61 Comments Posted by yaggy

It's on the southern end of W-5, at ground level. If you were to turn 90 degrees right, you'd be at the start of the black hallway (tunnel) leading to W-3.

Fascinating.

Holy......... wow!

I like the irony of the name. Many sit at home on a console letting a game show them dramatic imagery. You're out there finding it and capturing it, instead.

A lot of medium-sized buildings had natural gas generators to run emergency lights. Prior to the popularity of individual battery light systems, they were seldom removed since they were already there and still quite useful. I remember having to do monthly generator tests at a job, only a few years ago.

union, floor 2 near front

Why does it not surprise me that you know that, ATF?

[ VALERIE ] SHOWED ME [ THE CROTCH ] OF HER [ BRIEF. ] [ TUE - JUL - 7 - 1992 ]

The small vials were some kind of "cell activator" fluid that were blood-colored but I'm pretty sure after a decent amount of time (a day?), real dried blood turns a rusty brown color.

agreed.

high-five, dude. this could not have been an easy picture to take.

did you notice that if it was electric, it had a sequentially-numbered yellow property tag on it? like they need to keep track of light fixtures? seems obsessive.

I saw these same cards! I flipped one over, on the back it had a kind of magnetic strip and was stamped "hearing and speech department." I wonder what kind of machine they accompanied.

i'm showing my age a little, but around 1993, if you wanted onto the internet and didn't want to pay by-the-hour with the likes of AOL, you had to find an independant provider and the only real browser to use was Netscape Navigator, which was expensive and came on like 27 floppy disks. (ok, i kid, it was only 8 disks)

yeah this looks great