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Does anyone else see that smiley face, or is it just me?
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woah.... that's pretty intense. Weren't you afraid those stairs would collapse?
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They all have really tiny waists....
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that pic reminds me of haunting of hill house. where the photographor was taken into the walls where the mad doctor was doing some kind of wicked experiments on a patient.
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I am new in here. I do believe Stuart was actually joshing. I was in a state hospital back in 2006, and they had our names on doors. However, it was printed and taped beneath the wiremash window.
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this is the best looking floor i've ever seen in a mine
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reminds me of alot of horror movies i watched
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i love it, it aint every day you get to see papers from the 1960
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i would sure buy the book ! heck i would buy one for my whole family.
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it lokes like it's going to disapear in the trees.
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working in this feild for only a years will be enough to desensitize you of nearly anything. I dont even blink when i get it thrown at me, i learned to just move out of the way if i cant prevent it in the first place.
FYI latex gloves are my best friends.
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Oh how the mighty chairs have fallen to the wayside.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

1:08 A.M. / Saturday / 29 / July / 2007
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Looks like someone has been sleeping there.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

12:46 A.M. / Saturday / 29 / July / 2007
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The great machines that were built by the men and women of yesterday eventually rust and decay into the modern ruins of today.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Germany.

12:32 A.M. / Saturday / 29 / July / 2007
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This hallway is strangely tomb like in it's shape.

Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.

12:24 A.M. / Saturday / 29 / July / 2007