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WHOAH! An indoor garden would kick ass! Time for me to get to work then.
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You know, most people who are considered *ahem* "retarded" are usually smarter than most "normal" people. What really is normal anyway? Nobody knows 'cause there's no such thing so, NYEAH!!! ( pulls bottom eyelid down and sticks out tongue).
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Watch your step!
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Maybe it was a precaution like, if a state official comes to inspect things they don't want the patients to look ratty and unkept. Of couse just because they look good on the outside doesn't make them look better on the inside.
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Truly incredible, such a waste of true historical beauty.
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It doesn't matter how much you may hate a certain animal. They do not deserve to pass away in this manner. I have found humans far more deserving of this kind of fate for the evil, sick deeds that they perform whereas animals do not have such a mind capacity for what they do and cannot do anything that could be considered despicable.
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WOW i see the person looking down. neat! Great shot motts, very dark and forboding
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Are those paint chips surrounding it from the doll? I didn't notice them at first.
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Trust me Seth, you wouldn't want to. (shudder)
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Brad, I'm so sorry about your brother. I know how you feel, and my heart goes out to you. Mott, awesome photography!
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It's the Hannibal Lecter of doors.
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And yes (this is sade) I so would go in there even though the creeps would take over. Anyone want to go with me in there to eat some lunch? (laughs wickedly)
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wow. I am a huge fan of danvers, even going so far as to check out the mimick of danvers state hosp. on Second life. Keep it up!
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Bleah! I would not touch anything in there.
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love the horror in the shot
KEEP UM COMING