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Patient X, every dog has its day. And your right ,there is always a rotten apple in every bunch. For one person who is caring there is five who dont. I hope all is well for you .
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Tanks, looking forward to seeing those.
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i think its haunted
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Wow, would love to hear any of those stories!
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Rachel, I believe this report was for one ward, which I would assume to be a single floor of a single wing of the hospital. If there were 18 patients in this ward, then one suicidal patient would be a very realistic number.
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I have many more photos of the wards, theater, bowling alley, and other places that I haven't gotten to posting online yet
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Three items serve to express the power herein, at least for me..:

Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard.
A Game...Vagrant Story.
"My Heart has rooms that sigh with dust, and Ashes on the hearth"...(Chronicles of Thomas Covenant)

The images are to die for....Ellll
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I live right near the hospital, its still up And I really want to go inside :), I love stuff like this. hauntings and creepy ghouly stuff . I would love to get some paranormal experts up here to check the place out, something like TAPS that you see on tv.
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you cant just judge a group of people by the a actions of a few lowlife gang members who try to imitate the art if real graff writers... end of story
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*crosses legs, sits uncomfortably*

Damn, now you creeped me right out.
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Jesus Viveka, when you say it like that it shouldn't be!
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hehe its got feet, and the pipe at this end is its tail.
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The interior is completely trashed but all the windows are still intact, noticed it in a few shots now. Trippy.
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The light shades are very super cool.
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Skeletal Marionette. Nice analogy.