394 Comments for Massachusetts Mental Health Center

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Well, thats certainly a first. When did this place close?
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Stainless steel is a real horror to keep clean. Every tiny finger print shows. And the big Sub Zero fridges are the worst! Trust me, never get a stainless steel sub zero!
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Nice, I needed that on my bedroom door 10 yrs ago when i was too lazy to put all my various dishes in the sink. I had quite a collection of pennicillan growing in the coffee cups!
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You shoulda got a shot of his room!!! : o
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My fave so far in this set. I agreea AGAIN with Lynnie...WALLPAPER!
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If they will prevent farting, I have a couple of co-workers that can use some... ; )
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Can you just imagine how many emberrasing moments there must have been to promt someone to post that sign?

"where's Davis?!"

"poor schlep must have locked himself in there again"

"how long you think we should leave him in there this time? haha"
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I do believe I would have disturbed sleep cycles if I tried to crash there in its present condition!
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They sometimes will do that (my high school chemlab had something like this) when the intended purpose is only for the faucets to be connected to tubes to send water elsewhere. Nothing is intended to be washed there, it's only a supply. There's a drain of course, but it's only big enough to catch whatever drips from a loose fitting or someone wanting to fill something up beneath the fixture.
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That's creepy. I don't like that.
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I don't remember exactly, but I think I carefully peeked in and it was empty.
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Not sure, I didn't look...
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Interesting... the sign looks to be on the outside of the door and there doesn't seem to be a handle there either.
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I'm no scientist, but anything that prevents explosive vaporization sounds like a good thing to me!
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This is a beautiful picture