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Weird. My first thought was, "Is aiming really that hard for guys??"

Then my second thought was of the cleaning-up I have to do after my sons. So yeah, I guess sometimes it is.

Interesting idea, the ergonomic urinal.
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Thank you so much, Motts, for the new gallery. I always enjoy it, you know that!!!
You betcha!
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I am not sure if anyonr really checks this message board anymore but these were the carts that I believe were used in an underground baggage subway that left the terminal, went under the tracks to each platform where there was some kind of access door to put the baggage on the trains baggage car. I would love to see if some one could find this passage way system and post pics of it
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They're for sterilization of surgical trays. They looks pretty much the same as the ones I use in the hospitals I've worked in for years. You would wrap a tray of equiptment in special paper with striped tape and put it in the autoclave and when they instruments inside have been fully cleaned the stripes on the tape turns black. It's interesting how they haven't changed much.
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Looks like a larger version of a water birth tub!
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Often times when a place is owned by the government the cost of getting large kitchen equiptment out is more than they would re-coup by auctioning it off so it's more cost effective to let it rot. We do military base explorations and usually there's lots of kitchen stuff left behind because they didn't want to haul it out.
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I admit the temptation to take something is pretty huge when you're actually standing there all alone. We did an exploration of an abandoned Cold War base and some of the fixtures in the buildings were just SO cool. Did not take anything though, stuck to the code.
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Cool lighting! Scary looking machine though...looks like you could lose some fingers in there when it was running...
This one sure brings the human aspect back to this building. Not just metal and peeling paint ..
Wow - just wow!
This scene is what black and white was made for! Most awesome shot Motts. Nice to see a place that isn't completely spray painted too.
Beautiful patina on the faucets.
Wonder if they considered that color "calming". They used it a lot - I love it but I don't know if it would be good for violent patients.
No worries about re-arranging the furniture! The old cage over the light is cool too.