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Multicolored Hall

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Wow! Now that is a beacon of light! Great shot Motts!
Mystwict@aol.com
Tue 05-17-2005
Stay away from the light!!!!
Ed
Sun 06-26-2005
what lurks at the end of the hall........the porthole in the door just draws you to it
sande
Fri 07-15-2005
i agree with sande! that shit would make me turn && run for my life
d
Sat 09-17-2005
Now just imagine the entire hallway blackened...but the beam remains...it makes you wonder what behind the door...which, if movies have taught me anything, would have to be a kitchen
Live
Fri 11-25-2005
Fantastic shot!
Tam
Fri 02-10-2006
This picture makes the door at the end look so big and hulking, almost intimidating.
reddll
Fri 06-30-2006
They ALL float down here!
Unzeitgeist
Tue 08-22-2006
I think there is a picture on the floor
hippie
Sun 02-04-2007
STAFF: "who hit you?"
PATIENT: "That man."
STAFF (sighs): "Well, where is he at?"
PATIENT: "Two left door - yellow area"
STAFF: "Oh, that's good, we'll take care of that"
Hallucinator
Fri 12-14-2007
At least they were trying to brighten the place up a bit....
Owen
Fri 01-04-2008
The door at the end of the hallway caught my attention.
Jeanette
Thu 01-31-2008
love the light doomkaufe'
kylie
Sun 04-05-2009
id have to call this one RAINBOW SHERBET !
LucieLou
Thu 11-26-2009
is that the cubicles at the end near the end door?
bonnie
Thu 01-14-2010
I think they were more like dormitories, with each "cubicle" holding three or four beds.
Motts
Thu 01-14-2010
wonder wat the heck that light is
funkymonkey
Sun 04-11-2010
makes methink of ice cream.
Glenn Mainz
Fri 06-10-2011

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