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I remember when I was little and seeing those things at the dry cleaner, I was ALWAYS thinking how I could sneak back there and how much fun it would be to catch a ride! lol
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Thanks, no actually no one is allowed on the property much less inside the building.
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My favorite!!
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WOW!!!
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Motts very nice job, very nice indeed, one question, DO THEY LET CAM-CORDERS AND OTHER ELETROIC DEVICES IN? (start's shaking like a little fat kid in a candy shop)
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No, I don't believe in ghosts.
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just sitting right here in my school (a voc)
iam getting like mad scared, and jumpy
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The door rotted off it's hinges.

If you aren't joking, you might want to consider beginning to discern the line between reality and the theater; to speculate such a story is kind of a slap in the face to the people who worked and lived here.
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Motts, have you by any chance try'ed using a tape rocorder (sorry about the spelling) to see if you could find any spirits, or even a cam-corder or something like a video recorder? just a thought, i want to try it out in that place.
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Who wants to get locked up in that room first?.... anybody???
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Twug, if you hed indeed fell down those very steep steps, after getting your shot, they could just leave you in one of the many rooms of the the hospital, with it's many huanting spirits to keep you company.
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Brad, do you know if they did surgary like that? or even attempted that that sort of thing, if you don what to answear then jus forget it
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the dream deafangel had, sounds like a very scary one at that, but coming home from a mental hospital? they'd keep you there just to do fracking inhuman surgary and S*** like that,
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What did actually happen? did the patients brake down the door? like in the movie HOUSE ON HUANTED HILL, when the patients decided to go on a killing spree
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I'd go in there, with maybe the whole fracking army and night vision, and thermal, and flares, and about anything else... like an M1A1 Abrams