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They look like watercolor half pans still in their wrappers.
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I couldn't date one of those, I'm married.
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I grew up in South Bend. The town is full of "fallout shelters". Supposedly, during the cold war, missiles were aimed at the town because of its strong manufacturing ability.
I thought it was a diaper.

And my kitchen had those tiles once.
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im sure a 'friend' of mine*cough* has stood in tht part of th building!
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in a general hospital about 45 mins away from this place glan clwyd is a great big revolving door iv managed to get very confused in that very easily...god help the patients in this place who had o use it!
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I can't believe they left the plants furniture and everything behind!! No wonder the place went belly-up obviously the owners didn't have a clue!! When a place goes under your supposed to auction off all the furniture and phones and (maybe not plants) But you think someome would have brought the poor things home or something!!
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I do not understand why people continue to deny abuses that occurred at Pennhurst.. They were proved to be true in court.. Read the documents they are available to the public.
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Ask selfadvocates how they feel about institutions. You will discover as I did that they wand nothing to do with them. Read the abuses that cccurred at Pennhurst and you will understand why!
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i went to pilgrim state yesterday we went in some of the buildings me and my people the legend behind that soda machine is that it is on during halloween! but there is no electricity running to these buildings anymore
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teenagers ripped the doors off tho.
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i went there and we heard a door slam, we ran for our lives!
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Mad Dawg, you are a hoot! :-)
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Torturing the patients of course.