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I work in a NY Psych. Hospital & our closed buildings are always being brocken into for the copper pipes BUT those same pipes are aspestos insulated to be carefull is the potential monitary gane worth the potential mesophilioma or aspestosis I THINK NOT!
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How/why are thses lights on? So different from the rest of the building. Very creeeepy!
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SO cool, although I think I'm getting dizzy....
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I work in a state run Psychiatric Center in another state not to far from PA & sadly what most of the people entering these buildings (mainly kids to hang out & drink) don't realize is that they are ALL aspestos insulated & all that dust , debris & paint chips have aspestos fibers in it...Leaving them open to aspetosis & mesophilioma...all of our closed buildings at my facility are marked with this info were these buildings?
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I worked this building, i would float to any ward that was short of staff, which was every day!!!!!!!!!
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thats the dorm.I worked here
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oh yea! thats the coffee room
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OH. MY. GOD. Breathtaking Motts, absolutely breathtaking.
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Opps sorry, I thought he was talking about a crappy horror film that was filmed at the Terminal in 2005. It was total crap.
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Its very cold in the building. When we work in the building during the winter months, it is like a freezer in here.
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Breathtaking! What a peaceful shot, so serene.
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lol dme. I could easily see that happening.
"Did Bob change the board this morning? Is it really Wednesday? "
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cool but eerie as hell.
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when i worked in KP alot of the patients had burn marks on their backsides legs arms, all from the radiators,and although they did make covers for them, these covers had a crisscross pattern on them, the n "new burn " pattern was seen.
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I am amazed at how clean this place is. Really cool!