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Thats a whopper of an engine! Somebody restore it !
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What were you doing in an industrial press in an abandoned factory you nutcase??
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Thats a painful illustration of time. Somehow a bit sad too.
Wish I could visit the place.
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my boyfriend's mother grew up in the area.. her sister worked there (in the offices) and she went there to visit.. and she says the place always looked creepy and sad.. she never liked the place even when it was open..
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yeah I've been there recently.. depending on what building you go to, you can't be seen at all.. even at night with flashlights.. it's too far back away from civilization to notice.. I was more worried about driving into the place than I was once we got onto the grounds..
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What's the mystery surrounding the use of this table (altar?)

The trick is to return to this site at night...

http://i42.photobucket...uddleboy100/Lard.jpg

Praise The Lard!!
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It is possible to write a book based upon the comments given. (W/T "Lard Of The Altar") We could even throw in a villian (Fudz) who is trying to destroy the sacred altar made of hardened lard.

Praise the Lard!!!
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This is probably just me, but I think the Humpty Dumpty drawing is really cute! It doesn't look sinister, it looks happy!
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ROFLMBO! Motts, you are my hero! LoL! :0)
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Nothing smells worse than a room with someone that doesn't bathe, wets the bed and passes gas all night. Enough to make you gag.



You have met my husband!!!
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scary door!!!!



OH PLEASE
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mental illness is not to be feared. when you people speak of it I hear the word "violent" a lot also. Mental illness is
a real disease and most are not violent.
You need to stop watching all the weird movies and get with it.
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you people are morbid.
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THIS is what kept ~Me cummin back to this site a& posting before! THIS right here guys!
I so feel the love!

May the Lord himself bless us all
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oh my gosh, that is great, thanks for the laugh Lynne