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tiles were probobly used for that very reason


blood clean up after fights and such
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exorsim to remove 'mental problems' was a viable tatic in years past hell religion is still turned to by some sects before drugs if a religious persons family member asked for an exorcism it may have been granted

still creepy
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the pictures you guys take in the years to come will be worth more then any artifact

you alow buildings now gone to rubble to reveal part of there past and i thanks oyu for sharing your works
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isolation room/ or for violent patients id have cheved the walls for signs of rubber this looks like a ruber room to me

seen one in action ... a safe room to sleep vent untel your calm and can be reintergrated
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table could have been a changing table or
asistance table to undress patients who had problems standing and goingo n there own
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Wow. Did anybody else get the Shining reference? Would have loved to film in here.
Fall of the House of Usher anybody?
Oh, btw I also go by E.A. Poe so if you see a comment by E.A. Poe, it's just me.
OMG! I have curtains like that in my apartment. Granted my curtains are biege but still...
Does anybody see "the face" in the window?
Sort of looks like Teddy Roosevelt
Beyond that door lies...
Very Lovecraftian. Hey I just made up a brand new phrase-yay me! It really does look like something from an H.P. Lovecraft novel or Stephen King. Any other comments are welcome.
So I'm pregnant & so is my sister-in-law...think I could find a copy of this instruction manual to hang up on the walls to keep order during the terrible 2s? I'm so kidding...but I love old instructions like this and the section on properly tying knots reminds me of boating lessons! I love it, as I do all your stuff...amazing locations & shots, as per usual.
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Terminator 2! Except the T-100 isn't fitting his gun through those bars.
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yikes! Dr. Seuss must've practiced in this hospital.
ok, still waiting for Motts answer......." tapps on desk wtih nails"