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Reminds me of Stephen King's "The Mangler". The one where that laundry machine was posessed by a demon and went after people.
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Actually it wouldn't be so far fetched to think of a mental hospital as a place of torture sadly ... many of them were. At least torture as we would see the acts today. In earlier times it was the best way to deal with the problems they didn't understand.
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It needs a really big tissue and a pat on the shoulder!
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The only think missing from this is the Hunchback and his big shiny bell.
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Deffinately too close for comfort!
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I use the Wellness Center that is on campus. I used to get freaked out when I walked by the old hospital. Now when I walk by I wonder if I am being watch by spirits. It's almost like I can feel the tortures of the residents.
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Right you are, good story. Lewis is great writer.
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WOW, what a difference. thanks for posting that link lillimouse. I love to see before and after and in this case I can hardly even believe its the same place.
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I think the "Morgue" would be a great party spot! Even better if it could be in one of the old Kirkbrides....hotel up top..killer club in the basement!
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Janice: I bet you say that to all the boys!!!..
I love that safe it would make a cool china cabinet!
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Love the colors!
I just sold that same chair at a yardsale 6 months ago!! (only it wasnt ripped up...or haunted or anything like that!)...lol
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theres an old picture here that shows almost the same shot when in use..... very chitty chitty bang bang and the childcatcher!!
http://www.hudsonvalle...annerman/banold2.jpg
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brendan: I see a ape face in the top blotch looking down...the lower blotch looks like a 3/4 front view of a human skull (3/4 view is what I call a shot of say a car that is from the front but showing down one side as well...you get to see 3/4ths of the subject)
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I cant think of a better place to build a residence........ just imagine if you owned the armory...... not a long walk to work :p
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dont know how I missed this before but I am now offically in awe of this place........ even thou it really doesnt look much like a Scottish castle ......... nore of a idilic version!! lol :o)