you listening to me? *sigh* Actors.
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@ blue lamp

yea, i feel the same....
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Huggles the clown is CUH-REEPY!!!!! Why is the paint all around it crumbling away, yet it is still in such good condition! EEEK! =O
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I'm assuming that there were pictures or something that were not removed when the room was painted. At one point it was that nasty institutional green color, then pink, and then finally white. When it was cleared out, the pictures were removed revealing the original color. Just my guess.
Awww sooo cute!! It's napping! -pokes it- Wow must be a heavy sleeper
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My question is how do you have enough bravery to turn on a light switch in an abandoned building. Who knows if it would explode O_o
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I think its an interesting image to see them still working even though they're hanging vertically from the ceiling. Such an odd sight.
What happened? Did a little tiny person explode in there?
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I thought those were called Kidney bowls, though I never knew why...
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It looks like they are melting.
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Those types of plastic chairs always come in a variety of colors. Very similar-ish chairs in my middle school. All the desks had different colored chairs even though they all looked the same.
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What's with the hoses?
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mmm.. Look at the mildew & mold creeping through.
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These are fanstic. Thank you so much.