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I wonder why?
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This reminds me of when I used to go with my father to the hospital's mezzanine. He would enter readings in logs of boilers and such. Located on the mezzanine was the furnace they used to burn body parts. Severed limbs, placentas etc.
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Good one Motts!
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Bodiers? What the hell? Lets try "bodies".
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Bodiers brought in dead? As opposed to those brought in otherwise?
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Ooooo - First comment! Looks like old latex gloves on the floor. I bet they went through a lot of those in here.
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Once again an awesome set Mott's
at least their not writing on the walls !!!!!
i bet you would !!!
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Very powerful images.
You are coming back to England again, aren't you?
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Amazing set Motts.
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Great shot. Really enjoyed all of your posts from the UK - fantastic work.
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I don't know why, but calling it "the fridge" made me giggle a little....
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Surgical hypochlorite solution? I wonder what they would use that for. I thought bleach was mainly used to clean/disinfect surfaces. The formalin would do that job for the actual cadavers, wouldn't it?
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A girl name Kate Guerriero is putting togeather a clean up for the cemetery on the 26th of may. She's the producer of her Dixmont documentary; which is very good!

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