444 Comments for St Ebba's Hospital

I forgot to bring my Geshugina with me today; just brought the empty case,so pardon my spelling and oyherwise.

I'm always finding spoons buried in earth and in cemeteries an so forth.

Amen Here Also !!!!

actually, not the hammers; those are further in. what you are looking at are the 'dampers'

Oddly enough, the door to my bathroom is like that. We put a deadbolt on there so that the cats couldn't open the door and pee on the rugs.

I don't know what it is... but it reminds me of this ancient old sewing machine we had in my parents cobbler shop. We used it to resole shoes. But it had all these elaborate levies and wheels and cranks, just like this thing.

my grandma's sewing machine! definitely a Singer

The large metal syringe is actually used for flushing ears. Nothing sinister and still quite effective, even today. The large instrument described a rib spreader looks like it might actually be plaster cutters. These were the days before the little electric grinders they use these days.
Heh, I dont mean any offence to Motts or anyone else here. My old man is a GP and has been for about 40 years, he loves this site =)

Killer Freebase pipe!

"..ya know if i think about it really really hard..i can remeber my first pair of shoes....mama said theys was my magic shoues..they could take me anywhere...."

lol sorry for the long quose but its one of my favs in my film collection

RUUUUNNN FOOOORREST!!

Oh wow - we have bottles exactly like that from the same company still on the shelves inthe older wings of the labs at work!
We all know they're out of date so they're never touched but the labs are barely ever used and we don't need the storage space so they've just been left there.
Now I wonder just how old they really are!

Wha-wha-what?

0_o

Wow, that's kinda weird...It's a gorgeous shot though. ^_^

mr motts, i guess you didn't pick one pretty pink flower, just for the smell.

something dark at the top of the stairs.
inviting and repulsive.