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Well, when one deals with death daily a little humor probably goes a long way towards retaining your sanity. I mean, in a job like that you are smacked in the face with your own mortality every day. We all do what we can to improve our situations.
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No. It doesn't.
To some people such a place is a refuge, a place of safety. Now go back to the top and read my first comment again.
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i remember you isaac
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Oh I think a padded cell would be great for pent up agression!

Wonderful Motts!
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either side of windows lay quadrangles where patients could sit,a german architect designed severalls
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Im sure they will soon bulldoze this place to build condos or house. Too bad.
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the main hall was attacked by arsonists it boasted an original sprung floor.
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indeed between the pipes was a payphone and barton ward ibelieve lay beyond those doors.
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three and a half miles of corridor,and as big underneath as was above.
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It looks really freaking familiar like deja vu. I think Motts photographed another english hospital with the same type of wall of windows. I shall have to investigate!
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Free penicilan! ( I really think I spelled it wrong)
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Stunning, Motts!
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Way creepy!
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i wonder if they had a deaf husky dog?
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I was thinking the same thing!