2,712 Comments for Fuller State School and Hospital

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Mmmmm, like Barney?!?

i love you, you love me, were so happy, sappy crappy song
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episiotomies, hemorrhoids, sitz baths, OH MY!
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It wasn't the sitz bath itself, as the picture that went with it... I had dreams last night that the thing in that picture (I can't even think of it as genitals anymore, as it was half sewn shut!) was chasing me through a hallway of sitz baths! :D
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I'd be thinking "look at the pretty purple dinosaurs coming to devour our souls"!
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Poor, poor Sketch. Suffering a lifetime of nightmares, of Sitz baths.
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Actually, it was there to help, not torture. The warm water helped relax the muscles, especially for those who were less capable of movement. Although, it does disturbingly look like a sitz bath...
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Surprisingly, it flowed both ways at once, which caused the person sitting on it to get soaked! Not unlike a sitz bath, really... :D
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I want to know which way the water flowed when it flushed, clockwise or counter clockwise?
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Nice to see Turbozute's interests are as international as my own, but I'd query how a metal toilet bowl could be used to slash wrists. Bit difficult to smash a metal toilet, I'd have thought. Doubtless he knows better.
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That's gotta be annoying if you ever need to fix the plumbing.
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Can you imagine how cold that must have been to sit on??? Ugh...
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(I'm not trying to be an ass, I'm truly curious) Have they proven that it was blood? I just want to make sure it isn't a myth/legend before getting my hopes up...

You are right, however, that not all blood stains will decompose. I read that it might have to do with the type of blood it is (A or B or whatever), but there wasn't enough proof either way... Mainly I was worried about people injecting something sinister where there isn't.
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Motts, please-oh-please tell me how careful you are again when you're in these rooms. Can you imagine how much it would suck if that door shut when you were in there? You at least prop it open, or have someone outside, right??? That's now on my list of worst ways to die: stuck in an abandoned hospital in a seclusion room, starving to death! ~shudder~
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That is not in all cases though Sketch, there is a house in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, where a young woman was killed instantly by a Confederate sniper's bullet during the battle on July 3rd, 1863, her blood is still visible on the pantry walls where the massive .454 bullet terminated her on that fateful day. (it was an accidental shot, the sniper was actually aiming for a squad of officers behind the house, probably set the sights on his rifle too low or high)
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What's so scary about "i"s? How many words would you be able to spell without the letter i? :D

Yeah, that's really creepy... Good job Motts!