Found Fully Stocked Fallout Shelter while Exploring a Massive Asylum Complex
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- Опубліковано 29 кві 2021
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@VoltaicMimic431 SAMEE
I love this so much hope your safe
Where is this place?
Wait no way this is part 3 of a series years ago wowee
@@vonschweringen8321 I don't think they want to tell people that not to be rude they like to keep things secret.
No staged stunts, no fake hauntings, just two guys exploring
That's why this exploration channel is the best
Just @Josh
Exactly. I can watch with my children and we can dig deeper and study locations and time periods. They do well by their viewers, themselves, and history.
yes but the two guys exploration make sure to stay atleast 5 feet apart
Yes. And no forced personalities.
I’m glad you guys blurred out the Instagram tags on the walls, thank you
@Bryce Crew Because no one should get views and followers because they went and defaced someone else's property.
Editing to add that it's also shown right at the same time as the vials of broken blood. People who think they can scrawl their name on walls are normally the first ones to look at when you find damage, like broken vials of blood. It wasn't like those were fake vials, not with blood that color.
What a respectful string of comments
@Bryce Crew Not a problem! I honestly don't mind all tagging - graffiti is sometimes really cool (when in shells of factories, or not historical areas, or done with permission of the owner) and I get writing your name on say a summer camp bed as some tradition.
But doing it so out in the open to Twitter, Tumblr or Instagram in a room you know gets the most pictures is just rude, especially considering the history of the place.
@@RMBMS :) I still find UA-cam can be pretty respectful but it's 100% dependent on the fanbase and the creators themselves. The Proper People are super respectful of where they are, and their fans tend to be a bit older for YT so we aren't arguing over the most stupid things.
But unfortunately when you go to the side of YT made for shock value and preteens, you kind of need to ignore the comment section.
(Also I should stop writing mini novels. Sorry guys!!)
@@Harley-and-Her-Ruff-Riders In a place where people got their heads drilled open for dubious tests and shocked till their minds broke far worse than they were already broken, going there to take some stupid selfies and paint some "lol I was here" to get views is pretty ridiculous, nice it got blurred, definitely not worth giving them the audience they seek.
"I pity the fool who didn't bring his respirator" - that's some genius stuff right there
the only kinda graffiti i wanna see
The asbestos isnt harmful unless youre removing it. Theyre 100% safe without the respirator. I used to have to sit through safety training about this sort of stuff working a construction job
@@blue03r6 i see your point, but better be safe than sorry
@@twistwit after seeing all the poop on the floor they probably should have them on. But normally asbestos and lead stuff is fine as long as you're not disturbing it by disturbing it I mean removing it
@@blue03r6 but if it's disintegrating there's probably asbestos contamination all over the floor that they're walking on, kicking up clouds of asbestos.
Seeing the shelter stuff, makes it feel like it was an alternate reality where they prepared for war, but it never happened...
Then you realize, that IS our reality. We really did prepare for the end of the world, for a war to destroy all life. We had plans to try & keep people alive, and in some way, rebuild. Luckily- it has all been left to decay, because we didn't need it.
May we never need resources for such an event.
If you want to see more bunker exploration videos, check out Shiey.
With China asserting themselves as a hostile, ever growing global power, we might just be needing that stuff again soon.
I've seen some of these shelters as a child. In addition to cots and medical supplies, they had sanitation and radiation kits. Also, 55 gallon drums of purified water, tins of crackers and hard candy. The drums had plastic liners and would double as latrines once they were empty. I think most of these shelters were cleaned out in the 1970s and 80s. This one looks like it's been completely picked over, there's nothing left but the cots. If you still see the the "Civilian Defense" placard these days, there's a good chance the shelter is still there.
Plans working perfectly.
@@KneelB4Bacon ... the room itself will still be there but in most public buildings the space has been taken over for other storage uses. Anything of value that wasn't bolted down is long gone. OTOH, you might find remnants of manually operated ventilation gear or generators that are too big / heavy to easily remove via the stairs.
I know I've said this before but guys..your intro is perfect. Never change it. I hear that tune in my dreams, literally. I freaking love it man.
I know!!! Freaking facts! One of the few intros I don’t get board and skip!!!
Agreed!
