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If only the colors and images in this world really looked like that.
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was just there last night autopsy and morgue room was insane in the dark but had a run in with some other people and someone shooting windows out which wasn't cool tread carefully
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perfection.
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"Because you're mine, I walk the line."
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I can see the face. I know it's not a face but it's still creepy.
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It saddens me to know, that such a beautiful and mesmerizing piece of history is gone now... why don't people see the true value of such things... filled with so many memories... dreams... stories... some sad... and some hopeful thinking... a true tragedy...
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It's gorgeous!
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What an amazing picture! Great job Motts!
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Not sure why but the movie "Silent Hill" comes to mind.
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They stole body freezers?!?
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I'm gonna put a mid 70's dating on this machine, 'cause of the 35 cent price and the 'served in cans' inscription. 60's machines were 25 cents (or less) and dispenced you a bottle. 80's machines were 50 cents and more colorful.
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My guess is that the curtains were taken after the place closed. The plants were already dead.
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JAMES DUANE was at other end of yard. Is this Harold Knox of M-6 fame?
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You know what they say, where there's smoke there's fire!
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Beautiful architecture indeed, but not only the rich can afford it, anyone with land can have architecture like this nowadays. It just isn't the architecture of the times, unfortunetly.. =(