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I love this picture.
I hate to say it, but I still have the ELO album, bought it new way back in the day, I counted my vinyl the other day and I have 180 albums! (Not to mention the 2 stack containers of 45's) Oh yeah, great shot....
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From what I was told, hospital walls and surgical cowns, towels and rags are teal because it kept the spots out of the Drs. and nurses eyes. For example; if they were looking down on a patient, the dark blood and bright lighting caused dark spots in thier vision when they looked up and everything was white. The teal coloring didn't cause spots in thier vision.
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I guess I'll wait for the next elevator folks.
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I don't know what it is. But it sure makes a interesting picture.
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Let's just leave this door closed, okay?
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By the time I had my kids I didn't care who was in the room. Just wanted their daddy real close. Don't think I'd care for this though.
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That is a interesting picture. The broken glass makes an impression on you.
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Door hinges can get expensive. We need a set to fix the kids door. You know a half-and-half.
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I don't think that that color belongs in a bathroom. From the looks of it, someone else didn't either. I wouldn't do that though.
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That is a really great fridge. A friend of mine has one like that. She likes it better than the newer one her roommate found at the garage sale.
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My step-grandma had one of these alcoves in her house. When they renovated they used it as a bookshelf.
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This place looks like a war zone. It needs help. Not to be demolished.
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15,000 people had to have somewhere to go. This place is huge.
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It looks like a peephole for a second.