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see that machine looking at you..?

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remember what I told you earlier back about machines and thier feelings........
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I need to see a dentist.



I could be wrong, but dentists were and still may be allowed to use cocaine in thier practice, and they kept and/or keep it in a safe.
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How lovely



Kick off your shoes
I have one like that in my bedroom.
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Last year I had surgery on my spine. I was not able to bend for ages. The bed in hospital had rails, which I found very helpful. I could pull myslef up or down the bed, use them to roll over, and to sit up to feed. The crib is not too far removed from my hospital bed, and it may have been equally useful for disabled patients to have something to get hold of.
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Those roses attest.
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Lovely symetric structure.

I'd LOVE my room in one of those turrets.
Either that or live in the dessert.
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MAGnificent Bldg.
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Might still be usable. Looks like the cover is down.
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So I've been mis-spelling ' toilet ' all this time??! Actually, I spell it the alternative ' fancy ' way.

I used to have a ' friend ' who had a friend who had a PADLOCK on the OUTSIDE of his apt. room. One day my ' friend ' padlocked the other guy in his room after the guy had been drinking, and he left. He said the guy was " hanging out his window calling for me to come back; and there's no bathroom in that room "

By the way, pictured is a " barrel-bolt "
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Those hemostats(if thats' what they are) don't have any tracking teeth either.

I have one pair in my tackle box for certain types of hook removal, and I have one pair at home for..........................


They sure must have been in a hurry. Careless, too.
Maybe they thought they were coming back, and when they didn't, didn't care...
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ouch
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. . . .And there they are . . .
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SHINE ON YOU CRAZY DIAMOND.
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In the mid-70's my brother had moved into a house on the street I was born because the house was ' as they had been, before people changed them '
An old couple had died there , and he said you could still see the impression on the bed where one of them had died. The house came with all its' furnishings.
He had photo portraits he had found framed in the house, and he was using them ornamentally. They where of young women from the turn of(the last)century, and they were tinted blue and another color.(red?)
When I asked him who these people were, he just shrugged his shoulders.
There was also an old, wood, console short-wave radio in there that still worked, Boy!,do I regret not taking it.