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Jesus Motts!, I told you not to get in there... if the outside was horrible, can't find the word to describe this!!!... get out... maybe not late!!!

Nice comment HEATHER... if life goes arround, maybe "the puke couch" might too. But one thing for sure: I coudn't take a nap there not even for a million dollars... maybe for two... we all have a price.

Who the hell is in the roof!!!??? it's horrible!, listen to me... don't go inside!!!

Please don't go inside Motts!!!! it's horrible!!!... well just jump in to get our shots and get out as quick as you can!!! ... run Motts, run !!!

Is that man-like shadow Motts?

It is an old model 1260 offset press. The ink trays were removable on them for easy cleaning and repair. I worked in a print shop with my father 25 years ago and there were 4 or 5 of these that were used to print job work on such as businessd cards, single sheet fliers, etc.

i think its a cute little bathroom, but the thing that is so creepy is that it is so clean, no dust or rust or anything like that.

Keeping them outside on a frozen winters night is better???? I think these places though not perfect did serve a useful purpose and a lot of good people gave a lot of good care. There are not perfect answers to these situations. Vagrancy on the streets is the worse option in my book.

I think they out to hang some potted plants in front of it to give a three dimensional effect . I know were there is one hanging above a door.

They should have hung them around the plant from two pictures ago. Then it would be double catastrophe bad. Har Har

Or panhandling in the streets of the city trying to keep warm and survive. Sad. Which life is worse?

Id buy those lights , its a shame their just gonna end up in a dumpster with some guard standing around it to make sure nobody gets nothin out of it.

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I agree Jeanette, it should be preserved.

That's vile.