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it came in for a birdie labotomy and look what happened the hosptial claimed another victim
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ok doesnt it make you wonder why the gov leave all this expensive equipment behind when they leave buildign doesnt it make you think what a waste
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ok am i the only one who sees the face of a angry man in the middle of the shot in the back of one of the seats.third row second chair left corner close to the left side of the stage??
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Saywardstudio.. I thought the same thing when i first saw this pic, which is remarkable if your daughter thinks like a 31 year old adult, and just sad if it's the other way around.
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Oh wow - we have bottles exactly like that from the same company still on the shelves inthe older wings of the labs at work!
We all know they're out of date so they're never touched but the labs are barely ever used and we don't need the storage space so they've just been left there.
Now I wonder just how old they really are!
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Looks like a weapon barrel, magazine and ironsights included.
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Man, with the last picture posts and the ones here I can't stop imagining the guy restless in that bed, dreaming about unspeakable things while Mettalica plays in the background.
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ahhh - beautiful shot!

And i love that you titled it "Helix" it's one of my irrational pet-hates that peopel call these things 'spiral staircases'. they're NOT spirals! they're HELICES!

imagine a piece of wire being wrapped around a cylinder. you've just made a helix. the width of it remains the same all the way along.
now wrap the wire around a CONE. that's a spiral, the width gets smaller towards one end.

As these staircases have a constant width all the way down, they're helices, not spirals. i have no idea why this irritates me so much, it's such a small, insignificant thing!
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Danvers state was not a penitentiary, nor did we use torches we had electricity.
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can't spell!!!!
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Wha-wha-what?
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I love the contrast!!!
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I just want to point out that just because there ARE two tubs in that room, doesn't mean that it was standard practice to use both at the same time. It just means that they COULD use both if they had to get a lot of people clean fast.

I mean... most public toilets have a whole bunch of cubicles, but you rarely see ALL of them being occupied at the same time - it just meanas that the buiding CAN cope with more people when it has to.
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Wallpaper please :)
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it looks like a aperition of a nurse that was beat to death in the mirror to the left