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Can you just imagine how many emberrasing moments there must have been to promt someone to post that sign?

"where's Davis?!"

"poor schlep must have locked himself in there again"

"how long you think we should leave him in there this time? haha"
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Reminds me of The Haunting, ya know the remake with Liam Nesson and Catherine Zeta Jones. The little cherubs looked just like this and would move.
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God I love the angle, it really makes you want to look up!

I can just imagine the stainglass windows in the arches. It's majestic, yes thats the word...majestic
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I do believe I would have disturbed sleep cycles if I tried to crash there in its present condition!
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Seeing as my last name is "Chereb", I love this pic! Say hello to my new background! Yay!
I totally thought that was a real person. My heart sank into my stomach.!!! Love that picture!!!
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They sometimes will do that (my high school chemlab had something like this) when the intended purpose is only for the faucets to be connected to tubes to send water elsewhere. Nothing is intended to be washed there, it's only a supply. There's a drain of course, but it's only big enough to catch whatever drips from a loose fitting or someone wanting to fill something up beneath the fixture.
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Wow, this pic gave me chills!
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Any idea what they say, Motts?
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Your not alone Mike! I didn't even read the intro or wait for the thumbnail index to load I just ran right in!

The stone work is incredible, imagine how much time it must have taken just to carve the alter. The true testament of the devotion of any religion's followers is in the loving deal that embodies their houses of worship. Love is in each carving, each piece.
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I'm waiting for the door to open, then that loud creak of the hinges.
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Definitely agree with you on that one, nvus!
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Absolutely beautiful! Love the iron work in these old churches. Even churches now a days arent as beautiful as the old ones.
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Yes! More galleries! I kinda held out hope that i might be the first to post for once...but alas it was not to be.

It is definitely the perfect day for it, on Long Island its a cold and rainy day...perfect for this.
That's creepy. I don't like that.