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If this was an isolation room to prevent the transmission of diseases, who put the casket in here & opened the lid for viewing? Did they don an isolation suit?
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Spectacular room & details. However, that clock & electrical conduit really detracts from the beauty. It's like a big zit on the Mona Lisa.
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A clean morgue is a happy morgue. ==8-)
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its a convertable! lol
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It says "Say Aaaah!" with a very big mouth :)
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It is either 1250 or 1260 offset press. It is most definitely NOT a mimeograph machine.
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Looks like the poor behemoth has a black eye since this stormy night...
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Now they are out of line 8)
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wow - thats sort of a *big* öhm, bolt ^^
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During my study I learned that when looking at bright red (blod) for a longer time and then looking on another surface you experience a green afterimage. To avoid that this would perturb the surgery, cloths and walls in an operating room are normally green so you do not see the afterimage too much.
To tell the truth - I do not really know if this is the true reason but I always believed it would be..
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A sign above a basin at my university (pathology room) said
"Don´t wash organs here!" 8)
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Werd, Larry D, werd. The masonry is immaculate- a product of a time in our country when buildings were built to last 500 years, rather than 20.
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Amazing shot.
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Scary.
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Dig it!