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what wus this used 4?
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The angle you shot this at makes it seem as though it should be holding a microphone and every time someone comes in it runs thru a comedy act.
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I found one of these as well and appears to be in great condition. Is there any maket (collectors) for these?
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It makes me think of royalty, with that weird crown and all. The lay of the material, the "halo'd wings", it just cries of regality.

Yes, it is a beautiful toilet. It looks like one of those art installation that places pay a lot of money for. It's an "accidental masterpiece".

"Everything has beauty, but not everyone sees it."
-- Confucius
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Dan r u makin stuff up to get some online attention?..sorry..i hate when everyone pretends to be an expert..i by no means am but a simple search of the Connecticut state library online will reveal Dan has some holes in his expertise..i dunno y this sorta thing pisses me off..i think its just because there are enough people online pretending to know something for some attention and running their mouths about stuff they don't really know about thus adding to the ignorance of everyone..sorry for gettin pissed off..but it happened
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this is an awsome place to visit. Very impressive.
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I visited this site about 5 years ago and was so Is there a picture of it in Glory days?
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Wasn't this school for handicapped children? It's ironic that these little snippets are of perfect, happy children. I once got one of those little bear stickers (bottom left) from the Dentist. It said "I love my teeth".
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This one seems..almost......INVITING. How so very creepy is that!
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Why is there consistantly graffitti in every old morgue? It's as if tagging in this place of death makes you seem more alive or something? Defying Death? Hmmmmmm......
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There is something so lonely about this photo. It is in perpetual waiting.

"I have a great deal of company in the house,
especially in the morning when nobody calls."
-- Henry David Thoreau
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does any one know what is behind this door yet ??
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I'd have to say KMK it referring to Kottonmouth Kings, who is in association with juggalos "down with the clown" they paint their faces up like clowns.
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Nice mold, that's healthy too.
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ha - my previous comment about radiators and here's a beautiful example. remember bob dylan's Visions of Johanna the line "and the heat pipes just cough.."