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A few years too late, "the cup's" plant friends show up to bust him loose. Only to find he hung himself with his buddy "toast"...

The toast was obviously institutionalized and couldn't handle being set free so it talked its friend 'the cup" into a double suicide.

They are a holdover from the days of horse drawn waggons. Brand new fire houses still have them, although they really don't serve any purpose anymore. "200 years of tradition unimpeded by progress"

looks more like a crypt than a connecting hallway.

was the door intact? Maybe so one ran at the door when it was closed, crashed thru, it and then road the door down to the next floor... Maybe I read too much into it =P

Not to mention wicker would be near impossible to clean.

Why is it these always seem to look good? The company that made these must be the same company that makes the black/orange boxes for planes.

All-purpose cathetre anybody?

The bowling alley reminds me of the movie 'Girl Interrupted.'

They look like ash trays attached to the walls.

From commenting on the previous photo and discussing things with my stepmom it makes sense to me that it could very well be a washroom.

I asked my stepmom about this picture because she's worked at a few institutes and her mother did as well and she says it looks like it could've just been a wash room. Not for people but for clothing/bedding and other things. The hole could've been where they slid everything in for someone to sort through and wash.

She could be wrong though but it's just a guess. She said it's hard to depict without actually being there and knowing further details so we may never know the answer to this.

no, it was brother paul's class

the light used to make ears turn red

Mr. Motts, please tell me how do you spot such great places?