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I used to have one of those....I wish I had kept the toys I used to have...think what they would be worth nowdays.
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Yea, this is an older thread, but I wanted to add my 2 cents to the list.

1) Take only pictures, leave only footprints.
2) Those who fail to learn from the past, are doomed to repeat it.
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I just a few days ago spent the night here. I went in at night with no flashlight, thus couldn't find my way out. I stayed on the roof. I didnt want to go back inside at night and consequently that's where i slept. i would not advise going there alone
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I Can't believe those stupid developers wouldn't save this beautiful peice of workmanship in the remodel. I bet you it was discarded wastefully when demolition commenced. Disgraceful
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Damn, is this what all my investments were stored. I have been searching for years for this particulard safe. Motts, did you find any of my investments and anuuities from this solid safe. What the hell did they keep in this funky vault, patients valuables? You know and old crappy wallet, three bucks, yards of worthless receipts. Great shot, love you Motts.
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Very majestic, eh?
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Now we know where Mr. Rogers neighorhood was born. Do you think we might meet the king if we went on board. We'd meet the king and all of the crazy bastards that is us.
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How could they allow this peice of history to go to waste? Give it to me I'll give a detailed tour of the Renwick smallpox Hospital and use to money to restore it's history!
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The Wed night meatloaf dinners were fantastic!
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When I was there in '69 Nurse Davenport used to give me Halcion "chemical restraints" when I "acted out" and asked too many questions. In my stupor I can still remember my fellow patients who endured excess electrical "therapy" administered by psychotic doctors who put Dr Frankenstein to shame...
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i agree with dragon
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The cases there were many and each had a story to them. The patients there ranged from drunks peeled off the streets to heirs to fortunes. Despite the stories every one was an individual there, not just a number. My dad took me up there many times. He worked there, as did I many years onward.
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Yes, sometimes I swap the channels and shift the hue. I find it takes some experimenting for each digital IR shot, as a set process doesn't consistently produce good results...
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Let's make him wealthy!!

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Really? I don't see it...

But I don't have a fear of buildings.