3,664 Comments for Greystone Park Psychiatric Center

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that looks just like the one we have at work but with less dishes <bartender>
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nice one boo
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thankyou for people like motts , he should win an award, i am dead serios when i say that he is the bravest motherfukka ive ever seen, keep it gangsta baby.im in love, dont wory im female
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coco, i am too, and its an obsession, when i get on the computer im on it looking up this stupid shit for 6 or 7 hours, i dont even have that kind of time, ive never been to one of these or known anyone thats been.my favorite one was that innenwault place. this shit started with pennhurst tho,im fascinated i dont know why,, whats wrong with us homey?
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this one looks like a old hoveround, i want one of those, the new ones
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this place looks sick, cant wait, anybody got any horror stories, cuentame pleeze
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that looks more like a smear than a splatter - I think we're all getting just a little bit too involved in identifying this - :)
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SHIVER ME TIMBERS
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I didnt say angry face, just an angry vibe! ;)
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poltergeist e? wow yeh. Cos everything in that film REALLY happened....wasn't it a documentary? lol
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yeh, cos that was the first thing the decorators thought about when they were assigned to paint the walls..........oh, shouldnt we represent HORROR in here guys? Lets get down to it!
You KNOW many angry patients? Have you asked them? Or was this in another MOVIE that you watched?
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Daniel R........jeez, you dont say?!
You are a mind of extraordinary ideas my friend!
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really Daniel R? What have you got on YOUR PC that's so different from ours? , a new version of 'scratch and sniff' -----'scratch and listen'? Either that or you're hearing voices in your head...........
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No, actually I think the building is quite solid. The exterior (stone) walls and concrete flooring were really made to last. Many old building such as this are renovated by clearing out almost everything (sometimes even the floors) and just keeping the solid outside shell.
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As far as I know, they were used to pass objects to the patient in seclusion without having to open the door (food, water, etc).