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haha Puddleboy "I seriously doubt they ever thought this photo would appear on the internet."

"Hey Bob, you know all that paper you were supposed to take to the recycler... you did that, right? Normally I wouldn't ask but I was visiting this site...."
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It must have been nice to get a shower once in while, for the bedridden.
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Thanks Lynne, I was looking at it guessing it was a bib of some sort (for TB, coughing).

Why would anyone feel the need to restrain a TB patient, but then I hear you lot are all just a bunch of sadistic bastards! I bet you drown kittens just for fun, huh.


(Pls take that with the humour it was intended, I retract if you dont see the funny side of it).
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aww, Yay for the chairs!

Hopefully they get along okay, especially seeing as they have to look at each other... "your upholstry is a gross colour" "yeah, well yours is ripped" "so what, so's yours, even worse than mine" "yeah, but mines ripped in a 'cool' way, your rips are just tryhard"
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Is it necessarily a date? Perhaps a group number, for medication purposes perhaps? "No Mr Ronckowitz, you're only allowed 4, you don't get no more"
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does blood separate over time? Like, yoghurt, how it gets running on the top and sludgey at the bottom. Perhaps sitting in the cap is a nice thick sludge of congealment. Yummy. Seriously, isn't that why they shake blood? (thats a question to, not a sarcastic remark, I know sometimes it hard to tell)
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His and Hers, cute. But why isn't the mirror centered over them both, someone was a mirror hog.
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It's the little generator that could.
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Awww, its a cute little metal face, looking at me cross-eyed.


:S Ive got a case of the cutes tonight, obviously.
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Its the Mottership, calling its little wheelchair home....


hehe I was going to say mothership but then I made a typo and thought it was too cute to correct...
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I go to school in one of these buildings. The school's called Eastern Suffolk School of Practical Nursing. Tonight the place was esp eerie, foggy and haunting. When I got home I had to go online immediately to research this place. I really didn't think it was this amazing place and story. I sensed something strange about the place from the beginning. A peculiar sense of eeriness. It's definitely spiritual. Thank you for this site.
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Reminds me of a corridor from Resident Evil
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Beautiful shot motts
Amazing shot. I was just there this weekend and it's amazing what a freaking wreck the place is now. This shot isn't even possible there is so much stuff in the way now...
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hmm that's a dilemma.
i do a lot of exploration and of course the first rule is not to directly interfear with the place you explore.afterall we are not criminal's and really in context we are doing a good thing by recording site's that are living on borrowed time.
but it is hard to resist the temptation not to save stuff which of course would be theft.it is a shame that it is all just left to either be destroyed by wrecking crew's or for some dick head to set fire to,which has happened to alot of places i have been to.