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probably something that someone created but forgot to take
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doors are so dirty, I wouldn't want to be near them let alone put food in them
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I would put that on my desk at work
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i think that's true about the casual attitude we used to have about blood, etc. we didn't go change for a few spatters, who had time.....
one general surgeon at the hospital where i trained used to walk around wearing these disgusting blood splattered shoes. it was so nasty. can you imagine being a family member & here comes the surgeon w/his bloody shoes?
mink
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Thanks, that makes sense!
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I had a nurse tell me years ago that the ONLY good thing to come out of the AIDS pandemic is that the medical profession finally started treated blood as the biohazard it is (how ironic), rather than wearing it as a red badge of courage. That really made me stop and think.
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"1964 like it reads on the Thompson Mental Health Center greeting page...I could be wrong, I'd just blame Motts then."

This will teach me to be more observant when posting purely in the comments section. I was referring to somewhere else. Maybe I'll actually look. My dumb ass got my Mental health places mixed.
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It was opened in 1912.
Ooooo I love this one!
It's only been closed since 2003 and it already looks like this?
I like this one!
This is so beautiful and peaceful looking.
Wow--that's different!
This gives me the creeps for some reason!
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1964 like it reads on the Thompson Mental Health Center greeting page...I could be wrong, I'd just blame Motts then.