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Isn't the curtains between the window and the fence look a like gate?
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I love the site, all the pictures are amazing.
This one jumped out at me because of the word "SANE". The reason for this is that i believe it may have been my uncle (or one of his friends) that painted that there years ago. When he was younger, he use to do alot of graffiti, and that word he seemed to tag all over the city. He even has it tattooed in that exact text style on his leg. I'll have to show him this picture and see if he remembers if it was him.
Thanks for the awesome pictures, im fasinated with old buildings and id love to visit some of these some day. Jim
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This is, by far, the most disgusting/disturbing picture I have ever seen on here. This, however, does not negate my need to pour over every detail of the photo.
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So sad that this lies in waste...
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I ove the woodwaork, but also look at the detailing on the ceiling!!!! Just gorgeous.
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This is so early 1900's, I love it.
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Christine...that sounds horribly morbid, and at the same time, I want a fish tank of bodies in my house....

*ahem* does anyone else notice that the room is green? Of all colors to put in an autopsy room....
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I think it might be a poker thing. Like in medical school they have all the autopsy corpses in a tank, that looks like the poker/hook they used to grab a body to bring it to the surface.
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I'm not sure how many different ways I can say 'absolutely stunning and incredible', but as always Mr Motts they are absolutely stunning and incredible.
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Hmmm, a couple friends of mine who are depressive have signs like this in their home. Hopefully it helps, they say it does.
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The domes in the top left and right corners - are they security cameras or light shades? (and please, no one say s.d's, please).
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That's what I thought too, Gee, the dogs tail looks like a koru.
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Fantastic shot.

Vote: WALLPAPER!
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[insert very unhappy face here]
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Fantastic as always Mr. Motts