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J-131274 and Lynne,
Now, now, you just KNOW they tormented the poor soul locked in there with the sounds of Yoko Ono. :-D
Awesome shot. I wonder how long it's been since the last class.
Beautiful colors here and the clothes just add to the creepiness!
That's awesome although I reckon it was done after the place was closed down.
I wonder how many times they did have to push that....
Wow, that is unique, it must have been pretty when this place was still in good shape.
wow, ok i'm scared
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This is just a guess, but it could be that the feet dial actually does hit the center of the fathom dial every revolution. Since there are 6 feet in a fathom, every time the foot dial contacts the base of the fathom dial it could hit a gear thats just under the center of the dial. If the gear had ten teeth and the contact was just right, each passing of the foot dial would move the fathom dial one tenth. Kind of like a mechanical car odometer when you roll a zero digit it rolls the dial next to it one tenth. This would also explain the clockwise/counterclockwise rotation noted above.
WILL HE PUSH THE JOLLY CANDY-LIKE BUTTON??? ( think - Ren and Stimpy, when the media guy was tempting Ren to push the red panic button...( anybody???) He actually got up over it and slapped around it with his butt...funny stuff...oh, never mind...
Now that it's getting warmer, it's just this kind of decay that you can smell as you get close to an abandoned building. Mold, mildew, rotting wood...Damn, I love that smell. Does that make me weird?
well thats welcoming
how appropriate that sign is
yummy
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ya, ya, ya.

War is Peace; Freedom is Slavery; Ignorance is Strength. Humanity always leans on such rubbish to prop up our ills.
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Singer sold their sewing machine division years ago to focus on making weapons as a defense contractor.