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Its probably infinitely safer than trying to fend for themselves on the street. At least here they have shelter, not to mention a much smaller amount of other persons around who may or may not be threats themselves.
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Mott, you are awesome, all the pics on this sites are awesome.
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I also noticed many of the tall structures have this outside enclosed staircase. My thought is in case of fire it provides more time and safety to evacuate.
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Nice creepy shot King Motts!!!
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No, they kept the bowling alleys in the morgue.
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Same place it has always been.
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And rats will eat your face.
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You are stupid.

Local police departments and security firms have been known to visit this site and now they know to look for you on Thursday.

Go ahead and tell them the color/make/model of your vehicle, your full description, and the estimated time of your arrival to make it even easier.
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You are quite mistaken Benz. These pictures were taken in 2004.
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Shh! Don't say that name! Bad things happen.
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No... it's Jesus. See the holier-than-thou smoke of heaven?
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I think someone should accept the fact that it happened in the past and there is nothing that can be done about it today.
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I think someone should be held accountable for the millions of dollars of equipment and supply that was just left there and now just garbage. Only a few buildings were cleaned out, the rest were left as work would go on as usuall the next day. Even X ray machines.
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Deffinatley a soap dispencer!!!
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Does anyone have a problem like I am with seeing how much taxpayer payed for equipment that was just left behind when this place was shut down? I have seen it first hand and even now after almost twelve years is still there just.going to waste. I would not recomend anyone with a thought to enter any of these buildings, it is very dangerous.