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yes yes How I loved those signs! I still miss the original Holiday Inn sign. How colorful they were as any other drive in sign.
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I totally agree with Lynne, that we are looking at what this art reflects. For those of us who have spent time with the mentally ill, it speaks deeply and reveals intricate, intimate things.

If you've never spent time with profoundly mentally ill or retarded people, I doubt you can truly connect to the abyss that often appears in their artwork. Standing on the outside of a hospital and looking at it is far different from being on the inside and looking out.
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this shot rips me apart
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They've known for a long time that if you take care of your personal hygiene, you feel better, but i had no idea they would actually have this written in a facility
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Ha ha ha! Twug's knows what it is!
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I would buy this and use it as my home if I had the money.
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I'm thinking it could be Worcester Left, but Navi would have to tell us for certain.
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Maybe it's an existential question. ;-)
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We're on a road to nowhere, come on inside, taking that ride to nowhere, we'll take that ride - The Talking Heads
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just sad to think that someone relied on this piece of equipment to do their everyday job and now its just sitting here rotting away
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how many tickets do we need to ride this ride?
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not a place id want to go to to creepey
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Way to exploit a tragic and inhuman history for your own "artistic" purposes, you sick fuck. You're awesome, dude.
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the door says "Fire Exit Keep Closed"
the place is pretty cool, gotta experience it for yourself to really know what you're talking about
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I can't find the picture either. Please post a link or something.