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So strange to see this, It even has tubing which is disposable between patients. I wonder if it was the "standby" in a unit. They are usually all set up and need only water added to the humidifer and turned on. They are usually covered by a large clear plastic bag and labeled "clean for emergency use" Also "please notify if used." It is not the latest model, but looks like it would have still been useful.
You are probably correct BKW, but if this was a teaching hospital (or used by a university for teaching) the spaces may have been for lectures, classes, etc.
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lol coco I'm later than you
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Wow . . . I think I actually have the exact print of that picture.
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thank you for the beautiful photos Mr. Motts, they made my day
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probably all done by hand too. Shame its just wasting there
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I say lets polish the floors and have a couple games.....whos with me!
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note....no human pinsetters at the end of the lanes. They must have went home
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sir we struck an iceberg and the ship is sinking
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was this a note from those M & M guys on the commerical?
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ok actors in this scene the virgin will be killed on the makeshift bed, take your places, and..............ACTION!
LOVE this :-)
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lets all go to the lobby, lets all go to the lobby, lets all go to the lobby, to get ourselves a treat
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soap dispensers can give you cancer
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where is the ventilator? nevermind......CLEAR!