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An eyewash...with four faucets? Well, you never know when a four-eyed guy will come in looking for a job. ;P

Let's hope Santa doesn't visit this house.

Opps. sorry.

That was some interesting stuff right there. That proves us that our past is still alive in someway. The dead are also still alive in someway.

That is some interesting things.

I'm somewhat relieved to read that it comes from a "Cannibal Corpse" song, but it's still physchologically horrifying.

It looks like it's trying to brace itself for when the walls come down.

These big bread ovens are Middleby-Marshall, an that´s not the same manufacturer of the guitar amplifiers. Middleby-Marshall was founded in USA in 1888 by Joseph Middleby and John Marshall; Marshall Amplification was founded by Jim Marshall in London, England. Middleby Marshal is the greatest conveyor ovens manufacturer in the world.

I don't know on that one. it looks like it's made of steel or something and lookt at the building, it looks like an outbuilding, and the dirt (?) floor? and lack of spacing? do you really think they'd stack live humans up in 'locked cribs' like this Charlie? It does look like some kind of livestock keeper to me. Just my two cents.

Sun lamps were also used to treat some skin conditions.

I am fairly sure it was..It is not as though {sad] is or was a trend.

It is a variation of the Utica Crib which is an adult-size restraining bed. This wooden crib was equipped with a lid and was capable of being locked. It was designed in 1845 by Dr. Anabanel of France. In 1846, Dr. Amariah Brigham, the first superintendent of the "New York State Lunatic Asylum" brought the crib to the asylum in Utica, New York. Several modifications were made on the original design and thus the "Utica Crib" was born. The crib was designed in such a way that air could flow freely between the top and sides. The bottom was cushioned with layers of straw. The crib was used in case of "exhaustion" when the physical health of the patient demanded that (s)he be kept in bed. Additionally, the crib could be suspended on chains and rocked to calm the patients. The last remaining Utica Crib was removed from use on January 18, 1887. http://www.mantenostat...tal.com/museum2.html

i have struggled with mental illness since childhood and have been institutionalized more times then i can count.twice at state hospitals,{marion,VA. and elgin,ILL.}these places were a mecca of human suffering.i can only imagine what it was like decades ago.may all these people have peace in the afterlife...

when u r loocked up for doing 25 to life thats it that ur life thats ur home darkness n llitle bit of light but if ur ther because ur doing 3 months thats a refleaction to change to see the bad things or the good things i know all these things because the hood i live n friends

the coat speaks of an other emotion, rather than horror or fear, but an abject loneliness
that has come to personify motts's work. Just a thought. great work motts

Finally!
at least someone shows some
mercy to the new guy. thank you