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hehe this reminds me of that scene in i think it was a clock work orange, where he has his eyes locked open and has to watch the movie lol i dont know why.
*shivers* thats creepy.
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Hello,
I was in the Hospital the other day and saw this room ( on the first floor ) and it has hose connections and a very thick door that closes the body of the table off from what looks like the head part. Also across from this room was a shower stall with state of the art high pressure hydro therapy station. I read about this and it was originally built for the Inebriates. You know cold water to sober them up. The table in the smaller room looks very much like an autopsy table with a slant for water to run off.
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It looks like there are loads of faces at the door

All like staring and wanted to come and get you or something... ewww
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Do not like it... at all, its way too creepy *shudders*
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Hoemahgawd it does!!!


Im quite scared now =/
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You could just imagine some standing there in the darkness

*shudders*
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Is it me or does it look like some one s in the window to the right of the pic?
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I love this photo - any chance of getting a larger version (say, 1280x854 (powerbook LCD size))?
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I hope the people that live in those apartments are continously haunted by whatever rewsides on that land for being part of the desecration of such a beautiful part of history. And to the corporate assholes that care more more about money and their country club membership than a piece of history may god have mercy on your souls.
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ive watched session 9 and i have to say, it is one of the most boring, UNscary films i have ever seen

but i must admit, the bit that tells you about danver was interesting
I cant believe they leave this expensive equipment lying around in abandoned US hospitals.
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it's an amazing photo ! i love it !
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i like how it connects with cupids
Nasty old things - good that polio is a thing of the past. I remember colleagues telling me it was all hands on deck when the power went out, and you had to crank them by hand. Some patients could sit out and breath by moving their torsos up and down, but it was tiring. There was another egg shaped one you could sit up in.