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And you can lead a horticulture, but you can't make him/her think. :-)
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You can lead the horse to water,but you cant make him/her drink.
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Its so sad to hear they want to knock this place down. I love it walk through it just closing my eyes and thinking of all the memories this lonley place has to share
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Oh sure, you de-tox from your drugs then re-tox with lead from the paint chips. :P
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yea the graff is pretty fresh
dont go there any more i seen some carzy things
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i dont know whats worse trying to get in or trying to get out
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well put.
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hauntingly beautiful
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I am thinking you are being overly optimistic, my dear friend and fellow sadist. To quote Ashleigh Brilliant, "I did not see it until I believed it." ;-)

P.S. What do you give a person for Christmas who wants to make every place into hell? Do you tell them they are right just to make them happy, or do you try to enlighten them? What an unusual dilemma! :-)
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I do so love a woman who seems to love beating her head 'gainst the walls of futility and ignorance erected by the ignorant and contrary. Sometime those walls will ere be breached your ladyship. Your bearing of the cudgels of truth will not have been in vain.
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Bloody hell! I was just flickin' through the pictures then all of a sudden there's people in it.. I almost had an accident ....=\
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The issue isn't graffiti, the issue is preservation: preserving the history as it was. Looking at pics of the VTech Steam Tunnels, there's great history in the graffiti from decades ago--it added context to the exploration. However, context is key: graffiti by patients would be interesting, but graffiti by asshats would be intrusive.
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I am wholeheartedly echoing everyones' sentiments! Thank you so much!
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I can just see the two black horses pulling a dogcart slowly coming up into the portico...