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So damn loud when we bowled there! I thought the cops would be rolling up any second.
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Ah, good old building #10. I recently discovered a serving tray and ceramic plate buried under the muck behind where this building used to stand.
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actually when things become 'mummies' there mouth natuarly do that, so it probably didnt die screaming....
but still that is so creepy!
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That is Westinghouse gyro fan. (1920's)This is a celing model worth $3500 restored, there is a pole or floor model that sells for $5000 restored. I have a floor model.......
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I absolutely love it, it just brings it all together. It's such and ongoing drama. Nobody could make it any better. Rising from the dead to be displayed to the choir of the living. Man, it just blows me away. It's a play in motion.
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The word is the word. It's majestic.
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The music is still playing, just in another plain and another place. How can anyone make it so clear than the Mott's man.
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Jesus, Lynne, I love you. You really are precious.
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It just amazes me that this site hasn't been raped and ravaged by the predators and the scum that can't see the beauty of it all. Thanks Motts for being a wonderful human being.
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Just a big, AWSOME:
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It almost seems as if the weight of everything that happened there is centered on that chair. It looks as if it's holding a great weight on it.
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Joke gags, I suppose...
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I believe this building was for people who were convicted or standing trial for a serious crime, and were being evaluated for mental illness.
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Why do they have to call it, "Mouth" gags?, why not just gags? how many kinds of gags are there..?
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That is a terrifying and beautiful sight