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now that ive looked at it again, it reminds me a bit of byberry (which i miss a lot :( )
The piece of paint at the bottom looks like the map of africa...... (since i am seeing these things things, i wonder if I need treatment for that?)
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Its big. I bet it eats alot of fuel.
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I do think some of it is blood though?
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Joe about summed it up.
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Is says this is the back side
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The layout, including the cubicle room at the far end (probably equal distance from the side walls) bears a striking resemblance to the mess hall on Alcatraz.
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Who else would have a window? Most likely it is a doctor's or nurse's office as Peyton suggested.
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Ooh - Davewilly I think you have just described "Alice in Wonderland Syndrome"!!
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No, the meds would have stayed locked up until time to dispense them. That was probably the drawer where they kept the meds for the people on the ward.
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People break into abandoned buildings and snoop around, take drugs, have sex, play with things they find - like fire hoses. Probably someone wanted to see just how far it would go. That would be an interesting experiment. Would the hose reach all the way into the last room? If not, why not? Who or what was in the room that was considered expendable?
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I have no doubt this was written by staff. You have to remember that people who work as caregivers in this field are paid next to nothing. Often a high school diploma is not required.
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you know what stopped the fire hoses in their tracks......the soap dispensers!
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did you wipe the glass Mr. Motts?