Deafangel, In reading more I see that you are deaf. Motts has a very good suggestion in increasing your font size. One of the reasons people get upset at those using all caps is that it is perceived as shouting. My best friend is blind. Her reading software reads all caps as shouting and literally shouts the text at her. Increasing the font size may help you greatly. And take good care of your eyes. They are so very important to you. Come on over to the forum and talk. You will like it over there.
Sandy, I hope you don't mind me asking, but are you deaf? You mention that you may make errors in your word structure. I know that is a common problem for deaf people. The syntax of ASL (American Sign Language) is different from spoken English. Although deaf people know the English language it is difficult to write because of the differences in ASL and spoken English. S.E.E. (Signed Exact English) follows the same syntax as spoken word, however it is not commonly used among the Deaf culture. Just a little FYI for those that wouldn't understand why a deaf person would have trouble with sentence structure.
heres some of the pictures i have taken. they are not on par with the quality of the pics on this site but they show a lot that this site doesnt. http://photobucket.com...ms/y150/CrimsonFury/
i love that place. i live pretty close to it and have been there over 20 times. the place is crawling with cops now tho. however i still Know a way in without anyone seeing! i loved reading the nurse reports. there was one about how a patient tore up another patients face in the shower room. too bad a bunch of drunk dipshits ran through the commons building with shovels and made huge mess of the place.
I would be very surprised if these were Studebaker engines. I see a 'flex fan' on the front of one. They most likely are used engines, either to be rebuilt in one of the still active buildings or merely for storage before rebuilding. Some appear to large inline turbocharged 6 cylinder engines. They all have a similar profile so it's possibly they are of the same basic model. It also looks like many of them still have their transmissions attached.
That's what it was....a jail for people with problems. Especially for kids. I was there twice during the ages of 15-16 because there really weren't other facilities to deal with problem children. There was one kid there who simply stole a car! But they kept him pretty druged up anyway. It's what they did best.
I look at these photos and see the pain,
the torment, and I think to myself, my god, it really was hell on earth.