Comments

wrote:
I wonder whats classified as a 'disaster'.
wrote:
David Lynch set from Twin Peaks or something!
I graduated from Eden Hall in 1963. The entire school was a wonderful example of 19th century architecture. The chapel was particularly beautiful. It's a shame it could not be saved. Thank you for the pictures....
wrote:
I get a creepy sense of what it sounds like in that tunnel just looking at it. I imagine the hum of the flourescent lights is quite eerie...
wrote:
That is very creepy. It looks so real! Iam now scarde
wrote:
The funeral homes (which is where they would HAVE to go first (by law) would be filled with dead bodies, although the church might have been slightly crowded, there would be maybe five at once. But there seems to be room for about 30. Like I said overkill. I like to talk about this stuff, cuz its what I know about. I was raised in a funeral home.
wrote:
i killed her
wrote:
Probably there was a good reason. But I can't avoid to think that it's a violence and a slight of human right of privacy. And in any case I think it's very sad. I haven't a great trust in doctors because they are first humans and I don't trust a lot in humans.
p.s.: Sorry for the uncorrect english, I'm not mothertongue...
wrote:
Looks as if the window fell on the bat's head.
wrote:
it was grafitti.
i know lots of people with stupid grafitti monikers.
wrote:
New to this site. Looks like the message on the wall was pointing to a radio that was once there, now pointing above a busted screen. Very lived in appearance. Very cool site. Thank you Motts.
wrote:
okay cause i definately see three. one sitting, one standing, and one kneeling on one knee. weird.
wrote:
Two.
wrote:
i love the chair
wrote:
those tiny little basins dont hold anything..i can puke alot more than that!! lol