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Yes. Wallpaper.
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Cool, there's even a calibration sticker still on it.

I wonder what they used to calibrate that.
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I'm getting vertigo just looking at that. Wow.
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Not, um, that there WAS anything notable in between them, geographically...just that the two of them in the same shot make for a coffee-spurt-worthy image.
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Between the eggs in the middle and the gay goblin on the left...*puts coffee down to avoid ruining keyboard*
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That's what it is, Weebs. Too bad Motts didn't get any shots of the big electric birds. :(
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Looks postapocalyptic.
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Love that shaft of light - it's almost solid.
the solar flare in this is beautiful
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Stunning!
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This happened in my neighborhood. This painting wasn't there when the park was open. After it was shut down, a group of local satanists inhabited the main room, and turned it into a meeting place of sorts. Neighbors figured it out eventually, and when the police finally came in, they found a bunch of sacraficed neighborhood cats. Yikes. Terrifying to have that happen in your own neighborhood.
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Once again, the house seems to be tearing itself down... I love the way this looks. Really makes it seem as though the building has a personality...not a very happy one...but a personality all the same
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so where is the rest of the ceiling blocks? you can see one or two fo them in the ceiling but the rest of them seem to have disappeared. the floor is in great condition as well.
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eerie. i wouldn;t be able to walk through there. there are too many places for someone to hide.
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treatment of what i wonder...