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Fallen

Everything falls from the ceiling and sinks into the mushy slop on the floor.
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it looks like a cross figure on the floor.
maria
Tue 09-06-2005
I dont see anything!!!?
philly215
Sun 10-30-2005
I dont see anything either u guys make this all up
Theresa
Fri 12-02-2005
I see it as well. It is in the bottom third of the photo.
StareGirl
Sun 12-25-2005
agreed, bottom third of the photo.
matt
Thu 01-19-2006
you guys have great imaginations....
espi
Wed 02-01-2006
I'm pretty good with imaging and have even had my skills used by paranormal research group...I don't see anything either...
session09
Thu 02-23-2006
nut uuh does that mean that we could fall in
vick
Thu 05-04-2006
o cumon liynn- git with itt an spek englis. its to hardd tu mak owt wut youse try to say heer. yo trippin?
isabeats
Tue 05-30-2006
My brain!! It hurts!
CAS
Wed 05-31-2006
Look on the ground I see what looks like a shark or some kind of fish. See the head and eye
Tom Tom
Wed 05-31-2006
what the hell is that>?
melissa
Wed 06-14-2006
i see that mother fucking cross its looks lik someone broke it in half!!
~dont ask~
Tue 10-24-2006
coolness.
Apple.
Tue 10-02-2007
THE CROSS YOU GUYS ARE SEEING IS THE METAL SUPPORT FOR THE DROP CEILING AND THE WHITE MATERIAL IS ACTUALLY THE CEILING TILES
IAN
Fri 10-05-2007
Who else thinks that mark in the top right hand corner looks like it's saying 'die'?
It's-too-quietWHATWASTHAT
Sun 05-20-2012

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