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All of you! LMAO!!!!
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What a bunch of predictable little bastards to destroy that.
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That's a funny place for a soap dish.
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Doesn't look any different, than your average male, college dorm room. :)
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Yes, it is the "Crispy Critters" factory. All that crunchy goodness, AND, you can collect all the precious metals (gold fillings, etc) from each box!
Actually the metals were collected and buried with with the ashes. My Mother went out with a guy who ran one of these, so, any questions I can answer, I will, honestly.
That's pretty cool. Reading some of the grafitti must of been interesting... I'd love to visit tweed, but some stories I've heard about it make my stomache churn. Lol.
I'd have to bring a few of my friends to make me couragouse enough to enter...
But knowing them, they'd probably sneek from behind me when we're in a dark spot and yell "Boo!".
Haha.
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"By: Amanda F I wonder if it made them roll over in their graves?? (sorry) lol"

:-)) Depends on many wires they had in them holding that "Peaceful" position when they staged the bodies. They are probably wired for a 100 mph crash.
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looks like.....a pool...!
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I thought they were for 'inquisitions' after people were pushed through the opening in the floor. You know, waiting to be converted.
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"So, you don't want to believe what we believe, eh. BEHOLD, the gate to hell. Off with you sinner! It is gods will, not mine!" (*push*)
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Shouldn't someone play "Spirit in the sky?"
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The mirror was used for races. It allows you to look for other racers coming the opposite way so you are less likely to collide wheel chairs, etc.
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Soap Dispenser,.......warmers.
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Is that "Groovy" or "Far out"? I forget my historical definitions.
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"By: Lost Little Lucy How do they detect what parts of the walls are ok? Is there a partical detection machine or something? ( i'm asbesto's ignorant)"

Yes, there are machines that collect air samples for particle content. I think there is also a test that can be done using basic chemistry to check for a color change if asbestos is present. Something like you may see in C.S.I. when they look for traces of blood.