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If you have more brains than a lobotomized politician, you will not stick any appendages through that hole, nor put your face up to it, and CERTAINLY NOT 'dive in'!!!
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The title and the photo reminded me of a scene in Dead Space 2 where you are actually fighting to escape from a mental hospital, and at one point go through a (futurized) room very much like this one!
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LOL at all the "soap dispenser" comments, it's practically becoming a trope on this site.
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Wow. If walls could speak...but then again, maybe you wouldn't want these walls to speak!
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How awful.
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Gorgeous.
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Like turn on automatically? Wow.
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@Sketch - electric fences work through rain, ask any farmer. Thing is if there's a power failure - or if someone sabotages the system - there goes your deterrent. "Slashwire" doesn't need a power supply and is pretty hard to sabotage without face protection, heavy gloves, and a heavy-duty cutter.
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@silkster40z - Yeah they are. They also could, literally, way a ton. Good luck walking off with one on your back.

@kitty - lol, I took culinary arts and know what you're talking about, I feel so smart!
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They didn't clean out the freezers, didn't shut off the power, and didn't take the doors off the freezer so someone doesn't get trapped inside by accident. Fail, fail, FAIL!
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That would actually be a neat place for "urbex basketball" if you kept it as spotless as you found it.
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@MS - between this and the shoes picture, it's a grim feeling isn't it?
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Makes it hit home that it was in fact a prison, and people were told "here you, take these and put them on. FASTER!"

@Captain Vicrotia - normally the urbex code is "take nothing but photographs unless it's in a trashbin or you know for certain the place will be demolished soon".
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Joseph - after your "two eyes in the door comment", the picture before this I was looking to see if the eyes were in the open doorway and now I'm looking for a creepy shadow on the hallway floor.
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Yeah looks like another place that didn't get utilities turned off.

The lighting is convenient for urbexing, but it also means wires with decaying/bad insulation still have power, anything left on could still be running, if you accidentally (or stupidly on purpose) flip a switch or push a button it could start up machinery.

If the last one happens it could quickly lead to "forget about being caught, run for your LIFE!".