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Gigantors escaped !!!!
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What an amazing find.
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Restraints are never easy either for the patient or staff. I work for a hospital who cares for many different kinds of patients from drunks, mentally disabled to surgery patients. There are times I would rather see a patient in 4 pt restraints then given drug restraints which can cause more harm if not admistered correctly. The need for restraints can vary depending upon patint and situation. BTW I love this site, the pics are awesome.
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The crank is for 'don't know whats it's called' the sifters. A tray with holes if you like. Like a mesh for sifting dirt.
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anyone know where i can find more information about this ship graveyard and or more pictures stuff like this is so interesting to me thanks
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I have been to this cemetery [name edited per site policy] and abandoned chapel. It is beautiful, but more so in winter as you stated.
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What is all the shiny stuff on the bricks?
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I understand, just a little
No comprende, it's a riddle...
I'm on a Mexican radio
I'm on a Mexican, whoa-oh, radio.
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amazing view
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I passed it tonight in the dark and was like shit i forgot how creepy this place was!
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thats amazing!
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I WAS THERE 76-77 AS A VERY YOUNG CHILD I REMEMBERED IT TO BE VERY DIRTY AND VERY UNHUMAN AND I THINK ONE COUNCELOR WAS MOLESTING KIDS THERE, TODAY IM COLLEGE EDUCATED AND IM ENJOYING A GREAT CAREER IN LAW ENFORCEMENT, BUT I WILL NEVER FORGET THAT PLACE UNTIL THE DAY I DIE
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It's a rat cage blower, like the vents in your car
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Even if we're the black sheep of the family. ;-)
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Good ole Pensylvania !!! :)