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mmmmmmmm snack time
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Where is Hef and the girls?
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These "hoppers" are also used at horse tracks for the jockeys to throw up in in the locker room. Jockeys having eating disorders are very common
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mmmm dinner
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Survey Says...........less doughnuts next year.
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I love this site. This is my first time here and I have been browsing for 3 hours straight! My neck hurts, my eyes are burning, and I can't stop.
I love abandoned organ and piano shots.
This shot speaks volumes. Excellent work.
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Cas, I don't want to get into a pissing match here but WHEN I am charged over 50k a year just in property tax between My business and home, I don't like seeing it being wasted like this. If nothing else I don't want it to happen again.
Nice shot. Not too shabby looking, are you? ;)
I'm not sure how it was at Pennhurst, but a lot of state run institutions actually did place patients' beds in the basements, due to a lack of rooms because of overcrowding.
This is an amazing shot. Pennhurst is an incredible location, and I can't imagine anyone's photos doing it justice but yours.
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haunting
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a playground should represent a safe haven for the children so they could feel somewhat "normal" from their disabilities, but the patients were sealed in like rats..all to prevent escape..so sad
I love this. It reminds me of the lobby at the Pines.