Been watching for almost 2 years now and yeah the intro has actually grown on me quite a bit
Such good videos, always interesting places. I particularly enjoy the old power stations. Keep up the great work guys
I love the abandoned power plant videos too!
@The Engineering Mindset Yours is also a great channel.
I do agree but however my favorite is by far the theme or water parks!!
The fallout shelter sign was designed December 1961 by Robert Blakeley, a graphic designer for the US Army.
Also a satanic symbol similar to the Swasitka always the two colours one hidden in plain sight to the obvious eye.
@@cha2117 uh huh...
Ya looney it's known as the Nuclear Trefoil, has nothing to do with religion and everything to do with environmental hazards
Wikipedia's a liar! Everyone knows it was our savior, Donald J. Trump! Amen
Orange Lives Matter! Amen
You're right about the wiki, look up religion of peace, somehow it involves Christianity and Hinduism
It's amazing how much stuff just gets left in these buildings
@Ryan Mcl
Well it's a government funded facility, they don't care about wasting your tax dollars, they just tax you more and more.
@@watershed44 ... well, it does cost more to remove than it's worth in salvage. If they wait long enough another dept's budget will get funds to clean it up as haz mat.
@Leonard Persin No people should STOP paying taxes. It's clear the gubermint doesn't honor it's oath...
@Leonard Persin Indeed, the law doesn't even require you to pay it, people just BELIEVE that is what the law says they do not READ or understand it, and fear. Best thing to do is stop paying and keep quiet.
@@watershed44 It's exactly the same in facilities abandoned by companies, though.
Lmao I love/hate that "someone brought an ikea bed here to stage a shot" is a believable occurrence nowadays 😂😂
Former "asylum" employee here. Those cabinets in the hallway (one still had a mirror inside) are typical patient lockers for their personal effects, etc. They would normally be in the patients sleeping area.
Also the cots you found are standard military issue. We (army) used to set them up in emergency shelters for evacuees (flood, fire, etc).
Boy all those cots sure are wild. It never ceases to amaze me the amount of stuff which gets left behind to rot.
@Jack Ginsberg
Since it is a government funded facility it's really no surprise there is always more tax payer money to waste.
My thoughts exactly!!
Was thinking the same thing. They were in boxes never used.
@@watershed44 Good grief you're everywhere.
@@TimberwolfCY Hmmm Langley, or Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling?
I run a historical archive blog of the US Civil Defense program. It's amazing how you can find shelters from the National Fallout Shelter Survey and Marking Program (NFSSMP) in such a diverse amount of places. My middle school was a shelter. My mom's old apartment building was one, as well. There are caves out west (Arizona, I believe) that also were shelters.
There's a lot of misunderstanding about the NFSSMP, but its still definitely a unique part of American history that we can see if we just look hard enough.
There are no peers when it comes to top-notch urbex documentation: The Proper People are consistent in their great choice of subjects, respect and professionalism during visits, lack of hokey click-bait rubbish, and superb cinematography. Thank you for doing what you do and keep up the excellent work!
I agree, respectful and informative!
The ceiling fan was indeed creepy but what caught my attention the most was the basement -- it truly fits the whole setting for a horror movie, being dark, dead animals and even bats nesting in there. Such a good exploration.
For some reason it seems fitting that a Pepsi vending machine would be in an institution! "All I wanted was a Pepsi. Just one Pepsi..."!!!
...& she wouldn't give it to me!
gimme a bepis plz daddy
Underrated comment!
“What do you mean MY best interest?”
I’m crazy , I went to your schools, your churches, your institionalized learning facilities. So how can you say I’m crazy 😝
I highly suggest getting some work gloves to protect your hands from potential sharp objects (broken metal, glass, etc) and to allow you to touch things without worrying about what you might be getting on your skin.
Exactly my thoughts
Preferably a full HAZMAT suit with oxygen tanks
Hard hats will be useful when going in between pipes!!
@@Cyba_IT or you can just get a MOPP suit and a gas mask with filters lol
@@somed00d52 I've done some urbexing and whenever I did, I would go with a "helmet" that was airtight around my neck with O2 tanks. I usually had 2 tanks on me and a gas mask in case my tanks ran out. I also took with me a forensic suit, like the ones you get at crime scenes, 2 pairs of disposable gloves and thick boots that were duct-tape sealed, a pair of goggles and a hard hat.
