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Was that supposed to be comfertable!?
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Such an odd color for an asylum, you'd think the red would just drive them more crazy.
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The seclusions always creep me out... if only walls could talk, what kind of stories would these ones tell?
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Looks like some kind of mad scientist's secret lair...
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I drove by it yesterday. It's gone......just one big empty construction site. You can't even park your car at the bottom of the hill without security shooing you away. God forbid you show up anywhere near the grounds after dark - you will be automatically arrested. Before you would drive down RT 95 and see the building looming up on the horizon. Now all you see is the empty space and metal fence. Last I heard they are building condos on the grounds. I know some people will try and buy them thinking it will be really cool to live where the DSH used to stand, but if you grew up around here you know that the land and whatever happened in that building should not be taken lightly. It should be respected and revered.
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nice comments baby jim.
Where's the Duane ?
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i don't understand why people feel the need to destroy this place. it's not there to be vandalized. it's a freakin' beautiful building.
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did a slight mix of this photo, check it out if you like http://ic1.deviantart....y_jubei_the_wolf.jpg
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I keep coming back to this image. It's just brilliant, Motts. Another favorite of mine.
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They have them where I work, in the old section of campus.
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what is it

Off hand I'd say lamp in a tub.
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that scary
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what is it
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How come it can't be the other way around: the man cowering on the ground and the woman coming to the rescue just in time?
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My grandfather bathed in that! I visited him all the time.