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It does...Worcester. -_-

Or maybe a parking lot first. "Clock Tower Parking."

I wish city and state would come along with these pictures, so I can get a mental picture of what type of culture it is..the north, south, east or west.

ECT actually causes a seizure and used to be quite dangerous because they didn't give people any medication beforehand, so there was a risk of them breaking their backs or other bones. Now it is much safer and people are given a sedative and I believe also a muscle relaxer to prevent them from breaking bones. Still doesn't sound much fun, though, but for some people it's the only thing that helps.

I say clear up the debris and put down some grass seed and let someone move right in. =)

You also have to remember that a lot of mentally ill people do smoke themselves. Schizophrenics have been known to be chain smokers because the nicotine calms down their brain a bit. So it's not unusual to find a smoking room in a psychiatric hospital at all.

Thanks Henry L!! working 14 hours a day 6 days a week doesnt leave a lot of time for much else. Plus you learn lot more from talking (Typing in this case) to people than just watching TV or reading a book.

Navi: I have seen some nice art on the side of some rail cars and on the grafitti wall in Venice Beach. But most of what I see is wanna be gang crap painted on freeway walls and road signs and ally walls....no ART to it at all. Spray can ART can be pretty cool. but random Tagging is just that. tagging...
snazo: your wrong there...I was the asshole stuffing people into lockers and trash cans in high school. and yeah I guess your right I hate punk kids with spray paint that tag walls and anything they think should be there marking spots...they should just get a job and buy their own house that they can call their own and wont have to try to claim something they will never own becaus eit belongs to a community.

sian: Thanks....you figured it out!!! lol

SCARY dont entre< only if you DARE lol

whats behind the door it quite dark behind there, it looks like if you enter you wont b cuming bk out , as well as a whitch craft!!!!!!

sweet pic, it looks like a person being rip apart but it is cool.

~Me....I know about the joke....I have finally made it thru all the locations and all the comments.....know I am waiting for the new stuff!!!! I think you all are really cool (the regulars) and full of good insite and info. Plus its great to see what Mott's photos bring to different eyes. Just a testament to his great art.

Felyn, we would just say " I went to public school "
State school is something completely different here in the US ( well at least in my part of the US )

If only somebody used locations like this for the Resident Evil Movies then it would have done justice to the original games. The whole range is cool love your work

It's a real darn shame that classic dark rides are left to rot, or the parks removes them, or they burn down. There's quite a few old classics left, like the Ocean City Bill Tracy Haunted House built 1962 and Pirate's Cove, and the Haunted Mansion at Rehoboth Beach, and Rye Playland's dark rides, Dante's Inferno's at Coney and Morey's Pier in Wildwood NJ, and there's a few Bill Tracy classics still surviving across the US, there's articles on all of them at the dark ride sites, Whacky Shack, Phantasmagoria, etc. Wildwood had a Bill Tracy Whacky Shack it was located on the now defunct Hunt's Pier which still has the SBNO 1960 PTC/Bill Tracy Golden Nugget Mine Ride but the Shack was torn down early 1996 because the owners at the time who bought the pier in 1995 were redeveloping it into Dinosaur Beach and apparently a classic Bill Tracy dark ride didn't fit in their plans, but they saved the Nugget and "dinosaurized" it. It last operated in 1998. There's also an abandoned dark ride at nearby Sportland Pier, it was called Dr. Blood's House of Horror and last operated around 1983. The Castle Dracula attraction on Nickels Midway Pier which opened in 1977 burned to the ground Jan 2002 due to two young male arsonists who had nothing better to do that day than to skip school and break into the castle and light matches to see in the dark. A real shame, they also lost the 1919 old mill boat ride under the castle which was the Dungeon boat ride and most of the props were handmade. You can see what the castle looked like at www.darkinthepark.com Let's hope tomorrow's kids will have a dark ride to ride. I like Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 because you can build virtual dark rides in it, as well as entire parks and ride your rides.

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