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Love the purple sky.

I would love to be able to do up a place like this and live there...modern houses and buildings don't have any of the charm and allure that older buildings seem to literally ooze. You're not weird Amy, if you are me and Kadee are right there with ya!

Your not weird Amy, when I first looked at this gallery I felt the same way, especially in comparison to the asylums and hospitals. You can just picture it fixed up and lived in, it is a beautiful place

another great shot, I think this would make a good desktop

This reminds me of a Pink Floyd Laser Light Show.

Great picture. It makes me think of those 3D glasses, where one lens is red and the other is blue.

Some form of art therapy, or just something done by dumb kids and vandals?

I am so in love with that pink tiled wall. It's sexy. I want my shower to look like that. Minus the big gaping hole, of course.

Why would you need lockers in a hospital? Unless they were for staff use, to keep their personal items in during the day so that they wouldn't get stolen.

A mattress sanitizer does make sense, although my guess would have been an autoclave. Billy seems to know what he's talking about though, so I buy it.

This reminds me of having to watch stupid movies in high school, all crammed up in a little desk, stuck sitting on a hard, uncomfortable chair for at least 70 minutes with no break.

Dee, it's very addicting to about 99.9% of people. Very easy to get addicted to. Chances are your boyfriend is lying.

Yeah, that would've made me feel right at home, having to stare some bizarre industrial-style metal light fixture in the eye while in the process of giving birth in a room crowded with eager viewers.

I'm with Lynne. If they're going to watch a woman give birth -- something which is generally considered a private thing, between the woman and her husband -- they deserve to have crappy, uncomfortable seats. It's only fair.

Just what every woman wants: a whole hospital stadium of people ogling her unmentionables while she's in labor.

I can understand having med school students present so that they could study what was going on and witness things first hand, but other than that, I can't quite grasp why anyone else would try to turn childbirth into a spectator sport.