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if you look long enough at the doorway at the end of the hall, youd almost expect a forgotten patient to look out at you.
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It's like a bad wound in the attempt to create beauty.
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This shot just turns me around and around. It's so archetectually defined. You are the master my man.
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Mean looking, eh?
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One of the more nice room at the home. It tells so many stories. It's mind boggling in so many ways. This is the room of a trusted patient who earned it by being a good boy or girl after at least 5 years of institutional care. Bless there balmy souls.
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any one else here a cartoon rabit yelling about how hes late?
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hot and cold water? or am i thinkin to simply?
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looks like a road that gose on and on unil u get tothe missing tiles even though it feels like it keeps going even when u get to the wall but still looks like it gose through very deep shot i love it
wow! This is an awsome shot!
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ah ok this answers my queastion in a preivious shot awsome work motts
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sell them
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for the guy who keeps saying those chairs are worth money, thanks! my old school closed down and they have over 2000 chairs like these, i got them and im gonna seel em, im rich!!!
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the metal objects under the ledge the boots and gloves are on are they doors to lockers or like a t joint peice of metal just for support? or a section of scrap I-beam that got put to use?
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I remember running around this building when I was a kid.
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I actually lived in a house that had one of these tubs. Lordy, I loved that thing. Could lie full length and just bathe. The bars around the outside are water pipes carrying the water to four jets on the inside which is how the tub fills. The square thing is a water outlet in addition to the one in the bottom. Around the outside of the tub, above the bar, but below the lip, there were pegs that one could attach a canvas cover to.