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The even older ones from the 50's and 60's(yes) were smaller but thicker and higher with big holes on the inside and not transparant.
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earth tones
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that chimney was actually bending. I remember thinking of Dr. Suess when I was there.
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I've been up there. Its a very long fall and unnerving walking that tier.
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HA-ha !



whoops!-there goes my ethics............
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This lever actually works. I was doing work in the jail last yr prior to the demolition.
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Very different look from the outside.
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They are called " Earth Tones "


Anyway they're F*ed-up now.
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" The Stuff " but that was cream-colored.
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from this world ? - "SUPER"
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I remember when I was about four asking my Mom if it was wrong to steal a penny; "yup " she said.
" how 'bout a pin? "
"Its' still stealing "
Interesting thought.
(and I stole tiny seashells from school and told her they were on sale for a penny)(where'd I get the pennies?)
As a minister once said to me; " Hell may be Hell as far as sin is concerned,but the repercusions and consequenses are very different here on earth "
I quess its' a matter of ethics. I suppose.
I mean its' like burying someone with a $10,000 ring.
Then I examine myself about a year ago and come to the conclusion " I steal. " What a shock.
And when I thought about it I realized it was nothing new. I've lost back-to-back jobs for stealing a piece of paper. What a shock(of course nowadays that CAN be a big deal, especially depending WHERE you work)
But it was an eye-opener.
Now i'm conscious of it;actually kind of fun telling myself 'don't' and then "not'.
(misery loves company;me,my son and his girlfriend were all fired that year for stealing)
There is a conflict though because I am also an avid collector.(just don't collect things that aren't yous !)
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fantastic!
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perfect
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Whats' that on the sink?
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Leave the BandWidth as it is.