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Any body notice the PC keyboard tucked under the desk on the left?
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Looks like human soup.
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Vandals.
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Oh Craaaaaaaap!
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It's an exciter. Minus the stator poles. Probably the copper scrap merchants get here. Strip what they can and leave a mess.
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Leaky roof Weaky roof.
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Use it for a archery hall.
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I think that they are crematories because patients did die there
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Reminds me of the old crystal growing kits from the mid 90's. Gorgeous picture as well.
fuck that is a great pic
good picture
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One of your best shots old fellow
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If the standards there were comparable to the typical medical care facilities for work houses in the late 19th century, 30 bodies could pile up in jig time. Health care for the poor in 19th century Britain was nearly non existant. The infirmaries existed to keep epidemics from spreading in the workhouse, and treat residents who were injured, so they could work.. Jack London wrote about the time he spent in a London workhouse. He intended to spen a month amongst the poor , he lasted less than a week. A british workhouse would make the worst mental hospital/state school in the US look like a Spa.
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JT, thank you for all your technical knowledge!
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No, I haven't...