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Great shot if you look close to the second window on the left at the bottom of the room you can see a big man in a black coat scary is it a ghost.
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huge waste. i hate waste of paper - think about the trees.
and also think about how much money would id be worth sold for recycling
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Actually, the hotel they were at in the shining was a hotel in maine, not oregon.
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on your last pic you said you heard voices. did you have any haunting experiences, love your work.
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"Oh, you just *know* there's something evil and alien behind that door! :)"


Since it says "EXIT DOOR" I am guesing outside is behind that door.
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what a waste..
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This is definetly my favorite shot in this particular gallery. You always capture these long hallway shots so perfectly, Motts.
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Here is another picture of the wall behind him.
Yeah I had nothing better to do tonight. lol.

http://img.photobucket...erson/session9_4.jpg
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The x-ray room is very eweeeeeeeeeeee to look at.What kind of x-ray room is that?Is it really an x-ray room or a horror room?
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http://img.photobucket...erson/session9_3.jpg

There is your Art Therapy wall from 'Session 9' With Gordon standing before it.
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Motts, ok ,I see what you are going for then! I would have prefered a German blond girl, but its yer art man, so what ever ya know? cheers!

Are you aware that many German Americans built these beautiful structures? its amazing the talent we have!

Do you like CARNIVORE? the ultimate NEW YORK speed/doom metal trio from the 80's! that is how I will test if you are metal or not! CRO-MAS as well!

''WERE GOING TO A RACE WAR..''-CARNIVORE

...And listen to BEHERIT and BETHLEHEM(Germnay)!!!
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i love this shixt
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I did not mean busting it up like hell and taking out chunks illeagally, by the way. I meant to salvage it by full permssion of the owner. :)
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Not only is it relatively easy to salvage a gorgeous piece of woodwork like this staircase, but it is also saving a piece of history. I have seen entire staircases like this for sale at a local contruction salvage depot. I hope preservationists make an attempt to save this and the fireplace in this abandonment before they get destroyed.
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Hello, welcome to bizarroworld, where the hell have ya been.