28 Comments Posted by MedicSpanker

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you must be such a good neighbor.
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Whats it matter... No "guy" is demon proof. Or bullet proof. Im far more fearful of human creatures than demons.
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Steve D may be on to something, However, I've been to and seen a LOT of hospitals in my time, and I've NEVER seen a room painted or tiled in black. intriguing to say the least.
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Lord knows I've attended (read:slept through) many a histology and microbiology lecture in a very similar lecture hall... I'd almost guarantee that is what we are looking at.
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Since it had a viewing area, it was more likely a full blown surgery suite than a specialized OB/GYN suite. As some others have pointed out, there aren't many women who enjoy having their birth experience (to include their delicate lady parts) exposed to the entire world.
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The ambulance company I work for has a vending machine in the ambulance bay where you can get a can of soda for 35 cents. Its a perk of the job, I guess, Because I'm pretty sure they pay more for the soda then 35 cents.
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The Before and After photos are truly amazing.
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Bautiful old houses, lovely setting. I can almost imagine coming home from work to curl up beside a fire with a good book... almost....
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Huh... makes you wonder... what will become of my stuff when I die? And when will people stop visiting my grave? At what point does a person truly become forgotten?
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Personally, the second I saw a clown I would have run screaming out of the building (right into the waiting arms of Security, no doubt, but that's okay, if they could save me from the evil clown!)
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spookity!
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My inner U.S. Marine almost stood up and saluted! Evoked quite an emotional response. Don't know why.
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We used basins like this in my Elementary School to wash our hands. Now THAT gives me the creeps...