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Autopsy Theater

Autopsy Theater

Right across the hall from the morgue is this small autopsy theater. The dissection table was missing, most likely salvaged or scrapped.
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this is my favorite--"watching the waters of the dead and dissected."
garth
Thu 02-10-2005
Cool quote, where is it from?
Motts
Thu 02-10-2005
i just made it up, bro! and there's a damn type-o, too--it's supposed to say: "Watching the Watchers of the Dead and Dissected"
garth
Fri 02-11-2005
INterestingly, I note that every one of the multiple 'theaters' of this single facility seems to use a different kind of chairs... Uncomfortable 'bicycle' seats in some, one piece desk-chairs in others, etc...
Balance
Sat 06-11-2005
Garth, I liked your first version better....it was much more cryptic. It made me wonder what the hell you were talking about, and it was so great.
Twug
Mon 10-10-2005
Everyone always wonders what the hell *I* am talking about, but no one seems to think it's great. :`-(
Lynne
Mon 10-10-2005
Lynne, I hang on your EVERY word, dahling.
Twug
Mon 10-10-2005
With or without a noose? ;-)
Lynne
Mon 10-10-2005
Definitely without.
Twug
Mon 10-10-2005
grim grim grim my dears!!!
robbie
Fri 12-09-2005
Its rude how the comfy seats are in here instead of the birthing theater room! its an outrage! shame on you seat installers for doing this!!!!
MMG
Tue 03-14-2006
What...no snack bar??
Scarlett77
Sat 05-13-2006
i think they expected you to byos...
bring your own snack!
wasn't there a scene in "coma" where two people where working in autopsy room on a body & one guy was eating a huge sandwich?!?
heidianne
Sat 05-20-2006
ok, im convinced, this was not a hospital at all, it was a tourist attraction!
come watch a woman give birth, oh, not interested in life, come see a dead guy get choped up!
we have all your surgical viewing needs, right here at Cynthia Lee Memorial Hospital!
cory
Thu 05-25-2006
I wouldnt want to be caught dead in that place.LOl
D.J
Fri 10-20-2006
Sounds like a PBS show...."Welcome to Autopsy Theater"
Transcendental Medication
Wed 02-07-2007
medical students could learn about the body, many old medical schools have such things
pinkpolkadots
Mon 07-30-2007
What does one do with a stolen autopsy table? I really don't want to know........!
Amazed
Wed 02-20-2008
This place must have had a lot of interns.
matchmaker@birch.net
Tue 04-22-2008
If there were any really lonely people that died in the hospital here, they sure weren't lonely in death. Too little too late. It's sad, some people don't matter until they die.
arose_is4ever
Tue 10-14-2008
I can't resist ...sorry! Anyone remember young Frankenstein?
pissy missy
Wed 10-22-2008
in my anatomy and physiology class next semester, we get to go see an autopsy done on a body. going to be pretty damn creepy for me. a friend of mine told me he'd pay me if i ran in and saw the body and screamed out "OHHH NO! THATS WHAT HAPPENED TO UNCLE JOE!!!" ha.
Sam
Fri 09-25-2009
They would actually watch an autopsy?! I always thought that was a private thing. Talk about morbid...
Vanilla Breeze
Fri 08-27-2010
Watching a body be worked on is so surreal!

Took a while for me to get around the fact that when the chest cavity is cut open, it just falls apart...

Nasty stuff.
Tiny
Mon 01-17-2011
More Nazi chairs
Pepper Q
Wed 09-07-2011

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