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By the way i am told by staff that the hospital had three padded rooms.
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A friend of mine was commited as he was an alchoholic.One day when he thought he was going home,found out he was not,was injected ,put in one of these rooms and lost two days! So much for chill out room!
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lovely place to live and work. on the school with the children.all through the war years.onehome bombed one death because she went back in toget handbag when she shoud have stayed out side with the others.
It`s actually the Gent`s Lavatories....with the cubicles removed ..............you NEEDED ducts that big when on a hospital food diet
those snakes came to my house yesterday and stole some copper....true..I live a mile from the hospital.I left some CU outside while I went off for 10 mins. and it went AWOL
reminds me of a massage parlour
it`s a window with a shutter over it.......D`oh..........Trust me I lived there.....LOL
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I miss dixmont!!!! god damnit
OMG that's freaky weird. :/ I've never been there but I am interested in stuff like that. I've seen a run -down school. I have no idea why it is closed. The swings and stuff are rusty and falling apart. It's sad.
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Hey Motts, as a joke instead of the title Lamp. Name it Soap Dispenser.
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I think you've been watching too many movies. But that is freakin funny. I laughed pretty hard when I read this.
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poetic image - lovely
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was there soap all over the floor under this great hanging soap dispenser??
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i had a painting somewhat like this in my old house i loved it and i love this one
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What an amazing place, thank you!

I am curious Motts, was there an area where retained prisoners were kept?