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Wax Paper

Wax Paper

Next to the freezer were some cabinets and a roll of wax paper...no autopy table was present.
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Wow, paper still on the roll...
Alyssa
Thu 01-19-2006
The paper looks pristine compared to its surroundings.
Twug
Thu 01-19-2006
aw man!! I hate that crunchy paper at the doctors office!! That stuff sucks!
Mona Lisa
Thu 01-19-2006
Dr. Sketch might like to save that kind of stuff... ;-)

It's a common item in an examination room, but a morgue? Seems a bit flimsy for preventing seepage.
Motts
Thu 01-19-2006
Perhaps that's why there was the waxy coating? To help with retaining whatever moisture the body might exude? Lynne? Any ideas?
Serrena
Thu 01-19-2006
None I want to examine more closely. =8-o
Lynne
Thu 01-19-2006
Ok, the sick horror/suspense movie fan in me thinks "Hmmm....waxed paper for the pieces parts for Hannibal Lecter's gourmet dinners."

Sorry, I know that was really morbid.
AutumnTwin
Thu 01-19-2006
WAWAWAWAWAWAWAWA!!!!!! 8`-)

"Rest in pieces"
Lynne
Thu 01-19-2006
Seeing as how ive never been to a morgue, I would have never guessed that you could possibly find wax paper there. Go figure
anna
Thu 01-19-2006
Wrap up your sammiches for you, anyone?
Jude
Thu 01-19-2006
ROMFL! But wax paper in a morgue?
awyper
Fri 01-20-2006
Please!!! My co-workers are all looking at me funny....sitting here laughing out loud at my desk......(muuhuhahahahahaaa)
Tony C.
Fri 01-20-2006
Ick!!! You said *seepage* Something about that word just makes my stomach turn!
Peaches
Fri 01-20-2006
Tony, sorry to get you in trouble at work hon.......but I was going through Dr. Snoopy Sketch's toys and found this for you. It should help whilst you are viewing our comments at work.

http://www.occasionalh...Mute's%20Bridle
Jude
Fri 01-20-2006
If I hadn't failed GCSE Chemistry and the like, I would have loved to work in a morgue... alas, it's never going to happen :-(
BritChick
Sat 01-21-2006
Jude....WHOLLY HECK! OMG! 80o
Bri
Sat 01-21-2006
Ah, the Mute's Bridle... Most useful when someone has been very naughty, much too naughty to get a regular ball gag... Will it surprise anyone that I actually have this?
Dr Sketch
Tue 01-24-2006
Oh dearest Dr.S, why doesn't that surprise me? We should ask of your inventory.... "what DON'T you have?"
Jude
Wed 01-25-2006
Anyone who wants a tour of my inventory just has to ask... I'll even give demostrations! :D
Dr Sketch
Wed 01-25-2006
Wax paper is often used in labs dealing with cell cultures. Especially labs using PVA as it prevents cell adhesion. This would fit with the room having the appearance of a morgue but without the table.
Kate
Sat 01-28-2006
this is the morgue... first room i found last night. this place was great, not all that creeoy though. expected it to be
obby
Thu 05-25-2006
how the hell is that paper so clean...
ALEX
Thu 05-25-2006
Talk about HUGE rolling papers?
gobbles
Fri 06-02-2006
quite odd that the paper is so clean. and you say the mourge wasnt that creepy? weird considering every aspect of this hospitals seems creepy to me
blot
Thu 06-15-2006
I find it suprising no jerk teenagers stole all of that wax paper. Good thing they didn't, it makes for a killer photo.
Kurt
Mon 07-10-2006
cane hill is all bullshit
telling everyone now
but my mate tels me he's be in side and it really
felz one
Sat 08-19-2006
What?
Is it just because I'm normally very easily confused or did that previous post make absolutely no sense?
Florida Jen
Wed 08-30-2006
cane hill is an asylum here in the UK,its one of the group that hellingly and severalls are part of.im not sure why its mentioned here thought.
luminous star
Sat 09-16-2006
Just a moment, I need to wrap up this sandwich...
Kolfritz
Sun 06-24-2007
did the doctor's and patients leave in a hurry?
pinkpolkadots
Sun 07-29-2007
i can't believe that after so long the paper and that cardboard box is still intact. nature is crazy
Cathy
Tue 02-19-2008
you, my friend, do some amazing work. i have always been interested in abandoned buildings, especialy mental wards, but never found a site that shows the stuctures as they were left. the images are so real that i feel like a patient. this is my first time on this site and i have been on it for about 4 hours. very well put together. thank you for sharing your findings with the rest of us.
Sam
Wed 02-20-2008
bahaha I have the urge to grab the end of the paper and run down the hall till the end of the roll!!! What fun that would be!!
Lauren
Sat 03-29-2008
Did you want that corpse "TO GO"?
eldokid@aol.com
Tue 07-29-2008
I HAVE NEAVER SCEANE WAX PAPER USED,AND IT LOOKS NEW.
DR.MERIC
Fri 01-08-2010
What else would you wrap up the body parts in, tin foil?
eldokid@aol.com
Tue 07-10-2012
looks like paper towels
professer girk
Tue 03-26-2013

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