478 Comments for High Hills Developmental Center

i wonder if not one or another of the patients used this opportunity for a midnight walky walk.

no Neo , Ive never seen an endoscope, and Ive never seen an endoscopy performed. Are you offering to show me?? :-)

Did you witness the ghosts knocking the ceiling tiles off while you were there?

I guess waving a flashlight around in front of an open shutter will always resemble something "ghostly"...

If I took that cool shot in an abandoned building, sure.

anna, not too familiar with medical equipment, huh? Ever seen an endoscope? Better yet, ever seen an endoscope and then thought about where it spends its more useful hours?

Hey Motts, if you had a kick-ass, scary-as-hell pic of the most realistic ghost ever, would you post it on here?

Damn, I didnt know there was another Nick on these boards...I guess I'll have to go by Neo from now on. Oh well, Neo is a cooler name anyway....right?

I'd rather hear "agnostic" than "atheist" any day. <=my 2 cents

I guess I should clarify that by saying "sections", not "windows".

Motts, check out the reflections in three of the top four windows, looks like these stained glass windows are sheilded from rocks and debris by plexiglas, a technique I have seen used in old churches in my town...thank God for plexiglas.

lol Lynne, most people have no idea :)

I think this window is safe where it is, somthing tells me that this place requires high tech ninja skills to get into undetected. Usually, if you have the high tech ninja skills then you have enough brains to not destroy somthing so beautifull.

holy shit

This looks like leather faces
home fritening

Yup, a vacuum pump. Even if you do have suction on `tap,' that doesn't mean that the contractors remembered to hook it up in *every* fume hood that you have. Accordingly, these become very nice for facilitating your vacuum distillations, etc.