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The hooks are for a hose to rinse the table surface as well as organs etc... They are on most stationary autopsy tables.
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Cupid cowerering in the corner waiting for the executioner to take her to the gates of hades.
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Cupid, they didn't even give you a mattress on the floor much less pluck off your wings. You were lucky because could fly out of this misery. In that room, most likely, the wings were excised and you would have been left to the demons.
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Being that close cupid, could you smell the breath of death?
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It's it, there is no way out and I am at the bottom of my soul and now I'm even losing that. These photos deserve comment perhaps not only for the talent for which they deserve, but for the thought that they elicit from the viewer. I view cupid from a different perspective that I view the other photos. It put the human element in an otherwise dead and a no longer vital enviorment. The human aspect threw me for a bit of a loop.
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Welcome my dear to the horror show, we've been waiting for you.
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My god cupid, you saw the enemy and it was you.
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Sorry - what was that? Dead turtles?
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no i beg to differ i have seen dead tutrels
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Im doing a project on derelict greenhouses, this image is perfect, really wonderful, but i have to create a title for the project finding it really hard....something along the lines of...'Memories of a Greenhouse:Inside and outside'??? Any ideas????
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That kind of information is not permitted to be posted on this website, sorry...
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Sorry PF, that kind of information isn't posted on this website.
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If I remember correctly, the morgue was on the right, one or two doors down.
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I'm not quite sure where the hospital cemetery is myself.
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I've changed the title to the Arcade Building, sorry for the mislabel.