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See this is why I read the comments there are STILL pictures I have yet to see this being one of them.
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Keep thinking about that team Ed and Motts, I think itsa perfect idea.
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I like this picture, it has such a feeling of just one lonely lamp, in a big room of dispair and defeat.
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AFLAC!
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Hey...um...not to be greedy or anything, but could I have a few buttons; E-Mail is madmac570@yahoo.com
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WHOA HO! Check it! Like looking through the eyes of the beast!
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it looks like a koala holding on to a tree! ( no I am not currently on any crazy pills and yes I do see a therapist regularly)
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Ed, FUCKING SICK TAG! Motts, great shot! You too are a good pair, Ed as a guide, Motts as the photographer, i can see it now, hundreds of photos taken by Radical Ed and Mettalic Motts!
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Radical Ed, that is an interesting thought all though twisted, interesting in the least :-)
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The coolest thing left in this room is the drain in the center of the floor.
Over the last sixty or so years of it's existence, how many GALLONS of blood has washed down through this little portal?
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Hey Motts, how did you use a screw driver to fix your camera?! Whenever I have a screwdriver, and all I know what to do is bang things with it until i consider um fixed.
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Looks like walking up to fort knox!
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Perhaps they were racist?
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Anatomy theatre, great...nothing funnier than laughing at the parts of the human body.
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The examination light is made of artificial materials which deteriorate over long periods of time or they don't at all while the room was made out of organic materials such as wood and bricks.