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auction,raise money to help those in need, insted of wasting all that stuff to help others.
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HOLY S...
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did they do some kind of nuculer testing there?
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just think each paper has a story.
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I don't remember, perhaps a log book of some sort or administrative paperwork...
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It can be used to stabilize the head by placing it under the neck, or can be placed under the back as to prop the body up in a way to allow a different access to the chest area.
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thats the definition; WHITE NUCKLE
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Damn, but these amazing pics make me almost insanely sad. My mother worked at Bennet t for several years in the 60' - 70's and can't believe that the "powers that be" have shown such disinterest in this beautiful place and allowed it to fall to such tragic ruin. One of her duties was serving meals in the dining room and she recalls in particular how the girls regularly engaged in ice cream wars. They'd fling spoonfuls of the cold creamy stuff at each other from large bowls that were placed on the tables for dessert. Made quite a mess as you can imagine.
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I work with these machines so i know
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amazing
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beatiful stadium going to waste
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i think it great that utopia is comming i cant wait
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all your comments concerning s1 are unfounded - clearly s1 is ST which clearly means either STORED, OR STRICTLY.
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PCB's are Poly Chlorinated Biphneyls which are a class of chemicals that were added to electrical insulating fluids (and semi solids) to render them less flammable. They are toxic and when they burn (note I said less flammable) they would turn into dioxin which is even more toxic than PCB. They went by several trade names such as Askarel, Arochlor and Chlorhextol.
this place looks haunted even in the daytime