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They are pretty rare to come by though in my experience... I only know of about 4 of these types of rooms. Sound proof and / or stain proof seclusion rooms seem to be a more popular solution. Then again, many of the pads in these types of rooms are held up by Velcro or a similar temporary method, so they might have been removed and an explorer would never know. I think I remember this hospital having another set of these green pads laying around outside, and I've seen a dismantled padded wall at another hospital in the states.
Ha! Makes me think of when the U.S. tried to force some dictator out of his hiding place by playing loud rock music. 8`-)
Now, now, you just KNOW they tormented the poor soul locked in there with the sounds of Yoko Ono. :-D
Or that could be him in the mirror alongside the door using a tripod - hard to say - mebbe with a very tall spider.
Good photo. It actually looks like the mats that are on the walls of the small gym in my school. Except we don't have mirrors. Or nice speakers. Lol.
I like the vampire idea =)
(Lynne, it's OK, I think it's a very tall spider, too....)
These walls remind me of my middle school gym class. The gym was padded all the way around exactly like this, only the padding was red (came in handy too!).
To some people such a place is a refuge, a place of safety. Now go back to the top and read my first comment again.
I would high-tail it outta there SO fast after discovering that. The whole concept of insanity scared me half to death, and just think of what's gone on within those walls...
Those poor horses have hooves, and can't possibly open it! (sigh) What asses, whoever designed those doors!
Yeah, Eric I know. and it is sad that rooms of this design also were used for people,
without a way to get out. I was only making an observation with my above post, not being
inconsiderate of the poor patients that had to stay in this room for extended amounts of time.
*jump*
CRASH!
*slice slice slice*