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The Crane, I bet, was used for lifting stuff.
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i see one of those poor artists have stolen two of my best ideas, "ode to mustard" and "a prelude to relish."
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zee mirrors are not broken because zey aren't really mirrors. zey are portals into zee afterlife and zeir trinity is zee secret to zeir endurance. zeese mirrors zeem to be full of trapped zoulz, zee soap dizpenzers are re-inztalled bi-monthly to baffle explorers and amateur photographers.
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i am almost sure it is a prone gurney. it is a bit short, though. these are used for people who have bed sores on their bottom and whom need to get around while on their stomachs.
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I agree with Eli. If you look at the note you notice that the three statements are not all left aligned as if someone wrote this all at once. which leaves me to believe that there was a conversation going on between one person and another using only a note and a glass window in a soundproof area.
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Well that didn't post right. What I meant to say is the larger part of our hall bathroom is painted a shade of blue just a bit darker than this door and isn't at all depressing, in fact it is calming. The smaller section of our bathroom, the W/C with the tub and toilet is painted white with that god awful gold tile from the 70s and is drab and depressing more so than the blue, larger room in our bathroom
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Part of our hall bathroom, the larger room with the sink and counter and closet is painted a lovely shade of blue a bit darker than this, it isn't at all depressing rather it is c.Ww, the smaller room holding the tub and toilet is white with 70s god tile and I think is more depressing and blah then th blue section of our bathroom.
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Yummmmmmmm, paint chips with a nice mold dip... Anyone want a late night snack?
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Im going to try and get to the Pines this summer. I have gotten into taking pics, and just enjoy exploring. I am going to take a "big" friend along, just in case the place is not completely abandoned, or if one of us falls thru a floor.
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Hey Mott, u wanna go nuts go to Willowbrook State School. im sure youll find it. i went there when i was 16. im 21 now and i found it crazy odd that alot of things like bedpans,plastic water pitchers,hospital finance files and ripped up str8 jackets were there UNTIL i came across this website. its seems that when these asylums close down, the take on the true meaning of abandonment. Sadly that trip was before my digital camera days
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guess that answers my question...
SO! did u get to find out if u were able to open these coffins? im dyin to know...no pun intended..
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know anything about the graveyard?
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Personally I bElivieve that is wrong for people to be put in an asylum. they didnt choose to be challenged they were born like that or it came out of the blue either way its pat down from genes given to them from one or both of the parents and i dont understand how people can pretty much cherish the workers, ive read many of patients notes and they werent treated fairly Mari. Ive read that some punishments were to stay in a room with a tub full of water trapped in there for hours. all they had to do it yell or scream. when you are challenged thats what you do its kind of like and instinct. its no one's place to try to chanbge them it how they are and its how they should stay. i ve also read that they had punishments such a thing called pack. wich was described as there was a metal bed in a small room they took mulltiple frozens sheets and wrapped u tightly in them and strapped you on a bed i dont see where that is fair at all.. id love to hear comments back on whether u agree or disagree.
This view always causes wonderment everytime i pass it on the FDR DRIVER