457 Comments for Roseville State School
katie s. wrote:
It makes you want to go there and see it your self, I love it!!
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rtotten wrote:
that was gross, I should not have looked but my curiosity got me, ewwwww
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Danny Being Manny wrote:
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Danny Being Manny wrote:
The light bulb in question can be found here. It is in California.
http://www.centennialbulb.org/facts.htm
http://www.centennialbulb.org/facts.htm
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reader24 wrote:
wow its so sad to think people actually slept like that
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Saoirse wrote:
Amazing shot, it must be so wonderful to be able to go into these places and take photos. You're doing exactly what I want to do when I leave college, but what are the chances of that, eh? I can only dream :)
Keep up with these pictures, they are so inspirational.
x
Keep up with these pictures, they are so inspirational.
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Mike E wrote:
I'm used to seeing these images..............................
...from the Soviet Union.....
...from the Soviet Union.....
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Joe wrote:
Beautiful staircase and crumbling walls....interesting
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Occult Fan #X wrote:
Not to mention, above all this clamour or slandor and rant, the pentagram/pentacle is inverted.
I read somewhere that the pentagram was never really associated with evil, only slightly in misconception during the Inquisition years, or the Witch Hunt years. Later, in the 19th century, it was related to evil when a Mr. Eliphas Levi illustrated the upright pentagram of microcosmic man beside an inverted pentagram with the goats head of Baphomet.
The pentagram has a long history of usage in many cultures and beliefs: Ancient Mesopotamia, Hebrews, Greeks, Gnostics, Druids, Egypt, Pagan Cults, Medieval Christians and even Christian Emperor Constantine I.
Today, it is well known by neo-pagans and wiccans as a powerful symbol that aids them in thier ways.
The majority of society often regards any form of the pentagram/pentacle as a symbol of evil and desicration.
Heavy Metal bands (death metal) such as Slayer and others have often used the pentagram as a decal for their cover albums.
And of course horror movies and the sort have also attributed the pentagram with evil, due to heightened interest in the genre of popular FICTION movies.
I once saw a Japanese movie use a pentagram, it was based in the emperial eras. It was heavily based on occult nature. The movie was "Onmyoji".
Aside from all that mumbo jumbo, I like the picture very much.
It does resemble a chapel, but now in its ruined state, it looks very intrigueing. The sort of thing that fictional writers could get an inspiration from just looking at it once.
I read somewhere that the pentagram was never really associated with evil, only slightly in misconception during the Inquisition years, or the Witch Hunt years. Later, in the 19th century, it was related to evil when a Mr. Eliphas Levi illustrated the upright pentagram of microcosmic man beside an inverted pentagram with the goats head of Baphomet.
The pentagram has a long history of usage in many cultures and beliefs: Ancient Mesopotamia, Hebrews, Greeks, Gnostics, Druids, Egypt, Pagan Cults, Medieval Christians and even Christian Emperor Constantine I.
Today, it is well known by neo-pagans and wiccans as a powerful symbol that aids them in thier ways.
The majority of society often regards any form of the pentagram/pentacle as a symbol of evil and desicration.
Heavy Metal bands (death metal) such as Slayer and others have often used the pentagram as a decal for their cover albums.
And of course horror movies and the sort have also attributed the pentagram with evil, due to heightened interest in the genre of popular FICTION movies.
I once saw a Japanese movie use a pentagram, it was based in the emperial eras. It was heavily based on occult nature. The movie was "Onmyoji".
Aside from all that mumbo jumbo, I like the picture very much.
It does resemble a chapel, but now in its ruined state, it looks very intrigueing. The sort of thing that fictional writers could get an inspiration from just looking at it once.
- Location: Roseville State School
- Gallery: Open Sores