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i began x-ray school in late 1977. we had old equipment but none that was quite this old. the extending metal arm w/the cables to the left that end w/a metal disc mounted on what looks like a cone-shape- that device on the end is the x-ray tube itself. the vertical square beam coming from behind &over the top of the box is how you move the tube up & down. it probably also rotates. the knobs you see are how you set the machine. i think this is an old portable machine, probably from the 60s.
those things were hell to push!!
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thank you, johnny mac, for posting what must be the thoughts of many caregivers in all aspects of health care.
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I can imagine walking through here as the last person left on Earth, and this is the way all the buildings are starting to go. I've seen movies like that.
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I get disturbed just thinking about it . . . . ;-)
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Those gold curtains would look good in my living room after they're drycleaned 100 times anyway
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Given that a large percentage of the people in the correctional system have tried desperately to get themselves transferred into the mental health system I figure there must be at least a shade of difference.

I can think of a good way to find out for sure, however.
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Of course it would be fun- Road trip in the caddy
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When I ran a pines seach on ebay, all I found were postcards. Hey GPS systems are fun to use, you dont have to stop for directions, pull over to read a map, just listen for the voice commands. I dont have an escalade though, I have a 20 yr old Sedan Deville
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The chairs look like they're wrestling.
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Something sort of freakish about this view. Otherworldly. Somehow doesn't look like anyplace that really exists.
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Id pay for these light fixtures. They look way cooler than anything thats being made today. Heck the owners should have a sale, all you can take for $20 a car load
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that is really haunted i have been in there 1 time and that all i need
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I never saw that building before! The familiar radio tower in the distance with the light adds another bit of interest. Great picture!
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Wow, how disturbed would you be if you saw what was in MY basement? It's a playroom... kind of...
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The distortions in so many of the photos give a wonderful, nightmarish, funhouse effect. So in keeping with the twisted emotions that once passed through.