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very sad, very wrong, and very, very disturbing
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such small details can make an interesting impact...
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Such a beautiful pic, such a shame to see such an extraoridinary place go to waste.
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Great gallery, Motts. It did give me the jibblies, though. The tissue photos kind of made me queasy-like, too.
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The spider had eaten the brain then couldn't get back out.
Oy, that's unsettling to say the least...I could never work in a place like this!
You can still kind of see what the girl looked like before that guy came along and drew on it...
If those are Multi-fuel engines, they ran on diesel, gasoline, JP4 jet fuel, pretty much anything. They do look used. New engines wouldn't have the radiator hoses on, open to the air like that.
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A lot of great years, a lot of great memories, a lot of tears shed in its wake. This pic is excellent.
I'm not freaked out by the samples themselves, or by legitimate medical useage in hospitals. I don't even mind the surgery channel, etc... Biology is fascinating. What bothers people, I think, is the fact that the whole T4 thing (which was bad enough), led to many of these "samples", coupled with the fact that what was left of those poor peoples' bodies were left to rot in an abandoned building.
Again, OK when "handled appropriately", (cleanly stored in a storage room, etc...), but CLEAN THEM OUT when the building is closed (or get it taken care of soon after).
Hmmmm.... I just think these should be at least disposed of in an appropriate way, not just left to literally rot (not to mention a biohazard). No, I'm sure the people themselves don't mind anymore ( :-l ), but it just does not seem RIGHT to have these just LEFT there instead of being cleared out and taken care of. I understand genuine medical samples for unusual conditions, for purposes of study, but handled appropriately. It just seems disrespectful to just abandon things like that, especially with the circumstances that led to the deaths (which were horrible anyway).
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My daughter graduated in the last class in 1977. I had the pleasure of staying overnight in Halceon Hall on Fathers Day Weekend. No one saw the ghost of May Friend.
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i live in rhaod island i do parranormal stuff and i have been invited to this place for the night everyong widh mii luck
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This just makes me remember that 'hospital smell'.
I wonder if it still smells like that or not?