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Awesome shot.
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This is unbelieveable! Why have these samples been left there? Greusome. Mr. Motts, these were from your trip in 2007, correct? I am hoping the samples were part of what was removed when you went back in 2008.....
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Seriously, WHY are those, um, biological remnants I guess, left laying around?
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That jagged scalpel gives me the creeps...
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This is a very cool picture (with an eerie caption...)!
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kittymao and I think alike. I was going to ask the same thing! :)
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I'm amazed these were left for so long undisturbed (until 2008, that is). The place is in pretty good condition, which is surprising.
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Yay! A new gallery! I felt the same way as kittymao, this looks like a kitchen.
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cool shoot imagine if the thing fell to the floor how could you rearrenge it lol
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looks like it was still used just the lot of dust gives the clue
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first time i comment on one of your pics, but i loved this shoot

i love your work, i wish i could take pics like that
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The liquid is famaldahide, which used to preserve the contents. Now that I think of it, still would be cool to have these samples, sure would make a lot of people freak out.
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Man I came up with an idea for this stuff here. With the capability of DNA and human cloning, why don't I just take these samples and clone me a perfect boyfriend, as I can seem to never keep a boyfriend for long, would be cool to give this a try LOL.
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Man I have never seen anything like this in my life. Why would they leave something like this behind, wouldn't that be considered bio hazordious waste???
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Man Why is the power still on in this building?? When I come across buildings like this here in st. louis, well the power is off, and almost all the copper tubing and pipes have been stripped from the buildings. This building seems to have all that in tact still. Have you thought about trying to turn on the refrigerator's compressor by turning the temperature dial??? Would be cool to see if it still keeps cold.