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Water fountian, security camera, or lazer?

You make the call !!
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I like the traction strips on the floor, so you can really....
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Damn! If this was black and white and someone was standing with the stripes casting shadows over them I'd say it would be 100% beautiful film noir.
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It's hard to tell from the photo, but, Mr. Motts, are you standing on one of those beds? Haha.
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Wow. This is absolutely amazing. I can picture a psychotic old man living there in similar tattered clothes, sitting in that chair, holding a book with blank pages and wearing cracked glasses.
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Ditto,
glad I wasn't drinking coffee at the keyboard...
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Dang, is this one of the isolation chamber doors?
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Looks like a pizza oven..
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I completely agree Katy.

And I also wonder if the trays have any value and if they were sold as scraps by former employees when the place shut down. I find it interesting that a lot of these places have so much stuff left over that could be salvaged and sold. I'm glad that they're all still there though, it makes for fantastic photos and evokes emotion.
Dear friends.
This is beutifull machine.
We have one unit militar Picker-portatil. This equipment has donated for We hospital.
But dont work. Would you help me or You Know any technical that can help me. Thanks friends.
Regards.

Thanks
Eng. Marcos Sanchez.
marcos7399@gmail.com
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Perhaps a patient who was training for the military
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Jeez, kids died here?
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Torture device, perhaps?
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lucielou u forgot 10
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Motts U never reply to my comments but do you think that there was originally glass windows covering the desk, like at psych wards?