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THE WALLS ARE CLOSNG IN ON MEEEEEE!!

Man...Can you imagine being in that last cell...AAAH!

MOTTS!!! Come to Scranton PA...ugh...we have SO many abandoned places in and around the city. You would have a field day! :)

YEah right R88---I am sure the police go to abandoned hospitals/care facilities to practice when they have state-of-the-art places with proper ear protection and targets to do that.

Morons abound!! (Talking about the shooter ... do mankind a favor whoever did this...PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE don't carry a gun!!!)

Wow...glad I finished my bowl of New England Clam Chowder several pictures back...

Can you imagine putting your finger in that hole?


OH...MY...GAWWWWD. Ick. Ew. Gross.

EEEEEEERG...my teeth hurt just from looking at this...
I can hear that dreaded high-pitched whine of the drill...


AAAAAH!!!!!

The ring from this calendar (or one of them) is in the picture before this...


LOL @ Lucielou Yeah...that was my first thought too. GMTA?

This. Is. Amazing!

This is almost a mirror shot...so odd.

The dark room and the light room...a study in contrasts.

SO many emotions run through me as I gaze upon this photo.

NONONO....there is my SOAP DISPENSER!!!

YAY! I finally found it!!

Sorry...I HAD to...

OMG reading some of these comments...

Rekrats...I am only about 2 inches taller than you are so I would need a small ladder too. That was my first thought when I saw this pic...how in the HECK can you sit on THAT thing!! LOL!

AAAA...now I have a picture in my head of some poor soul getting SUCKED down that thing...never to be heard from again...

TOO FUNNY!!!!!!

Excellent shot! Im with you AD Nilsen.... Lets get our flashlights!

Holy heck...I have 2 boys with Autism (granted, they are high-functioning but still disabled) and I would NEVER EVER EVER EVER EVER think of abandoning them! They have had their share of difficulties (for sure!) but I have had support of special agencies to deal with the problems that come up, and we STILL have that support for us the parents and for the boys in school AND at home!

On a side note: when I was still pregnant with our 5th child, one of the ultrasounds I had showed something wrong with the ventricles in his brain.They weren't sure if he would have profound mental retardation or other problems because of it, and they tried to prepare me for all possibilities. Fast forward a couple of months later...E. was born on May 18th 2010 at 2:35 pm...the most perfect baby you could imagine. :) We took him to a specialist at 4 months old to see what kind of problems there were/are in his brain...and they found NOTHING. Since it seems that Autism runs on the boys' side of the family, I am expecting him to have some sort of developmental delay when he gets older, but so far, no problems.

My point: I said to the doctors (before he was born and when they found this problem on the ultrasound) that even if he was profoundly disabled, I would care for him and love him no matter what. He is our child and I had grown to love him and I didn't care what problems he had or would have. I told them that we already have 2 disabled boys and I am disabled myself (I have Asperger's Syndrome, oddly enough, and our 2 girls have NO signs of any kind of disability!) so one more disabled child is NO bother for us. :)

I just had to put that story out there.

This is a pretty picture. :)

I had to look up what defenestrated meant...

Jeez Motts thanks a lot! Now you've gone and made me THINK!

Where's the Tylenol...Advil...Vicodin??

@ Larry When our 2nd born (son) was about 3 years old, he developed a kidney infection that landed him (and me!!) in the hospital for nearly a week and about 2 hours from home. The care at this hospital was the BEST that our son could've gotten (it really was top-notch!) but just to see that little boy so sickly in that HUGE hospital crib made my heart break. It really is heart-wrenching isn't it? As for this picture...my heart hurts now and I am going to go cuddle with our newest son, only 7 months old and our 5th child...