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Spooked the heck out of me until I saw a comment that it was your pals.
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Probably an elevated, movable stage that was basically a floor on stilts. You see them a bunch in old schools.
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Crazy. Blows your mind to think about how technology has changed EVERYTHING. An elevated train line just for one building and for one cargo...imagine the expense and effort.
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Well I'm gonna lose weight now because after all the descriptions of what this is used for I can't eat anything! Especially not spaghetti!
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Oh bleeeeeeech!!! Ye gads I hate anything to do with hospitals or morgues or surgery or being cut open or BLECH!
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Sweet photo. But even if those aren't holes in the catwalk, neither you nor anyone else who goes here should walk over the bin. That's entrapment with a capital E if anything gives way.
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The trail leading off to the ink blotch really makes the photo, has a great vibe of "equipment running faithfully right up until the very end".
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Seconded, EPIC optical illusion. Took one look and I was like "Whaaaaat? Are you hanging from the ceiling or..."
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Joe Michaels, thank you for the info, you are obviously an expert.
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I wondered if you really meant "live" wires as in powered or that was just a dramatic title. Leaving unsecured biohazards and not turning off utilities...the people who left this place failed something awful.
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This is ridiculously gorgeous.
I'd like to put some people I work with in this cage
looks like the apartment complex where I live
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Wouldn't work for Alzheimer's patients...they may construe the dark middle part of the hallway as a hole.
What a composition. Stunning.