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We are an exceptionally clean group.

http://www.opacity.us/...rotting_bathroom.htm
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im gonna say its neither soap droppins or bird poo and just say that someone or something may have just swept up a little pile of something.
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somebody check the place for rats! really really big rats! nice work motts!
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what is with you people and soap dispensers?!
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Swedish-American Hospital in Rockford,IL is searching for an Iron Lung. They are hoping to find one to exhibit in a proposed museum they plan to build for their Centenial Celebration in 2011. Pleae,contact them if one is available.I was born in 1946 and remember the fear of Polio as a child. One of my memories is my picture in local newspaper getting my Polio Vaccine at school.Thank you and God bless,

John Veer
Strawberry,Arkansas
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Was the organ water damaged? I am tempted to ask the loacation of it so I can salvage it.
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These organs are very vauable and rare. This organ would fetch around $5,000 to $8,000 in good condition!
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IT IOOKS LIKE IT IS ABOUT TO CRUMBLE
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THE SMOKE STACK ON THE PICYURE(LEANING) HAS THE OCAN LINER TITANIC`S COLORS
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1200' long.
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Recent news has corrected me in my coments about AM General above.They are still producing Humvees.It has been reported in the news that AM General was forced to stop production,because of the strike at American Axle that is now in its 6th week.has effected the supply of parts needed to assemble Humvees.
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Algernon Charles Swinburne was an English poet (1837 - 1909). I think this is a quote of him, and not an original from the person who wrote that there.
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SOY DOMINICANO Y RECUERDO QUE TRABAJE EN ESE LUGAR POR MUCHO TIEMPO CON PACIENTOS QUE TODAVIA RECUERDO MUY AGRADABLE Y MIS COMPÑERO DE TRABAJO A QUIEN QUERIA MUCHO AUNQUE MUCHO YA ESTAN MUERTO TODAVIA LO SIGO QUERINDO,LOVE HICIANO
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I have Been checking out this site and i ahve to say the photo's are amazing. "Motts" is it. Respect to your as i find your work fascinating.

Thankyou for sharing it.
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there was one in Leicester, Mass. Now its a Super Wal-Mart. (I think)