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The ceiling panels look like some are ready to fall. You'd be amazed how much water these things will hold before they fall. When they fall, they break up like dishes.
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I can't believe someone hasn't destroyed it .
all this stuff is disappearing fst - come on and get out there and capture it - don't leave it all up to this poor guy
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Beautiful wood. What an amazing place beautiful wood and incredible stonework. Don't know how it could be let go; but, such a blessing that Motts captures this beauty to share before it's lost forever.
my friend chris sat in this chair =]

he got a couple pics poundin a beer bong in that shit
its crazy
my friends brother got a couple pictures in this room. they're dank as shit.
people need to stop bitching.
aww shit.
there might have been something good in one of those bottles...
hahah, i kinda want this statue..
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haha, "diana" is the most competent tag there.
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wallpaper!
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That's the most elegant looking central heating system i've ever seen. They really don't make things things like they used to.
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as far as torture goes, the only torture ever documented were cased of insulin shock treatments, electric shock therapy and pre-frontal lobotomies. and the milgram experiment was far from torture, just a test to see how far a normal person would go.
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That makes me freaky to stay free some serial killers in USA.. I'am French, with Sarkozy, our president, no graffities like that anymore ! lol
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No, it was a large building built in the Kirkbride era, but was not laid out in such a fashion.