I always had a timer running so that I knew when it was time to get the fuck out before security came as well.
The "helmet" at 23:25 is actually the inner helmet liner for a U.S. M1 helmet. It fits inside the outer steel pot. It appears to be early 1940s manufacture.
There's something weird about seeing the game Operation right next to a dental/medical chair.
Those wall lockers you found in the dead-end hallway were just like the one I had in Basic Training at Fort Jackson in 1987.
Same for the Air Force at Lackland AFB. Usually made at federal prisons. 1985 for me, went in when. I was 20.
Pretty sure that's where my brother did his basic training..in '86 or '87 I can't remember, but I remember he joined rt after his HS grad & I believe I was 5 yrs old..so yeah that would have been '87..
That's crazy, Jeff Guffey he was stationed in Germany shortly after, then I believe, back to Ft Bragg, then he was off to the gulf war, then when he returned he was promoted to sargent..1st class?..(is that a thing)? Anyway he did reserve then retired..He was my hero, so I'd like to thank you for your service sir!
At the 20:00 those are baby raccoons chirping for there mother out of fear because they think they're in danger.
Interesting
Yes! I was laughing when they thought they were rats, weirdist rats ever!
@@bsoto7835 Rats usually make that kind of noise in movies or TV, so I think it's common for people to assume they do it in real life too. They totally don't, though!
Racoons that deep down?
@@RNCHFND They did spot one or more in the video, deeper in the tunnels, so yes.
Showing my age here but I remember having to do safety drills in grade school 2x a month, shelter in place, hide under desks and cover your head and stay away from windows and doors. I will always remember the teachers warning us not to look into the direction of the bright light.
Must've been pretty stressful thinking Armageddon could occur at any second
That's, to me, an amazing memory of that you have, I can't imagine how scary it must have been thinking your world could end at any moments notice.
I'm glad that so far, I've not had to go through anything like that.
Hi from the U.K. I remember buying bubble gum (probably American) and there being cartoons on the inside wrapper of what to do in the event of an attack ! I would have been 6 or 7 at the time and wondered what it was all about.👍🏻🇬🇧
i remember this too.
There needs to be a trap, neuter, release program done for the cats.
@@terrytwo The point of neuter and release is, the released neutered cats are competing for resources with the whole cats. Otherwise, you just have more kittens and the population returns to what it was.
do the cat bother you? They have decided to live there because they are protected by the elements and they have food. They eat all those rats and cockroaches.
@@gorkacg8462 and spread diseases to house cats (and other animals), which humans can then catch. Cockroaches are much less harmful because they carry far fewer diseases than rats or feral cats, and are less likely to leave their established home.
Yes! And maybe someone should keep an eye on the cat colonies. There may be some orphaned kittens there who will benefit from a rehabilitation ro adoption program
I always love listening to your footsteps through the buildings. It is always so crunchy. Makes it feel like I am there and heightens my awareness in real life when I am walking through something. Good job fellas.
11:21 that shot was just incredible. Rare chair just chilling, with spooky fan stopping g in a symmetrical way. Chillest chair ever?
That fan turning was strange, they don’t usually turn by breezes or wind passing by.
Nope it was the wind. It actually started spinning again right after it stopped but I thought it was creepy to cut it right after it stopped as if we had some supernatural timing.
It's rare to see the fallout cots, let alone that many. Usually the fallout shelters just have the carbohydrate suppliments, survival crackers, survival biscuits, water / sanitation containers.
Hint when wearing them respirators (msa?), at the chin area, you get condensation puddling from breathing. When you tip your head down, swish of wet. Roll up a small piece of paper towel or rag and stuff in the chin spot. Helps if your in them long. Thanks for the video
You guys should re-visit the nuclear plant you went to a few years back, the one with the power still on, and you went at night. (I know the plant's name, but I'm keeping the location a secret b/c I understand you wanted location to be undisclosed) : )
That place now finally has the level of security you would expect an abandoned nuclear power plant to have. Good luck to anyone who tries to go.
Oop I mean it's about time though :3
im pretty sure you can be shot on sight if you are seen on nuclear plant grounds as well....
A quick google search and a list of abandon/unfinished nuclear power plants and their location pops up
sounds like a dare. @@TheProperPeople
Glad to see their taking their health more seriously by using respirators.
