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I own a Can-O-Mat that was made by the same company called Revall. It is a hand opporated can opener that mounted to the wall. It was made some time in the 40s
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I drove up to an abandonded hotel once to look around, as soon as I pulled up to the hotel I saw a cop car hidden in the bushes, patroling the area so instead of getting busted for tresspassing I popped the hood to my car and pretended to have engine troubles. The damn thing is he never bothered to see if i needed any help!
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Oh, Puddleboy! You are too funny! :0)
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Whoa. I never knew how close I lived to this place before. I may check it out some time, although I doubt it. I do like to take pictures, and may take some of my own if I decide to go. Even if the pictures are only of the exterior from a far distance. It'll still be nice.
Yeah. Lookit my late-arse comment. x)
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If I had to wear pants like that Id hang myself too
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I too love the caption for this picture.
It makes you feel for the little wheelchair as if it had a soul of its own. Kind of like the brave little toaster
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PB, Stop, you're killing me!!!!
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I've worked in a funeral home for some time now so its hard for me to be kreeped out by the whole mourge thing.
But I still love your work. Good job!
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Hey doc., really?
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If a person was truly given the choice of actual death and being here, I am guessing that most people would opt for being here.

In my humble opinion, that is. :-)
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This proves my point that there are fates worse than death.
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When I was at UConn back in the day, a couple of my dorm friends were pysch majors. They actually visited the State Hopital a few times for clinical research . They worked with sex offenders that were held there, so this may be the building? or not?
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thats awsome
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Thank you.
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Bit o'paint and she'll be like new!
Arrrrr!