Aiguille du Midi
if it's a bizarre building, it belongs here. no, not pictures of buildings having a christmas bizarre. we want unique one of a kind buildings!
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The sport where you strap two boards to your feet and point them down the mountain. Turning optional!
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If the building could be the home to a super villain or evil corporation, it belongs here or really just any creepy looking building or maybe just anything evil or ok just buildings no no lets just stick with villainous/evil/creepy looking buildings
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