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That is the most horrible plaid I believe I've ever seen in my life. Yuck! =D lol.
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Look like Half Life style. This picture so amazing. I love it.
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it really is a beautiful building though, isn't it.

yet awkward at the same time.
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i love how the floor is buckling.

it makes it so interesting.
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well that's a little depressing.

i don't know if i'd want to prepare for that or not.
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[love it].
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Just think...if EF closed in 86...that means the person who did this COULD have quite possibly have visited as a small child. Very interesting contrast.

maybe they wanted one last visit, and to make their mark, whether artistic or not.
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The horrible things we did in the name of science...good god. I also just finished The State Boys Rebellion. It is amazing how bad things were for so long and how they changed so drastically in 50 years. Bravo to you 'boys', Joey. I would have fought for you...I do now in my job as a special education teacher. Yet, still, I am told to mind my own business when fighting for a child. I don't and get in trouble. Crazy, huh? BTW, the pic should be something out of hollywood, not a real hell.
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Fabulous shot. The patchwork of opened, closed and broken windows really makes this photo interesting!
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don't they use soap? none of the sinks have soap or dispensers
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But Goshen where?
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Oh, wow. I jumped. I saw the title first, and when the pic loaded, I thought you had been caught by security and had taken a pic as he got to you!!!

gah!
ok
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spooky
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Ha, I see the smiley face too
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They look terribly uncomfortable. Like sectioned church pews.