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Darn it Joseph now I have goosebumps and am creeped the HECK out! You soldiers know how to scare us civvies!
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Spooked the heck out of me until I saw a comment that it was your pals.
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Probably an elevated, movable stage that was basically a floor on stilts. You see them a bunch in old schools.
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Crazy. Blows your mind to think about how technology has changed EVERYTHING. An elevated train line just for one building and for one cargo...imagine the expense and effort.
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Well I'm gonna lose weight now because after all the descriptions of what this is used for I can't eat anything! Especially not spaghetti!
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Oh bleeeeeeech!!! Ye gads I hate anything to do with hospitals or morgues or surgery or being cut open or BLECH!
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Sweet photo. But even if those aren't holes in the catwalk, neither you nor anyone else who goes here should walk over the bin. That's entrapment with a capital E if anything gives way.
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The trail leading off to the ink blotch really makes the photo, has a great vibe of "equipment running faithfully right up until the very end".
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Seconded, EPIC optical illusion. Took one look and I was like "Whaaaaat? Are you hanging from the ceiling or..."
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Joe Michaels, thank you for the info, you are obviously an expert.
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I wondered if you really meant "live" wires as in powered or that was just a dramatic title. Leaving unsecured biohazards and not turning off utilities...the people who left this place failed something awful.
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OMG autoguy!! LOL! What goes on in that brain of yours? :D HEEHEE.
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Oh, here we go with the Zombies again...

LOL! Great to see you autoguy!! Welome back! :D
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I don't like orange, but this one is truly cherfull, and perfectly matched with the decorated window .
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When hydrotherapy started way back when it seemed to be focused on continuous baths, usually with warm water. You know, sort of like whirlpool tubs all the high end houses and hotels have these days. Probably not a bad way to calm someone down. Was mentioned positively in Clifford Whittingham's The Mind That Found Itself.

But somehow in the treatment of the mentally ill, if some is good, a whole lot more must be better. So bath times got extended to days at a time, ice water, etc. So it is taken to an absurd extreme then what merit there was in moderation, if any, is discredited.