Me to, just with the bright light, you can see how much dust is floating around.
Now they just need eye protection, that shit can damage the eyes too!
i'd rather hear their breathing through masks than know they are continuously exposing their lungs to asbestos how many times a year to make an income... not worth it, content is great with protection anyways
There cloths and hair would be so contaminated basically pointless wearing a mask plus he’s got a beard and wouldn’t get a air tight seal
now all they need are some gloves
that cat running around in there, she has probably been there since before they were there last time, and the other cats running around are probably her children. :)
Love the long videos. Well every video but long ones especially. Keep em coming boys!
I've seen documentaries and heard stories of the fear of nuclear attack in the 60's during the cold war. It's really great to see raw footage of bomb shelter relics.
Damn, if asbestos affects cats the same way it does humans, than I feel really bad for all those cats living there :(
If it takes years for asbestos to cause damage to lungs, maybe the cats' natural lifespan won't let them be affected. I hope so at least
@@leinanightray4294 this is the same logic as the wild life in Chernobyl's forest they live too short to have any major issues.
i can remember that being a problem in many of the larger houses, usually for high rank members, on military bases where i lived and what a chore it was to clean up for the families who lived there.
Asbestos has to be disturbed to be a threat. So if it's left undisturbed it's not an issue. Although if a cat clawed it that obviously would be different.
This channel has the most amazing content. Professionally edited, quality, composition, and groovy locations.
Seeing this place never gets old. It's a labyrinth of structures with mixed styles and functions. Fascinating.
Love the asylums, and especially the fallout shelters. The medical / surgical supply box had what looked like date on it of "3-54" on the top left hand side. Awesome.
"Ether and Mask" would be anesthetic. I was anesthetized with Ether when I had my tonsils removed at age 4 in the 60's. The mask (yes, I remember it) was put over my face and ether was poured or sprayed onto it. I didn't go under until I was told to breath out. (I guess I was told that because I wouldn't have comprehended "exhale"). Then I was out and the classic doctor and nurse chatter became a weird dream. "So Gladys, how was your weekend?" "Oh it was fine Doctor. My husband and I took the kids to...........". ZZzzzz. Then came the Ice Cream!!! ;-)
Must've been quite the experience if you still remember it
Whenever I watch you guys, it reminds me of the works of Marty Stouffer and his brothers. While they filmed wildlife and were not personally filmed as part of the production, the quality and vision is there. It is not as easy as many may think, to create an awesome photo/video graphic work of art. I know you two are not brothers but you might as well be. True masters of your craft. Thanks Guys!! (An Old Man).
I'm glad we bigfoots dont have to worry much about fallout way out here in the woods
Sure taunt us small feet. The shame of a size 11.
You guys should go visit one of the ghost towns in Washington state. I know alot of people have visited them and they are highly documented, but it would be a great experience either way. For both you guys and us, the viewers.
Did you have any in mind?
@@Cthippo1 a specific ghost town in the woods after a hike. Have to find the name of it
Theory about the poop step: feral cats middening. They poop in an open space as kind of a way to mark a space as their hunting grounds. Makes sense that there would be a lot since one marks it, then the next is like nope this is my space. Cats can be territorial creatures. Don't judge my cat knowledge, I work at an animal shelter.
everytime I walk across a brown turd from a person that had left it on the sidewalk makes me think of cats
Cats usually don’t mark their territory with feces. Instead they use urine, and unneutered male cats will spray. Wild or feral cats tend to bury their feces to make it harder for predators to track them. That is why domesticated cats bury their feces in a litter box. My guess is that all the poop on those stairs is from raccoons in that building.
you got a big ass forehead
@@pigon1649 Come on, man.
Meow
"I pity the fool...who didn't bring his respirator" lmfao
"This wall's really green. I like it." 👌🏽👍🏽😆
I really wonder what it looked like prior to being trashed so bad. I’ve seen fallout shelters before but would be interested to see how a asylum/psych facility would secure patients especially if they had aggressive patients.
Given the era probably heavy sedatives and restraints. Patients were not really treated as human.
Ive been really sick with a terrible flu (not covid dw) but i spent the last 3ish days just binge watching your videos because when you explore, you take your time and your calm. Unlike other Urban explorers who are a little too rambunctious for my liking. Love every video!!!! Thanks guys!! 🥰
Wow. Another fantastic episode. You really became masters at this over the years. Thank you so much for sharing!
