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The couch looks tired. It seems to me that it is on it's last legs and has decided to give up or give out.

potter bucky

AS- As noted above, the cabinet contains plumbing fixtures, not a painting. Do you really think staff would take (or have) the time to paint pictures designed to make patients even more anxious? If so, they'd be certifiable themselves! If staff were angry/unhappy/nasty, they would more likely vent it through verbal or physical abuse, not through involved plots to subtly torture people with psychological games involving art! Whatever the case, these are plumbing fixtures, not a malicious artpiece!

Of course it is

check this out Nancy

http://www.uea.ac.uk/h.../patients_form_3.htm

Disappointment?!, jealousy?!

Anyone that uses restraints is a bad,evil person. Especially those mothers using 5 point restraints on their children every time they put them in the car, or the nurses at the old folks home near you who restrain some residents when they use the toilet so that they don't fall off and break a hip. Bad, evil ...

what painting?!

Easter Island

duchampian,,,,

WOW! what a logo...

this image is SO wrong, on many levels,

The painting in the cabinet behind the tub is bizarre and unsettling. This is not a good visual for patients who are trying to bathe. It is certainly not a calming sight for the reportedly violent and disturbed women who were forced to reside there. Why not a field of flowers or a sunny lake scene while the patients are vulnerable, naked and being put into a tub. It certainly could induce anxiety in a person being forced to bathe in this scenario. It seems like a cruel joke played on the patients by the staff. This probably speaks volumes for the types of inhumane treatments those poor woman had to endure.

What a delightful way to end a terrible day... coming home to finally check back in with Mr Motts' website...

more star wars - this time in the colors
like that badass desert planet