4,537 Comments for Pennhurst State School

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Lynne-where do you work?!?!
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So lonely. It's like looking out to find nothing. It's like when I'm in a play and my family or friends don't come to one of the nights-i feel like there's no one in the crowd. I bet kids here felt the same, except they didn't get to hop in their car and drive home to coffee and family after the show ends.
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::slits wrists::
haha, you might belong in one of those asylums ~me
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Be careful, BlackSheep Marcia, Lynne might try to analyze YOU.
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No, I missed quite a few buildings there!
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Just stuff me in one of those little chairs so I can't move, will ya?
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*~Sighs~* We're going to have to have a fund to replaster the wall right by Lynne's workstation.
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rusty,

I take it you used to work there or live there?
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Hey Motts, did you find any of the rooms with viewing windows?
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AAAAAARRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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After the Pennhurst lawsuit, they kind of closed it down in a hurry, some of the photographs that I have seen have chalkboards with writing on them.
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You lucky people, I cant go to Pennhurst because I live halfway across the country.
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Pennhurst was always dirty. Because the childern were not taken care of, it was not uncommon for a patient to walk around covered in their own filth.
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yes hrm, they had a barber shop, they also had a mourge pretty close to it to.
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Dosnt the military own Pennhurst? Until they sell the land of course.