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cool trick lol
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Interesting photo but disturbing too. What happened to Dr. Giggles?
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So, We keep our insane, infirm and elderly in horrible yellow-tiled institutions and our bullets in lovely castles on whimsical islands.
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We know insanity is bad for us, why do we do it?
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What did they expect to find inside these poor people?
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Fleur De Lis?? Noble Insanity??
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Where they charging the patients by the pound??
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You can try, but you can't wash away misery.
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Have you noticed in all of this when nature takes over inside a building it is horrible and vile looking, outside it is beautiful and artistic - I wonder why??
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Oh yes, the flowers help - now my crippling disability and depostion into this lovely place doesn't seem so bad.
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When did that moment come where the last person walked out of the front door, turned, locked it, threw the key in the bushes and said, there, that's it - my last day of work, old building friend of mine, we will leave you alone and stop scratching at your insides?
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Your pictures hold such stories, I can't get away from my desk tonight looking at them! Thank you for the mini vacation.
no - that would be 'Welded tanks'
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tanques soldados ?
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As stated, filled with PCB oils. If one of those was opened, it would require a massive cleanup. How careless to leave something so deadly behind... I wouldn't have even gone in the room once I saw that...