10 Comments Posted by Lazellia

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My local hospital has chairs exactly like this in every cubicle, and pretty much every home for OAPs (at least that I've visited, and that's been a few) has dozens of them in the common rooms. I used to sit in one when I was in hospital last year and it made me feel like my grandmother!

They're actually quite comfy...
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Nice! I'm loving that we get to see some English photos, somehow feels different knowing it's actually somewhere near me rather than the other side of the world!

The question now though: How long before someone starts speculating how it was used as an instrument of torture? lol!
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That's right about the UK chopsuey, there's a hospital in the city nearest me (in England), which was abandoned for as long as I can remember, and was genuinely creepy, and they converted it into a block of luxury flats. They look really nice I'm sure, but I don't think I'd want to live in them!
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The value of something doesn't change the fact that it's theft. If you take something from here that didn't belong to you, then it's stealing.
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What makes you think they were serial killers? Just because someone's in an institution they must be a serial killer???
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Why is it sad? It's a chair! I had blood drawn yesterday, and the chair I sat in wasn't sad!

Sorry, I know this is a "dead thread" - I'm always a bit behind everyone else...
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Lol, kisses :-p
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Ok, I must just be a really insensitive person, because I don't get any senses of anyone's tragedies or mistreatment from a photograph of an empty room - I can see a very beautiful photograph of a room which probably looks very different from when it was inhabited. It's going to look cruddy because it's abandoned - you can't really see what it was like when people were actually there unless you were there at the time.

I think there are a lot of people who like the dramatic, and create these little torture/mistreatment scenarios in their heads, which they have no evidence of from a photo of a room, and that's a disturbing thing in itself!
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Can anyone else actually feel their brain melting after yet another one of "Littlepheret's thoughts on life"?
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This is probably just me, but I think the Humpty Dumpty drawing is really cute! It doesn't look sinister, it looks happy!