Comments

wrote:
gulag torture toilet
wrote:
thanks for clearing that up and just for the record Tom Tom and I are not the same person.
its one of the coolest places in new york, if not the coolest. go check it out. nothing haunted about it, unless you tell yourself its haunted. you hear and see only what you want to. i got a good pic on my myspace profile, check it at skateparkdreams
wrote:
attack of the aliens of starship troopers
Sounds exciting!
HOW COOL IS THAT!
wrote:
If I was walking around the exterior taking pics etc and saw you standing in the window I would have literally lost my mind LOL :)
wrote:
"'Philadelphia Magazine did an expose' on Pennhurst by Loretta Schwartz
( now Schwartz Nobel ) back in the Fall of 1976...well worth the price of a backcopy. "
If you are going to take the time to track this down please read it with an open mind. It's basically another one sided look at life in Pennhurst. I remember when they came to do that article. No one was happy with the outcome.
wrote:
it was a teaching hospital and one of the best , in it's day
wrote:
thats the morgue i think....There was dried and wet bloood in there.I kno it dries dark.The morgue it sick...had papers in it still from patients from year ago in like 1945 upwards to 1994 when they closed.email me for more info m_u_l_e65@yahoo.com
wrote:
this is where you went to have your baby.
wrote:
This place is AMAZING.I have been in the many times and seen some fuct up shit.I am from mass....and it totally sux they are tearing it down,cause of all the unmarked graves...if u have never been....GO!
wrote:
aaaah yes, the old 'hand grenade in the soup' trick. a personal favorite of mine. the most common problem is what to tell the customer when they ask -" um, waiter? why is there a , err, hand grenade, like, floating around in my soup?". I usually say meatballs. cant go wrong with meatballs.
wrote:
looks like a bourbon barrel whse to me
wrote:
Well if having a love for history and an appreciation for art is geeky then I am happy to be a geek.