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i bet it smelled awful with the dampness but still an amazing shot
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remarkable....
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*runs and hides* wtf is that?! it looks like a dolls head gone very VERY wrong! but almost sad looking
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look way high up does that not look like some sort of evil face looking back at you??
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Its a shame it will end up in a dumpster eventually since the place is too guarded and even the dumpster would be guarded since many of these companys guard the dumpster out of fear of being sued should someone get hurt dumpster diving
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Doubt they work since theres said to be no utilitys there. They should stop guarding it and just let people hang out in there if theyre not hurting anyone or setting fires
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THey should just let everyone who wants to explore this place explore it
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it's almost like it's telling you, "you're next dear"


[shiver!]
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oh, gag! i hated those things! my gag reflexes came into action, and then my eyes started watering bc i couldnt swallow, and then... yuckity yuck yuck...


hate those stinking things!
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mmm... well the big fuzz came out the pic and the slogan but that had nothing to do with the sweet innocent original childish drawing on the wall... but one thing for sure: that vandal couldn't help the calling from the place he definitely belongs... my only concern is that he is free to leave once finished with his artistic contributions and could be sitting next to anyone of us in the bus at anytime...
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What a simple yet great pic!... I'm sorry to tell you Mr. Motts I'm not sure you're responsible for this pic... for sure was your camera and your finger shooting it, but this pic was taken by the little occupant that once had this as his only sight...
Guess it's unavoidable sometimes to feel in someone else's shoes. Brilliant angle Mr. Motts.
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So may of these places have abandoned theaters and it just seems to me like so much wasted potential. If one of these was around me I would do everything in my power to turn it into a concert venue. Thats what they do with most of the old theaters around me.
Man, these photos give me the creeps! I'd hate to be in this place by myself.
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My teacher went there a few tears ago he said he saw ghosts and had something falling him. he managed to grab a book of the records or something like that. He still has it and he'll never forget what he experienced there..
anyone out there served on the PC 1239