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Someone should make a double helix staircase. That would be a real art piece.
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I heard that shoe stores used to have little x-ray machines for people to measure their feet with the shoes on.
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So, Lynne, what's it like to have normal abs? Hahaha!
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Am I the only one with April Wine now stuck in their head?

"red, red wi-i-ine.. Stay close to me-e-e..."
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...I suddenly need to look up some semantics.
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it makes the most sense to call it padded if it's similar to mats in a gym on the wall behind the basketball hoops. Anything else could be known as "safe/injury reducing rooms"
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As in comments above...yup, methinks whoever hangs out at these places to smoke and "go trippin" on stuff-should do so in one of THESE rooms ;) hahahaa.
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Man that was one harsh laxative!!!!! LMAO
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Aauurgh, reminds me of the hallway doors at my grade school!
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Now this wins the elevator contest! What happened in there? Did someone set off too many roach bombs?
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Ah nevermind part of my last comment. I was thinking this was a pic from Danvers State. My bad.
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What were WINDOWS doing in an...elevator shaft??
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How could that machine still be there in 2008? Demoliton of different buildings was done by then right? That is quite a collectible if someone were able to get it off the property.
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I like this picture. The words are so basic "Extreme Precautions" Makes you just wonder what laid behind that door back in the day when the hospital was open. Pretty much seems like anything could be possible.
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Too bad they had to tear this place down. I'm sure it would have been fun to go exploring around there.