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I live in The Greater Detroit area, I once caught a climpse of the old Station in Detorit, just becuase the Ambasator Bridge (to Winsor, Canada) you should check that place out.. my bro is a detorit cop.. so I could get some pics and post them.
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my uncle is a mason, he says, that most mason buliders, were (and are weird) and do crazy little mason-traditions in all they bulid. Its almost a respect thing. He said he dates the buliding to be made about the early 1930's
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On takeing things I am 50/50... Most of theses are by and large forgotten... and in most cases, its pretty close to every one said stop! then walked away. Now, I think if someone takes something, and it sparks in intrest in the place, then it has some vaule. Lets be honast, it will not bring back the people, but it might remind us of their story. However, I do beleive everything should be done in a taste full way, like leave a note, and say thank you, or something like that, that would be respectful.
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humm... someone was really dirty, must have been working on the yard!
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yehaa lets have are selfs a party!!!!!!!!!
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yea Stud, made army trucks for world war 2, actualy, GM got the product line today, and are still in use today... as hummers
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ENEMY is this guys tag
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nope there not, i saw them a few times, while exploring...i dnt know exactly where there at though...
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i visit byberry alot, its close to my house, but recently, theres been alota activity and alota police nd shit...as well as people doing construction or something...idk wut it is, theres vans and shit, and i think i saw construction equipment...not sure tho...
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im not really sure what it is i remember there was dried cat poop on my basment wall but it crusted and flaked like the whit epaint in the picture and blood jsut stains and it is a mental hospital and ive seen in a documentry a patient who was in a straightjacket in one of these rooms and he kept hitting his face into a wall and his eyebrow was bleading and he wiped it on the wall and it looked almost the insact same...... kinda chilling reminder if you want to take a look at the movie for your self its called Faces Of Death 2
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Sad too like loosing something you grew up with.
from what ive gathered from different sites, the shades were suposeidly painted on each and every window...
yea, fear is only what you let it become...i personaly love settings like pictured above...no one around to bother you, no sound...its beaautiful
i like how Dave jus crushed the ledgend...evryone is like- they all died, nd, the occult was there! but then Dave comes and he's like- yea this company wasnt renting ne more, so we all moved...and poof its gone jus like that... i love this kinda stuff tho
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Jen is right ive seen these in many medical books the way its used is you put your arm in an L position and ur elbow bends right behind were the leer makes a Y and its use to re-set a dislocated elbow/broken elbow