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Better yet "they would berry the kids"

Is that straw or blue?
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Anybody ever consider they were there simply for decoration?
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The Striper's a Stripper
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"did the place just get abonded n everyting left their?"

...noun?
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Why thank you Lynne.
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I'm just worried that we're making them "warm all over" ...

And I'm no lady... perhaps if I upped my obsenities quota and lower my grammatic and spelling skills, I might one day be called a lady..... Oooh there is maybe hope for me yet.... now I'm feeling warm all over! Oh wait...um.... excuse me one second.. I'll ... be right back....
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Scared to death of this shot!
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Aww man, they have flavours now? I only got the generic non-flavoured goo, which, now that I think about it was Pepto-Dismall pink. There is definately a conspiracy going down.

Lynne no fair, you have all the fun! I never got to attack my dentist. He was a little scary and had big hairy arms. But because I'm such a spaz, I can't help but giggle, so when they've got all their hands and vacumns and cotton swabs and crap in my mouth, I just start giggling. And that starts the dental assistant giggling. And then her and I are giggling incessantly at each other, and the dentist has to tell her off and send her out of the room. Oops, my bad.
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Looks like the wall is covered in white subway type tiles in this photo but in your 2004 visit the wall appears to be red brick. Are there two morgues?
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I think i see Gollum peeking out..The right hand corner down below..
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Why not?
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it does look like a train is on the other side...
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watch the movie Session 9 its a very detailed veiw of DHS.
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Then I would suggest that you ask your Momma to limit your access to this part of the web, young 'un.
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I lived next to this building at the Ferncroft Condos... moved there from Calif and went to art school in Beverly. I used to drive up there from time to time. It was still occupied. One time in the fog (like in the pic) I saw a kid about 14? with red hair and an Indian headdress creeping up the hillside toward the graveyard I think... it was definitly a place to feed an artists "eye".