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THIS SHOT IS AMAZING! YOU DO GREAT WORK!
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I was a porter here for a few years in the early 90s. It was great.
You vill give us ze fotographs Mr Motts, ve haff veys , ah yes ve haff vays!!!
It looks like some kind of classroom to me too. Wouldn't be medical, being in the administration section, and a boardroom would be more decorated. The lights say classroom. Could be for Staff meetings too. I agree; the photograpy is beautiful and the comments, both by Motts and the readers makes this site very interesting. I love it.
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Cool pic looks like something you'd see on a UFO!!!
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I agree with you in that if this were in the crypt it's simply destruction of property in my mind. I guess for me to agree with your view on it's place you'd have to clarify in who's opinion the areas are devoid of interest.

I relate tagging to my cat pissing on my couch to mark it (that's why I took him to the vet and had certain pieces of anatomy removed -- hell hath no fury like a woman scorned).

I live in a not-inexpensive 'secure' apartment complex in SD, and over the weekend someone has tagged the fire extinquisher outside my door. I'm like... WTF?

Graffitti in my mind is someone making a picture as an expression. Tagging is... delusional projections from an incoherent mind. Maybe all it is, is a breakdown in communication.
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"Motts takes a bow waves with a big smile."
(I'm the world's best urban photographer)

"Click" takes pic the massive crowed.
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That is soooooooo creepy. It almost looks like it's a real live horror movie.
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Not even Silent Hill had one of these in it!!!
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That would be a cool name for an album.
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Surly girl... or is this his parents living room?

*brain pops at the photo* Love it.
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You have to hand it to engineers, they are clean freaks.

Amazing pic, Motts.
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I was thinking fathom was only a marine term... but of course, it's a water pump and I'm an idiot. I wish I found that hard to fathom.
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*shakes head again* Dear, oh dear, oh dear.

And here I was going to say this fine piece of equipment is far too clean to be taken seriously as a proper functioning piece of hardware.
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Cue the evil organ music..