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Thanks for the new galley. Did you say there were cadavers still in the cooler??
if i am not mistaken, this vessel was once under rhe command of my grandfather at pensacola.florida correct me someone if i am wrong she was once the gen jenkins but was sold to a la. firm and the name changed to the plaquemine.
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This is by far one of the coolest things I have ever seen in a hospital! Fabulous photo!
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This is a wonderful photo - pretty bad-ass
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Looks like fun
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Ooh shiny new computer
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Damn she's fine
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You know your supporting the "green movement" when you use GREEN LIGHT BULBS!
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SQUIGGLE BED
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Looks brand new - somebody care to tell why these places are always left with thousands of dollars worth of new equipment but they demolish the buildings on top of it?
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Lonely little wheelchair in the back
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You know you got to have your morgue alarmed - in case any deceased patients decide to become zombies and walk out on you!
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It looks like its crying - poor little hose
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Love the shot
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Hard to recall the dimensions of the cooler - I would guess it could fit four gurneys comfortably, five or six if really needed.

Interesting; I wonder if the population that the hospital served was so small that it warranted such a small space. I would imagine these rooms would be costly to expand.