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you guys great . reading the differances with all of us is like visiting far off places with out leaving home.to see this place would be great.
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Doh! I thought it was a window! *sigh* I need more coffee....
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Yeah there are cats all over that building... the smell of their urine on the carpeted areas is not very pleasant in the summertime.
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Sure thing... take a digital photo of the drawing! :-)
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yes those tunnels connect most of the buildings, including the powerplant at the back of the campus. Nothing beats walking through em at nite, especially to the plant, which seems like it is miles away, and deeper in the ground
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It most likely was, as this building has been demolished.
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Yes, its the blur of a person walking around during a long exposure shot.
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but that begs the question... this is just a picture, right? did you manage to encounter any live cats? I'm always hearing how famous 137 is for being chock full of stray cats, so you had to have seen a few, no? unless they all fell asleep in file cabinets and.... ><
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Josh dear....we have posts here from a man that spent time in one of these. He's educated us all and none of us are cracking jokes. Its called being light-hearted. Because we know if we didn't laugh or we'd cry.
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AHH!! this really scared me when I first caught glimpse of it! it looks like there's a ghost coming out of the pages!
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Does anybody see the face in the window above where the shades are bending?
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I did my art composition based on this picture and a few others from the KPCC collection (hey, you said we could Motts, didn't you?) but it was mostly based on this one. needless to say this pic inspired me like no other. wish I could get the drawing on the comp but it doesn't even fit on my scanner.
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I,m surrprized that nobody has tried to scrap it .
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I think Elvis had left this place along time ago.