I'm so glad you blurred out the Instagram tags that were scrawled on the walls. I hate it when people do stuff like that. ETA: Warning to anyone who is sensitive about such things: there's a dead cat at 17:51.
Thank you for the heads up on the cat. That's the one thing that bothers me about urbex vids. Some blur the dead animals out, others don't and give no warning. 👎😢
@@nosajdabeno You’re welcome. I don’t like seeing it either 🙁 Yes I’ve noticed other channels will sometimes mention it in the title or description which I always appreciate.
lots of asbestos on those heating pipes
Thanks for the heads up. It doesn’t bother me about other animals, but I’m loyal to cats… my heart can’t take it.
I love how the cats are all just "I LOOK AT HIM... AND HE LOOKS AT ME! AND I LOOK AT HIM, AND HE LOOKS AT ME!"
Time Stamp 3:32:
Dungeon Master: So while travelling down the dungeon corridor you see a black, viscous, thick fluid slowly dripping from the ceiling.
Player: Huh...kinda like a...sorta...pudding?
Dungeon Master: Uh...roll initiative.
Haha, that last staircase blocked off by furniture and debris, reminds me of like every video game where a staircase is blocked off for no reason other than to indicate to the player "dead end, we didn't want to build more of the building after this point for you to explore!" LOL So yeah no point trying to find another staircase up there, there would be nothing up there but empty space. The developers didn't put anything up there in the level!
My exact thoughts
12:32 did anyone notice the operation game board just sitting by the chair? And at 15:02, it sounded like a cat meowing.
14:53 Sounds like someone's having a good time down there
Lol I heard that too!
My guess is that the dead cat had a run in with that raccoon and did not win.
I can totally see another silent hill movie being made here! Narration is spot on..great job guys!
I cannot say i have purchased any of the products you have advertised yet. But i gladly watch through that part of the videos without skipping because you guy are awesome and these videos are great.
this particular location and series is some of your best work (and you guys have a LOT of work). having watched every episode you’ve ever published, i can safely say you’re also my favorite channel on UA-cam. look forward to Part 4.
Love places like this, I never been in one but I love watching the videos of explorations.. I loved the one place in Germany you went where it was all falling in, it was just amazing to watch. Thanks again for another video and keep em coming! I love them!
Its comforting to know that the people best positioned to survive a nuclear war were those committed to an assylum.
It's wild how literally every corner of this place just screams Silent Hill.
That orange piping running throughout is called innerduct. It's used to run and protect fiber optic cables.
That noise in the fallout shelter sounded like raccoons. Since you had seen other raccoons, there could have been a whole family of them there.
On the edge of your seat? Tune in next week for more of "The Proper People "
I'm happy to see you guys with proper PPE (I'm assuming yall wear steel toes too), but you DO know that asbestos won't just jump off pipes, ceiling or whatever. You're only in danger if you kick up a bunch of the dust or try tearing it down.
Great vid as ALWAYS guys!!
There's something so satisfying and comforting just chillin watching one of your videos. Feels like I've learned something while relaxing, and being entertained all at the same time.
Love you guys!
You guys take so many risks to bring us these awesome videos. Glad to see you with those respirators on! Thanks for your artistry guys 🖤
This 3:44 is a beautiful album cover for a metal band. 🤘😉
Ha, so funny. I was just thinking, that would fit some nineties Tool album perfectly.
Ive been looking forward to your newest upload for awhile. Perfect timing as I have been sick the past week so this is a nice spirit lifter (sucks being away from work). Always love watching you guys, so thank you for another exploration.
FRIDAY! I CAN STAY UP TILL 2:00 WATCHING PROPER PEOPLE. they realy are propper
These people are hacks and always have been.
I've always liked Urbexp, since it was only photos about 15-20 years ago, this channel is the best so far.
You really are the Proper People!
May I also suggest Broken Window Theory. Their videos and cinematography are on point as well. The group is also German and their videos again are insanely good!
So when are you guys getting your own Netflix series?? It's gotta be soon right? Yall are so awesome you deserve one by now.
Except they break and enter/against the law.
They are too good for Netflix.
@@GeminieCricket they didn’t break anything to enter.
