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My former psychiatrist earned his fellowship in child psychiatry at Gaebler, and worked there from 1968-1986. I've tried countless times to get him to divulge any sort of information about what it was like to work there, but because of confidentiality issues, he can't share anything.
Suicide Screens?
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Probably one of my favorite galleries, apart from Middlesex... Great job!
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It's simply breathtaking... I adore images of entropy such as this...
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Just a thot. Remember going to the drive in one night with a friend in the trunk with myself and two or three dudies in the car. We made it in no problem. After the show, and a wonderful movie it was, hotroded out of the the place and took a curve too fast and turned my friends car upside down. Damn, his daddy was pissed, and it was really a fine black DeSoto that his dad used at his funeral home. He got into some big trouble, but what hell, we didn't give a big diddly. I think back, and I say Johnny, good grief, I could have done better for a friend. But then again, I was a miscreant and a relative loser so that never happened. Drivin's, just another venue for a misspent youth, but I wouldn't trade it for a million. Love you Mott's, your the best.
Hello mountain memories... "The Pines" a great hotel. I was probably the first mobile personal appearance disc jockey to play the Catskills. I was brought in to play for a catholic family weekend event. Ernie or Bernie Reinleib (spelling) had me play in the main room, with the large stage, and I got people up doing line dances. The best part of the visits to work the mountain hotels was the food, and the golf. Bill
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Oooooooo
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Lol Bert & Ernie!!

Ernie looks like a girl.... >D
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how much pain can 1 cause?
with out conscience watch your children fall.
what is the price what is the price.
look in the mirror you fine fine man.

may hell await you
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HOLY FRYCKEN COW!!!!!!!!!!!! I USED TO GO TO THIS PLACE ALL THE TIME WHEN I WAS A KID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...... pisses me off to see it shut down :(
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Thats actually a sink that has a flusher on it. I have seen it in hospitals. I am not too sure what the name is though.
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DAAAAMMN! ............how much you want for that?!
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it would probably look more freaki with the head on
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Hey, y'know it's funny (or not) - someone spent a lot of money on this once upon a time, and now it's just kind of hanging out, all deserted in this nasty mouldering place.
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I'm sure there are soap dispensers somewhere in the viscinity of the ceiling...