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I want one of them for my car, its needs a new in-line six!
Posting under multiple identities can get you barred from this site - a friendly reminder. :-)
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You must be left-handed. My right shoe works better for me.
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I take that as a compliment.
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The mother of my girlfriend used to work in the hospital and says that the auditorium was rarely used. It may be possible that the auditorium was not used for recreation, but rather for medical demonstrations
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i worship my left shoe.

it brings me all the riches in the world.
Man you people are weird BUT THIS SITE ROCKS! ^_^
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~snicker~ Must... hold... back!
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Doc RB, are you looking for the necronomicon ex mortis from Evil Dead, the necronomicon that HP Lovecraft invented, or the necronomicon written by the Abdul Alhazred? :)
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*gawp* the colours! its amazing!
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that is a very neat looking room in 1948 still is now but then it must have been something else.
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A lot of pictures on this site look like Silent Hill, that's why I love most of them.
Hmm... Maybe Studebaker was working on new fuels... maybe those engines run on Peanut Butter Oil... Hmm... OPEC go to Hell! L-O-L!
God... I miss that place, BEST CLAM CAKES in the world... What a shame, the last owners of Rocky Point should be locked away in one of these abandoned asylums on this site...
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I will offer this web site to you it is historry site that deals with mantal and devevamental problems. there is a dr. who did not believe in helping newborns that could be helped with surgeies he would let them die instead. it's called the disability history museum and it talks about the dr. and his beliefs so thank God for a place like this helped meny people . families didn't didn't know what to do so you send them away.