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Awesome.
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It's fallen and it can't get up.
"... with this low pressure system here moving upward *motions*, bringing heavy rain and high winds to lower coastal areas by late afternoon... "
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ROFLAO @ Icewox "Are you positive these are negatives?"

The bottom right one looks like a bowling pin. "Yes, we think we've found why you can't move your legs Mr Brown. Instead of a spine, you have a bowling pin, or in medical terms TinPinus Spinicus"
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"And here, my prize, the Black Widow. Isn't she lovely?"
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Those windows are making the jump to lightspeed. Good to know the buildings hyperdrive is still operational.
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They look like typical Art Deco style cabinet doors to me. My OCD needs to shut them all.
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"Theres that globe again"

@Ferdy It's not actually a globe, it's a mark on his lens. :D
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I'm not sure about anyone else but the first thing I did was try to turn my head upside down to see the face in the orange square. The two black dots near the floor look like eyes. Crazy what the mind sees.
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Ohh. :( Now that is just unnecessary.
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Imagine the Scrabble points on that one.
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Cool shadows.
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That is most certainly Art Deco, isn't it. Love the lamp shades, AD is the epitome of classic chic.
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Damnit, I'm always arriving late to class. Welcome back, babe.
Ephemera: Resurrection
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These bottles and tubes were obviously used in medical situations, however the same equipment was used for gravity flow of the fluid used in the embalming process. In the days before the electrical embalming pumps, hanging gravity-flow bottles were used. Kinda creepy, but the glass cleans up well, put in some new tubing, and you have a wonderful Vodka dispenser!