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Okay, I know nothing about the way in which these things work, but is there any possibility it could have served some other purpose here, such as a type of muscular stimulation?

This is probably a load of rubbish - Just trying to suggest another alternative to the ridiculous hideous torture theory.
Regards,
Sefty.
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hahaha, schoolboy error feds, starting fights over the internet..you must be reeeeally hard im sure. would you and your 'crew' be there to 'stab him up'? you're pathetic.
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What a majestic old structure...too bad it is slated for destruction. I've enjoyed touring your gallery...so much to see.
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Feds, no one likes a dick who is trying to be cool...and im afraid...you are a dick, vandalism isnt cool....do everybody a favour and go choke on ur lil friends.
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hey radical ed..would you be willing to lead myself and a friend through interesting parts of the complex?
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Nice contras- white on green. Beautiful
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Yikes, that would be pretty loud I would imagine...that whole place would be pretty loud.
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Holy smokes, thats beautiful. The colours! The texture, the bubblie'ness of the plastic sheets, so much going on there. I love that place
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does anyone know how much of the building has already been torn down?
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Looks like someone was havin a bad day...couldnt find that post-it note
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probably some massive snake, or large man eating ants....im guessing its ants..odd
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Ya, thats one excellent picture. Love the colours and the simplicity of it
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this picture is gorgeous!
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Try calling 631 761-2361 and ask about the museum. They might be able to help you get pictures.
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???#2 - you can request a copy of the death certificate from Quality Management 631 761-2912. They will tell you what you need to do to get a copy of the certificate.