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LOL! Good Morning, I'm Nurse Ratchett and I'll be your hostess today!
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I've been lurking or haunting this board for about a year now, and that is one thing I've noticed. Almost everytime, the exterior walls always seem to be in the worst shape. They didn't have Anderson windows back then, so drafts moisture, leaks and broken windows are probably the culprit.
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Is the blue peeling to reveal the green or is the green peeling to reveal the blue?
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The black bubbling yellow paint looks like ginormous huge ants!
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Oh, thank god! I was starting to go through withdrawl!
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man that train is still there? me and my boys saw it and said it would be trippy if it just started moving around bt its self.
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StareGirl, the machine they used on me sent very small currents , kinda tingly, to my wrist to treat carpal tunnel.
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that chair is just used for weighing people even if you can walk cause they still have them nowadays as i used one
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Is weird you cant see the bottom and its still got water in it, dont often see that. Again in its day it would have looked amazing
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wow what an ace door, just a shame someone has come and written Dose over it.Can you imagine that when it was all intact and still in use in the old days if you like. :P
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love the lines of the stairs here. Interesting angle. Thanks Motts for another great gallery
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Thank god I thought I would get through the whole set and not see THE chair.

P.S Its famous in the UK
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Ah, he doesn't have that alien look in this one like he had in the other photo. Still dripping goop from his eye though
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You're right. The wall, the floor, the dilapidated object. It would make a great album cover. Yet, so wouldn't so many of these photos.
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A great breeding ground for mosquitos and EEE. Steer clear of this place during dusk and night.

But other than that, CANNON BALL!!!!