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Simply speechless

ive come back to this picture a number of times, trying to figure out why its so disturbing....
i guess anything that has to do with children and hospitals is very saddening

lol,puddleboy..

I would hate to be the one that has got to clean this up!!!

LOL Radical Ed

Here is an interesting website addressing some of those concerns: http://dsmc.info

Ronnie, do you need to "scream" in caps? I think your point will get across just as well in regular type. Just a thought...

My concern while these hospitals are being destroyed is the unmarked graves. It would make me horrified to think that there are so many people buried there who are unknown, with the possibility of accidentally being "unearthed"!! Would the workers even report it? Good Lord, I hope so.

*winK*

I certainly hope that 100% of the population is opaque. A transparent or translucent fringe would be rather disturbing ... especially when standing beside a soap dispenser.

If you read the bottom of each page there is also a note that posting under multiple aliases can get your comment deleted and/or you can have your IP address banned. For those who are unaware, when you send a comment in to a website such as this, the Administrator (Motts) can see who sends the comments in. That is why he made the comment about posting under multiple aliases. My personal belief - if you believe it enough to say it, be responsible enough to claim credit for it.

If I thought that just 50% of the population was opaque, however, that WOULD cause me a little concern . . . =8-o

http://dict.die.net/opaque/

The thoughtful views that Serrena and others provide for these photos, is what makes this site so interesting. I have learned very valuable insight as to the how and why of so many things here.

Viewing the photos without reading the comments is like watching TV with the audio muted.

i have sat in that chair b 4 i feel so cool i went up there sat.

thats the chair from session 9. i live in danvers i just went up there on 1/14/05 its scary