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woops, did i say that out loud?
it's what the picture reminds me of.
it just popped in my head as soon as i clicked on it. i guess it's because it's so RED, in the rubbish, forgotten, it looks so unnatural, so anomalous, so died, er, dyed. it's like this is where the scare of red dye #2 ended up along with itself.
or is it just the ramblings of a warped mind?
If someone left that there when the facility closed, they take stupidity to a whole new level. Biohazard bags must be disposed of after 28 days if any material is in them. It doesn't matter if the material is infectious or not. When any material is introduced into the bag, the date must be written on the outside of if with a permanent marker. No date on the bag? That's a $6000.00 fine. If the date is past 28 days, that's another $6000.00 fine. Per bag.
any ways..thats really not a nice thing to leave behind