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Lynne...the hydrochloric acid drip torture?

Motts, you are doing it again with this gallery. I have been kinda busy, and am just starting to catch up... :)

They look sad to me too. Very sad. They are so sad, they are leaning on each other...

Wonderful...

That is what we call a "Cumuzekyame"...Italian for a "whatyamacallit".....although I like the lobotomy explaination.
Eman--
the soap dispencer joke started here...
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Oooo this room gives me the creepies...

holy shit

yesterday i went drivin around there and the police said that there were murders and rapes

as always Motts you've left me wanting more! Awesome shots as always! Keep up the great shots and post soon.

they ran outta bodies so now they perform there autopsies on flies. What is this world coming to?

Loved the UK sets, can't wait to see Belgium and Germany. I agree with Barbara Japan has some beautiful sites. I saw a statue of Buddah that was 1000 years old there, it was carved out of wood!

You would love Australia, my husband says Tasmania is beautiful. The Outback is fascinating.

Life revolves around forms in hospitals. There seems to be a form for anything and everything. Some of the forms I have dealt with were signed by a doctor in pencil! One would think that they would know that they have to sign in pen.

Reminds me of the time they showed a rugby league player having a cut on his head stapled shut and the stapler got jammed.

Well at least they found a use for them. There is a saying "He/she was legless" - drunk, full as a fairies phonebook.

13 seems appropriate for a bio hazard number.

You would be suprised what some people will swallow or fall in, I can remember a case here in Australia that a guy working on a farm fell in a tub of cattle or sheep dip and he hed to be buried in a special bio - hazard container. Another bloke had such high toxin levels that he was buried in a similar container and his mother was upset because she couldn't see him.