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Basement Chair

A strange chair in the basement, lit by a giant maglite.
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sweet. Have you considered making this one black and white just to see what would happen? You might like the results, what with all the grain you got from the night vision.
Objekt279
Sun 07-24-2005
i was in there on thrusday. i sat in that chair.
kerri
Mon 05-05-2008
Please do not sit in my chair.
Albert Fentress
Tue 05-06-2008
Wow, that basement looks good compared to what it looks like now.
STrYDeR
Tue 10-28-2008
long live night vision !
Coreena
Thu 10-30-2008
Can you still get in here?
JC
Fri 11-14-2008
some may see the comment posted below by an "albert fentress" for those not living in the united states and those living in the u.s. in a closet for the past 20 years. good ole albert was a school teacher who murdered and ate the testicles of his students. lets hope for everyones sake that this joker isnt really albert!
this ones for al fentress
Mon 07-27-2009
I doubt it, considering he was last transferred to Pilgrim...

"The highly publicized crime repulsed people throughout the Hudson Valley, and its aftershocks were felt on Long Island years later, after Mr. Fentress was transferred to a state hospital in Kings Park in Suffolk County in 1985. He had been confined to a more secure hospital, the Mid-Hudson Psychiatric Center in Orange County and, according to Mr. Darrow, he was transferred after doctors decided that he was not dangerous.

After an unsubstantiated report that he was seen wandering the streets nearby, neighbors formed a human chain around the Kings Park hospital in protest. Mr. Fentress was moved to Pilgrim State when the Kings Park hospital closed in 1996."

Source: http://www.nytimes.com...-mental-patient.html
Motts
Mon 07-27-2009
Whoopsee!!!!! looks like someone forgot Loopholes and cracks, feeling hungry. See everyone soon. Where theres a will theres a way, besides PSPC is a stones throw from my alma mater: KPPC. You can keep believing other people or you can come to the Park and find out for yourselves doubters. I hope my friends Frank Vinci, Frank Rooney and Bill Barrington are still with us, they really squared business in 1986 especially on honor card hours. Once again always hungry, sincerely A.F.
A.F.
Sat 07-24-2010
.................o boy
gypsy
Sun 04-17-2011
Thanks for sahirng. What a pleasure to read!
Armena
Sat 06-18-2011

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