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Smashed

This looks like it was a shallow sink, or hydrotherapy aide.
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for some reason, i find this to be so sad. no one cared for them when they were alive and no one cares now.
me
Tue 07-19-2005
I don't know why, but for some reason this image works as a metaphor for the death of the whole building for me...
rich_edwards79
Thu 09-29-2005
Yes, it's very sad. No one cares for the poor sinks anymore. :(
Judderman
Thu 01-19-2006
i agree....in fact i reckon the nurses never did care for the sinks...constant beatings and abuse...never a wipe down or a clean...then they'd just be locked ina small room with no company, no food.....just the darkness....*sniff*
Live
Thu 01-19-2006
God, Live, I've missed you . . . . . . . 8`-)
Lynne
Thu 01-19-2006
were there shower stalls in this bathroom? only because I can'[t see how it could b used for hydrotherapy what body part could comfortably fit in there. it was probably one of those sinks for washing hands, w/ the little pedals on the bottom that u stepped on and it made the water come on. meant for a few people at one time to be able to wash up.
lizardking1971
Mon 10-09-2006
Slab tub.
Lynne
Mon 10-09-2006
Of course unless you're Feds and then its a Slap Tub
Transcendental Medication
Thu 02-08-2007
It seems like a building lives and thrives off it's
inhabitants and when they have all gone the
building dies a little
meandyou
Sat 01-12-2008
This was used to wash up the dead bodies before being placed into the freezer.
Brittany
Mon 12-13-2010
This is also creepy because I wouldn't want to be in there. Period!
Asia Lyons
Wed 10-26-2011

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