Of course it's the girl's bathroom. All the toilet seats are down.
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I think I need some ativan. I sure could use it about me. Too much info into a small mind as mine. Spidergirl sure has her moments. Woe is me.
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DeafAngel, you make perfect sense, and I too am glad that they monitored you constantly. I don't think it would be as fun here without you!
Privacy is a priviledge, not a right, and if it means saving someone's life, their privacy SHOULD be revoked. I'd rather someone be alive and humiliated than dead to protect their "dignity"...
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Okay, you all making me loopy. I live in southwestern Georgia close to Florida state line. I went and flushed our toilet and it flushed counterclock wise. I never noticed that. Learn something new every day!
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is it me, or is a certain spider person hyped on abuse? I am not saying anything against her mode of sentence structure and mispelling, but her attitude toward abuse. My daughter is hard of hearing and she words her sentences same as Spidergirl, so that no problem for me. It the way she hypes about children being abused and such. Makes me shudder. Gee whiz!
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When was a shaker machine an item for abuse? Gee, Spidergirl, get real! As a teenager I loved playing on my mom's and only abuse I had was an itching fanny, but felt good nontheless! Not everything was abusive. What seems barbaric to us in our time, was probably legit in their time. To truly realize what went on in this place, you would have had to be among them. All we have is heresay and tales of abuse and neglect, and we truly not know if this is fact because even papers and by word of mouth could be intentionally false. Sure, some staff person who was tired and maybe had problems took it out on some patients, but we cannot group all of them together. There are many staff that are good and just trying to do their job the best they know how. I praise them for their efforts.

I heard many bad rumors about the mental facility where I was sent to, and I was scared to death, they had a rap for being abusive and mistreating patients. However, I was amazed how nice the staff were and tried make my transition into institutional life easy as possible. I learned never listen to rumors unless you find out the true facts yourself.

Just my thoughts on this...I know many people think different.

Please excuse my spelling and word order.
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When I was sent involuntarily (spell?) to the mental hospital for suicide tendicies (spell?) I was under strict suicide watch, and I no could bath alone nor use toilet without some there with me. It was shameful have guard over me and under lock and key, however, I thankful now I was no left alone and was monitered much. If not, I would may not be here posting this comment. I would have suceeded in suicide. I know many prefer their privacy, but when comes to safety, then privacy has be placed on secondary and not primary. Hope this makes sense. I no good with word structure, sorry.
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LOL thats where i go to the dentist
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Hmm, when I first saw the picture the holes looked like they were created by bullets.
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THE TREE IS INNOCENT.....FREE THE TREE
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I ALWAYS ENJOYED LOOKING OUT OF THE CELL MORE THAN LOOKING INTO THE CELL
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I DO ...
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is it haunted
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Ilaynay's post of the killer dress is an old take off of the ancent story of the cursed kimono of japan that allegadly sparked off the great fire that nearly wiped out tokyo. Story goes: a young bride recives a kimono for her wedding, upon trying it on, she dies, the kimono is then passed on and each girl that recives it, dies. the garment it's self is belived to be cursed by priests and they decide to burn it, hot embers from the burnt kimono is caught by the wind and sparked the fire that leveled tokyo (that at the time was all wooden structures) and killed thousands of people and destroyed much of the city.
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I always find scary things like this... I mean, toys left by children.

It seems that the little owner of this green teddy has just forgot his stuffed friend on the table and will soon return to catch it...