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as soon as i quit gasping for air Ill search my limited vocabulary for words close to describing how much i like this shot and this room. truley awesome in both its forms!
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thats the saddest lonely chair ive ever seen. its just not cut out for it.
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sam, whacha got against that poor door? I love that door! realy! dont know why, its kinda a sad little door, but i love that door!
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well that answered all my questions! thats why im always the last one on, theres some smart mofos out there. i love this place
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help! i know my old eyes are going, and my computer is old but what are the wires for? the ones around the ceiling plaques and in front of the arch? am i missing the obviouse?, , (probably, but would someone help me out anyway, its driving me nuts) as usual motts, your work keeps me up late and smiling like an idiot. usualy id have to get drunk to like something this much:) thanx.....AGAIN
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EVERYBODY~
I jsut re-read this whole thing and had some wonderful memeories, Thanks guys! and Thanks most to Lord Motts, I bow to you , kind sir.
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What ever do you mean?
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i actually saw this perfectly preserved in one of the rooms
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just come across this excellent site.Is lynne still using this site?
i have mayy REAL LIFE experiences i can share-----and did emily ever get to live out her lifetime ambition of being restrained?
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Totally fantastic gallery!
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Motts, I truly believe your idea of a bar with a morgue ambiance is simply genuis! You should seek the advice of a financial advisor to assist you with that. My financial advisor was fantastic when I pursued owning my own funeral home.
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OMG Lynne, Me too! thats the first thing I though when I saw this pic!
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OMG, I love this shot, the color blue is georgous!
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Is that and electric chair? lol
just kidding, isee what looks like wiring running under the chair.
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Breathtakingly beautiful!