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Why is it in English?
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This is a very old machine. I'm judging that by the shape of the flywheel and the wooden base. I suspect that the electric motor was a later addition and the machine was originally run by hand cranking or perhaps a treadle. Notice the difference in size of the motor pulley compared to the flywheel. This machine was designed to move very slowly.
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Two rows of sinks. Look at the third one back. The front sink is smashed, the one behind it is intact.
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Speechless!
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any other fun or interesting stories john? i'm down to hear about anything. (:
What a beast! I'd hate to get my sleeve caught in that!
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it looks like a thing to put embalming fluid into the body or something
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Edward,
It appears as though you brought your very own baggage along when you tried teaching at Bennett. The President of the college was actually a quiet, unassuming guy and there were no more "self-serving" faculty members than one would find in any college anywhere.
I think most of the people who are willing to offer comments here are expressing their opinions about a great architectural structure being allowed to fall into dismal ruin and certainly not the vindictive assault of one
"unhappy camper."
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I think that word says Angus. Can't be sure though, my eyes are bad too :)
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I SEE A SHADOW TOO HUMM ALMOST OF A COLONIAL BOY WITH A NEWSPAPER HAT ON MAYBE?MOTTS WHEN YOUR NEXT TRIP OUT I WANNA KNOW HOW TO GET IN AND SEE WHATS LEFT :)EMAIL ME @FOXYLADY.1@JUNO.COM TOOK PICTURES IN THERE 1 TIME WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHATS LEFT
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Thanks for another great gallery Motts!
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i have been in a morgue many times but the last time was different i went into a comer and was pronounced dead untill i oke up 3 days later. i have been in and out of hospital ever since and the morgue got closed down after that. i have pics if any one wants to see.......
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It's called a Laminar Flow Hood.
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Oh, it is totally watching you...
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I want this mural for my living room!