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I finally explored the inside of this building (with some company) but I missed the basement.... I'm not sure my nerves are prepared for that...

Raymond, I don't want to declare you wrong either, but perhaps partially wrong. I was sick one time after surgery into one of these pans.

Yeah, the police definately use night vision because I got caught by a cop who jumped out of a pine tree. I would have ran but was with a girl so I couldn't. He let us go, though.

The hole in the ceiling was the portal for Motts to get beamed in to the amusement park.

The refrigeration unit continued through the tiled wall to a room on the other side that had red brick, which was used to load and unload the cadavers.

I apologized to Gordon for forgetting to send
the email and everything is well; thanks again for letting me continue to post the old photo!

Unfortunately, most of society is more interested in sprinting forward instead of standing still and admiring the beauty of the past. Most people dont see these buildings for what they really are, only what they were used for.

Breathtaking and aweful! It reminds me of the graphics in the computer game "The Black Mirror" I wonder if St. Margaret's Hospital wasn' t the inspiration for the game.

**Hands Lynne the "shitty joke" aspirin...
; > )

It's cool MG. Motts is alright!!

i went there 3 days ago with some friends, they said it was scarey but i didnt see any thing scarey at all..

is this located in new jersey?

[groan . . . . . ] :-)

the place scares the crap out of me

Better the Lynne than the spidergirl of bathroom fixtures, I mean your toilets would be too tortured and depressed to flush. I guess you could say they'd feel like shit :-)