@@GeminieCricket depends if theres a sign or not
@@GeminieCricket true, but I'm sure Netflix money could get them into anywhere they like :)
Looking forward to part 2! As always, excellent exploration and very interesting to see stuff that hasn’t been touched for decades, keep up the adventures.
Do love your content!. I love history and being able to see buildings/facilities that have been left abandoned and seeing it now is just so fascinating
Are you guys ever afraid when exploring abandoned places? I’d be nervously looking behind me every 2 seconds and jumping at every little sound lmao
Me also. I would be pooping my pants
I can't speak for these guys but I can tell you I recently explored an abandoned mall and was looking over my shoulder the whole time and left in a sweat so bad I thought I was at the gym.
@@GhostGuyExplorations412 lmao
I'm often like that when I go urbexing (I don't video though). If there is any other sound other than my breaths (or respirator when my enclosed air "helmet" isn't being used), I will turn and look around frantically. I often leave early because of that.
@@DrYeet2704 pffffft fair
I remember this place, smart that you found the shelter hidden here on your return.
@theproperpeople you guys always bring up the importance of these structures and what history they meant to people. Do you view yourself as salvaging the last parts of history most feel best left forgotten?
I get this interesting feeling that you both sorta stumbled into being urban historians for many of these structures, knowingly or not.
I love it and just want y’all to be safe. Wear those respirators guys. Please I’m begging you.
Just an FYI. Asbestos is not hazardous unless it's disturbed. Unless it is burned, or moved or opened up. The asbestos you're looking at on the piping is considered non-friable. So it's safe to be around. Hopefully you're wearing respirators with new cartridges on them. Those are cartridges that are full of activated charcoal and are good for only 8 hours.
isn't scared of abandoned mental asylum but is scared of raccoons :D
Love ur all videos ... Love from India 🇮🇳
Guys, it would be smart to take hardhat helmets and protection gloves with you along the masks. They can get in the way some times but you never know where you are geting into or what´s on the other side of that door. Still, incredible videos!!!
Very happy to see you guys returning to this place. So much to explore! Thanks for all you do.👍🏼🤘🏼😎
How long does it take for buildings to start having the paint peel? I've been told it's actually pretty quick because the humidity from people living inside keeps it from drying out and peeling.
ive seen it happen in buildings in under a year if left to the elements
That opening shot was fantastic.
You guys should explore the abandoned central state hospital buildings in milledgeville, GA
The clothing hanging up at the end was so sad and lovely at the same time. Great video!
my favorite youtubers to watch at 2am
Lol same here
*Regular viewer savors the episode because they only come out bi-weekly*
"NEXT WEEK'S EPISODE" 🥳🙆🏼♀️😭
I so look forward to seeing your new videos. I love to watch your older ones as well! Great explore can’t wait for more!
Ikea Mike Desk at 13:50 still available at Ikea but not the tromso bed...i work for them since 2000 😁😉
Spooky place Guys... And more Spooky with the mask and heavy breathing... Sounds like a Zombie Movie🧟♀️🧟♂️👍Love from Denmark🇩🇰
Super cool video! Always been curious what steam tunnels looked like. My university probably has them - in researching unrelated things, I've read mentions of a map, but have never found anything. By the way, bats are not rodents - they're just bats, their own thing.
thanks for being safe and wearing the respirators and the revisit of the site
You guys seem like the kind of people I could really vibe with. I really see alot of similarities between us. Wish I could go exploring with you someday. Maybe if you ever come to Washington state :P
My former university has fallout shelters. It's weird for sure. It freaked me out when I saw the signs in middle school when I was there for a summer camp.
You could turn this series into a horror movie so easily... so much win.
Easily turn reality into horror
lmao i love the chords the respirator keeps making your voice have. its dope
I rewatched 11:27 because I skipped past it and the fan in my room did the exact same thing 😂😂
...Thanks to psychotropic medication, deinstitutionalization, jails and prisons. One depressing situation replaced by another (been in corrections for 20 years). Anyway, excellent video.
U all edit your videos very well
Grew up in Deer Park NY hung out in Edgewood found fallout shelters late 70s All of the 80s ate some survival biscuits opened up the metal vacuum sealed containers they were still edible tons of that stuff and water barrels crazy times
When i see cats
Living in such poor conditions it makes me happy that I give mine such a good life