336 Comments Posted by Dark-Star

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You always manage to find the most humorous violations of signs, Motts!
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Thanks for the history. That is a freaking lot of coal.
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Awesome possum backstory, Sean! Thank you so much for sharing! Reading all the history in the comments is half the fun on Opacity!
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Doesn't take much imagination to envision someone being trapped under the heavy stuff...lying down...no way to move...
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How do you come up with these titles that are just perfect to your photos?
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Interesting evidence about fire department practice. I swear the people on this site have the most unique things to share...all because of Motts photos!
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Halidol - Ugh.
Thorazine - Oy!
Lithium in addition to a medium high dosage - YIKES!!!
"EST (electroshock therapy) as a calming measure" - HOLY @#$%!
"Daily if necessary" - OMGwhatisthisIdon'tevern...

@Sad One - my prayers go out to you for the treatment you went through. May He gives daily strength to fight your personal demons.

@Jacob - the exact amount and time to be administered would be recorded elsewhere with the patient's records.
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So this is the page that started the "soap dispenser" trope? Yay! I finally found it once and for all and ever!

Seriously...great site, great people, and great jokes. Long live opacity.
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Well-p, MY curiosity is darn well satisfied. Won't be sleeping much tonight...this is why I leave such exploration to others...
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Awesome. Looks right out of S.T.A.L.K.E.R., which is partly why that game rocked so much.
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YAAAY! New gallery!
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So what exactly does this mean? The thing was not operating, being balky, what?
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Those old life rings would barely float a 5 year old.

@autoguy - I'm taking it that you're speaking from experience...ugh...what a horrible mental image.
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What would happen if you fell into that?
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@Retired Tech - so there is no active source of radiation unless the things is actually plugged in and powered on, if I understand you?

That's a relief.