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(I love horsies too, it's SO adorable to see photos of people bottle-feeding a foal.)
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"took all the chairs, put 'em in a chair museum"?
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I like that blue tile... Much better than yellow!
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...*A-hem*...Paging Dr. Lynne!! There are FAR too many erroneous comments here to be pure sarcasm.
What a place lots of Corners to hide. . .
Are they going to chang the plastic on my headreast. . .
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(sry, can't help it- the completely random spam-style comments are hilarious!)
In just about every room theres a place to sit. . .
come have a seat.. In here. . .
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Silkster, you must have worked at a place that was small enough, or didn't lease from Xerox, and the place you got your stuff from would have been closed outright ...there were really enough people to move everything, and it wasn't deemed too expensive?? wow.
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Does anybody ever find it "demoralizing" that those suffering severe Alzhemir's dementia need to be locked in to prevent *escape?
-In this case, escape= resident wandering off to who knows where, possibly to be found dead, killed, or disappearing completely.

The photo, on the other hand, has me wondering...are actual prison yards much bigger than this, and are the buildings pictured just coincidentally low enough that the roofs need to be slanted? I don't think I've ever seen this.
like thay will be back one day!!
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Ok, if you want my 2 cents, it does rather closely resemble rooms at the JD center my developmental psych class toured. Of course, according to the program schedule, the kids were hardly in the rooms during the day unless severe behavior warranted it.
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...we needs us some more Lynne on this page, or less of the uninformed who could say that every darn broom closet in existence harbors sinister torment.
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Eww. Blue, I might find tolerable...not red, green or that weird shade of yellow. I think the problem is that it's colored like that all the way up the walls instead of half.