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It feels as if I were to look out of the window, that the world would be just as abandoned, and I would be all alone. Great for story material Motts!
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It looks to me like no one stopped a flooding toilet. That why the middle of the floor is wet.
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Saying "BOO!" behind an un suspecting person here would be a first instinct.
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Yeah, the angle makes me feel like I could fall over and land on the wall. Thanks for no hot coffee in my hand!
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A place like that could put an extra curl in someone's hair!
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My neighbor made a backyard planter out of one of these.
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The point being the contradiction in the words!
National Geographic has an issue about different poisons and what they can do to a person, scary information.
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Instead of a spot of tea, there's always a spot of moss.
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I do believe just by the photos, that England is a very damp and mossy place.
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But what is that in the middle of the floor? A hose or a pipe?
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It was never sold, and I go past it regularly. Everytime I see it my heart sinks. It is a breathtaking building. There has to be something that could be done to save it. I really think we should try to gather support to renovate it. They want condos? Why can't this beautiful piece of architechture serve as condos? Why must it be ripped down and replaced? If the building was renovated, the apartments would sell for more, anyway. SO what does eveyone think?
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Has the small window been painted at one time?
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Ahhh......I turned 13 that year. One of the best years of my life!
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Hmmm...should I sweep or rake in there? I'd be careful not to disturb what is underneith the green stuff, like Luke Skywalker in the garbage pit.
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The angle is great, but I'd duck down so I wouldn't get snagged on the fencing.