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Yeah, why Josh? Would you want to be stuck in one of these for the rest of your life??
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I grew up in that area (Rambler Park) and as kids we used to go all through those buildings. There was another older set of buildings not on Southhampton Rd but off Southhampton closer to Thornton. I believe that all of those buildings have already been demolished, but I may be wrong. It was at least 20 years ago and back then I thought those buildings were unsafe...that kind of added to the excitement.
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Nice looking room.
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That would be a great wallpaper!
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Those dang scrappers!
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Nope it looks like a detroit 671.
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I used to bartend raves at the Palladium
And this is why I had a mid-wife when I gave birth. If other people had tried to watch I would have started chucking scalpels at them and such.

But I swear normally I'm a very pleasant person! =)
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The T-Shirt shop was orinally a Bingo hut called Fascination, was it not?
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lucky for me, I found this pic before I found all the inside jokes referring to it.

fyi, this topic STILL cracks me up. who'd think light fixtures and soap dispensers could be so damn funny? this site is just too good!
i hate that. u get burnt and then freezing water, then u go back and u get burnt. I think those r meant for sinks to be filled up .
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funny how different locations people have mentioned on here end up going up in flames :0)
urban explorers...lofl
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i was recently there. didnt attempt to go down to the mourge. stairs arent stable, it would be a tragedy if you were to be trapped down there
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what did your grandfather tell you meg? now i'm curious
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I gave birth to my son in 1994, and because of the extensive brain damage he had, they told me I should put him in an institution, for he never would be normal, he would always be a vegetable. I could not do this to my own flesh and blood, i could not even fathom him not being in my home. He, with lots of therapies, and love, is nowhere near a vegetable. He walks, talks, and rides a two wheel bike. So much for being a vegetable. I love my children very much and would never give up on them. He has beaten all the odds, and now wants to become a doctor and help the children who are like him. He still has some troubles, but we beleive he can overcome any obsticle that tries to block him.