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Very Dark and strong. It has a very eeerie feel to it. Horror at its best! :)
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wow motts this one is really pretty
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wow this building really is BIG!!!
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motts you do take precations about things like this right??
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can you even call that a mattres its so small
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lier lead paint tastes like surgar and sweet stuff trust me i shoud know

anyways for the tooth brush they might as well have used a saw to brush there pearly whites
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how do you think the chair got up there
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no the great LONLEY CHAIR ESCAPE!!!!
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ummmm that looks........comfertable???
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not lonley at all
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now go to lala land and think about what you've done
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i can see me dying too
(mabey were psycic)
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what ever you do dont walk towards the light..........
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He has truly captured the evasive "LIght at the end of the tunnel".
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I agree, the thing on the floor must be an something left behind although I don't think window shade would be it. Window shades have too many uses for the psychotic patient to use against themselves or others. They wouldn't allow something like that in a patients room. I have an Aunt that is both mentally and physically challenged and she has lived most of her life in a Nursing home until recently. My grandparents are at a loss with what to do with her-shes not insane just challenged and there arent alot of choices in my rural area for people like that. I am also an ex-nurse so I know a bit about psychiatric patients and the cautions involved in protecting them from themselves.