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Looks like the gap in the seat is a mouth saying "Uh I think I made a wrong turn somewhere...I am way too young to be in this place!!"
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Ok maybe I just never noticed, but I don't recall ever seeing a rug in these places. Motts, any idea what this room was...office (which would explain the rug)?
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I have CMD

http://www.hmc.psu.edu...usculardystrophy.htm

This is a site that has a blurb about it.
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Don't go out into the light!
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Well not that long lol, but it was fun to try anyway.
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Hellingly (perhaps hellishly lol) put! Glad we don't have a pun tax here. :p
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i thought that it was nice seeing the old rocky point park and it brought back some good memmories from when i use to work there and when i also use to attend the park as a kid and an adult
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See? Now, to me, this looks like a crazy-cool corner in a kitchen. With funkadellic carpet to boot.

Breath taking colours, Motts!
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I think I should come here to jam out, I will bring some loud amps..
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Byberry fascinates me. I don't know why... I was in there 1 time. SpookY place. There's definately an asbestos issue within the entire complex... I agree with Figusmakem though, "A mother that cares" you need to hit that "X" at the top of your window. You only have to look at what you want to. Noone's puting a gun to your head to visit opaicty.us...

As for the Photo above, where are those balconys ? Are they visible from the BlvD ?
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where is phillip erin moore
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I find more and more, the archetecture of this building makes it feel...less institutional and sterile, you know? Instead of looking and feeling like a hospital, it looks and feels like a church, or places that are comfortable. Especially this shot. It makes me think of a hallway in a household, you know?
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Stephen King. That's what this shot reminds me of. Even the title. Very King-esque.
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This seems kind of playful, and again, brings back memories of a school where I competed in a music festival. For some reason, this room makes me think of the warm up room I had. Bot wow...it's amazing what some large, open spaces and good lighting will do, eh?
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What a neat/unusual angle, and well worth it, too! There's something about this photo that strikes me...then again, this whole gallery has done the same.

It reminds me of the Titanic or something, you know?