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And you did! :o)
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Well? Did ya? :o)
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What about voluntary sodomy jokes?

So THAT'S where the soap dispenser jokes came from. Now my life has a short moment of clarity.

Yeah, those had powder in 'em. Then they would clump and clog. They sucked. :oD

Motts, if I come across one of those I'll wire it into a light fixture. That'll settle this business once and for all!
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Yes, it is a condenser to draw steam off the turbine. Its unlikely that tube failures would be the cause of shutdown however, the replacing tubes is relatively inexpensive. More than likely the station's low efficiency was no longer worth the expense of staffing, fuel costs, etc. There are newer plants that have been mothballed or shutdown for just those reasons.
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i think he meant, since its a shower in a prison, please, no forced sodomy jokes.
good work man
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I agree with Lynne. Love the colors and the texture.
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I agree with Mel. The handle looks like from a Kettle.
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I agree with JackieB this whole place gives me this chills.
"Captains Order's".... proof that my personal pet peeve of the unnecessary apostrophe s for pluralization isn't anything new....
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Several have commented at the oddity that is a "closing" plaque. This is in Rhode Island. As a resident here, practically *every*thing needs a plaque or tag to put the "names" up of those responsible for the good work, be it a new construction, or a tear down/decommission.
Maybe it's the my military training, but my first thought was "MAKE A HOLE!"
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Law Man Dan, do something else with your time you low life. If you are a cop, why don't you do some real work instead of busting dumb teenagers.
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I was just about to comment on the previous pic that I'd love to see a shot with the second set of bars still in place!

This is so chillingly opressive. I can't imagine being in a cage, behind MORE bars, so far from the window... let alone so far from freedom!
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I would have pushed some buttons. I love shiney buttons