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Ashley it was probably an older copy of the book. they proabably reprinted it
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I,M Thinking it,s an Office
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I was commited a few years ago for depression (suicide attempt). There wasn't any color ('cept white) on the walls except for the hideous border at the top.
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The flouresent lights we have in our laundry room lasted 8 years before they finally flickered and died. I'm not surprised those still work.
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I remember - when I was a nurses aid - assisting the nurse in inserting a catheter.
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Now who's ready for a nice nap?
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What amazing photos! Thank you for sharing, I can't wait to see more of your work. Are any for sale?
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it looks like a military camp cuz it used to be one in ww2
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ive been in there several times really creepy at night theres many buildings and bout 95 acres of tunnel underground im told by a guard that caught me n my friends in there once several years ago but look it up on google earth or just visit it you wont be dissappointed for more chat bout it hit me up on myspace my email is kriptyk420@aim.com
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just think that you are in WW2, and you are an infantry soldier...
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the key in the 642 spot looks like its reads "666"!!!
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Wow... i was speechless when i saw this one.... and there has been a couple that made me gasp....nice job...i love it
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these are great shots but, all the shots of final peace, are a taunting reminder of what happened to all those people that may have died there.
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this place looks amazing..me and my buddies urban explore different places about once a week.I came across The Pines on your site about 3 days ago, and we deff. want to go there but we dont know were it is. If you have time can you email me at Reddbulllman@Aol.com and explain to me how far it is from Long island.Thanks
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didnt have any problems with the dogs myself... me and a few mates went to the Asylum tonight and had a good look round. one of the most scary places to be i nthe dark