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guess the bad graffiti has sneaked into here also
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Boarding the third floor seems like theyre going a bit overboard (no pun intended)
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Cool photo,but a shame :(
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I can just imagine a ghost siting there....
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Now THIS belongs in a museum!
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I can't believe the Met is going the way of Dix and Danvers. :-(
Developers + Asylums = Bad news
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Well that would be useful if someone ran off half naked! LOL could you imagine someone finding an escaped male patient out on the town in one of these? ROTF! :D
God I'm so insensitive.
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Have you ever contacted a museum about these photos? I'm sure someone would have you display them, lots of people would be into this if you could get a gallery to put them on display and pay for a small add to be printed in both the New York Times and Newsday. Really! These are better than more than half the junk in the galleries! I think you should try it Motts.
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If only those walls could talk.....
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That is a great photo, it looks like something out of those "A seris of unfortunate events" children's books. Well done Mt Motts! :)
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Woah thats awesome you can see the top outline of the much bigger active building behind it. Just about perfectly symmetrical. Good Job!
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Wow those curtains are in better shape then the ones at my school =P
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I had no idea that is what occult blood means (I learn something new everyday!!! ) :-)
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That is a huge building!! No wonder it is still active.
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You did it again Motts, amazing after shot