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For sure that's an icepick handle in the handyman toolbox. I wonder if they had the janitors do lobotomies to save money?
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~A~

Now THAT'S funny! :`-)
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See the cam on the right hand side? It will provide a nice rocking motion for the pointy thing clamped into the top of the machine. (see the little clamp handle?).

It's the, wait for it,

the first self-serve lobotomy machine. Welcome to the show my friends.....
Does anbody else think that the walls inside of the room look strangely clean and intact?
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i did a charcoal piece of this from about the same angle and a collage of w-6 for my art class. both made the art show
It does too, bucky!
I love this picture... but if I tried, I couldn't for the life of me describe why it is one of my favorites.

When I saw it I thought 'proceed with extreme caution'. I've been playing too many first peson shooters ( o ^_^ o )
Lovely. It looks to me like nature is trying to reclaim the place.
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She looks like all of us at one time or another.
Were all trapped in our inner lives full of pain, fear, shame and sin.
We pound on the door begging to be let out but we can't open it ourselves we have to ask for help on the other side to be truly free.

"Knock, Knock..."
Will you open the door of salvation and hope?
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where does it lead to?
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love the new pictures
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I have a fairly large and old york air compressor made in york pennsylvania,that has a model number and shop number on it,but i cant find any info on it.Does anyone know anything about these compressors?
You just need a Tesla coil to produce one of those buzzing sparks used in too many horror films.
I was also thinking about Salvador Dali's menting clocks.
Often the lift cars are taken as low as possible, propped from below, & the cable cut releasing the emergancy brakes.

Some lifts at abandoned Underground stations have had this done to them to deactivate them.