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This is a great one with that comparison. You truly are a talent!
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I suppose the heat & humidity rises to the top of these spaces causing the paint to peel at an accelerated rate. Moisture is a building's worse enemy.
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Somone lives in this building?
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sketchy syrgines
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That's one heavy duty ironing board. I can picture a middle aged woman with black framed cat eyed glasses wearing a gray hospital uniform dress with a white apron standing here all day pressing sheets & pillow cases.
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This is where the guard zombie waits, patiently.
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I'll guess that it is one of those paper wrapping they used to put around the toilet lid at the fancier Motel 6's

"San-i-tized" for your protection

With sanitized intentionally mispelled, 'cause it wasn't sanitized.....

Just a guess..
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It's to misdirect the Zombies...

See, if they are following the path, you MIGHT just have enough time to scamper through the door and lock if behind you.

Of course...once you lock the door you will find the zombie on the other side of the door is almost as bad as the one that chased you down the hall...
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Darn, I had dreams of beign the first poster...

Oh well, on with the show. Anyone know why turburculosis died down? Seems like there were a f#ckton of hospitals build for it about a hundred years ago. Penicillian?

Thanks
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I'm not surprised about them being there. I've moved a set of those carbon arc projectors before, amazingly heavy.
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The power plants were built specifically for the hospital as most institutions were situated in remote areas where they could not connect to a city's steam and power lines. Coal was brought in by locomotive and burned to generate enough power and steam (for heat) to supply these massive hospital campuses.

This power plant at Kings Park is actually the fourth plant built over the lifetime of the hospital.
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What movie was filmed here?
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I think it's a movie prop, judging by the residual colors.
Wow...
This place has all these windows to let in lots of light, yet for some (most?) people, it was the darkest place they could ever be in.

Irony anyone?
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It looks like Luxembourg's flag to me...