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Nice Picture !!!!
Stephen21
Sat 12-08-2007
This bed is different then any other asylum beds I've seen.
Cynder
Sat 12-08-2007
I agree with Cynder, a very sinister vibe it sends
Jasmine
Sat 12-08-2007
Reminds me of a military bunk bed, only without the bunk portion. Does that make sense?
Taubin
Sun 12-09-2007
Still nicer than the beds in my old dorm.
Frida
Sun 12-09-2007
Kinda looks like a bed you'd see in a homeless shelter
EMSMedic
Sun 12-09-2007
I find it freaky that the bottom drawer is open, as if someone was waiting to come back to it or left in a hurry.
te-conrodo
Mon 12-10-2007
makes you think someone is inside that drawer
Joe
Mon 12-10-2007
I like those drawers in the bed
jackieb
Mon 12-10-2007
Thanks Jasmine. =3
Cynder
Fri 12-14-2007
Hey, I like that bed. If it were a little less functional looking, I'd put it in my room. Although I suppose they weren't thinking aesthetically when they chose the furniture.
birdy
Sun 12-16-2007
Interesting looking bed...I kinda wanna jump on it..but I fear it might brake or possibly...eat meh! D: *Dun dun dunnnn*
BadLuckBunny
Tue 12-18-2007
on night in this bed and iam going nuts^^
Burnisde
Tue 12-25-2007
Love this shot in Black & White, just think of all the people who have slept on that bed...boggles the mind
Kristiara
Wed 01-09-2008
There were most likely thousands of people that did sleep on that bed.

I have rarely seen any bed that was so disfigured in its structural alignment for a patients comfort.
Peyton C. II
Thu 01-10-2008
That type of bed would certainly be good in a dorm room, I know my kids hardly had any space at all, esp. freshman year.
AvalonSeeker
Tue 01-22-2008
Depressing.
Jen
Mon 02-25-2008
Psych beds should have no springs, and the mattresses have to be totally sealed.
pegasus64
Thu 08-21-2008
I don't think it would be very comfortable to sleep on....at least IMO that is.....
blue lamp
Sun 09-28-2008
wow,this bed looks so uncomfortable to sleep in night after night.
and i too wonder how many people must have slept in that very bed; the open drawer gives it a very sinister
vibe IMO.

beautifully haunting photograph ^ ^
@Ng3L
Mon 10-27-2008
It's my belief that part of the person who slept in the bed stays in the bed.I remember going on a scout camp when i was a kid and as i walked into the large 30 plus beds bedroom i had a really creepy feeling that i still remember today,and that was 30 plus years ago .DG...
davegangster
Mon 01-19-2009
believe it or not that is the room and bed that i called home for years and the pilows were very small i started out in 22 then got transfered to 15 then outed to transitional services at pilgrim bldg 70. has anybody seen bruno laspina he need corecting
Alumni: Cecil Trent
Tue 02-17-2009
lol AvalonSeeker, maybe that's why I liked it! Seriously, it looks roomier than my dorm bed...
birdy
Tue 03-03-2009
And this place really has a good lockdown on it... Not security... but u know.. like all the doors are smelted closed and stuff. But if ur really one of those people wwho are wiling to climb through the windows and little holes and all that... be my guest!!
\trevs
Mon 03-23-2009
its not even scarey... i went there last night and it was raining and thundering.
dontworry
Mon 07-27-2009
lol to all my peeps that i spent lockdown with in 22 4th floor
local alumni- Peaches
Mon 10-05-2009
One heck of a haunting pic, very eerie!
Marc
Mon 01-25-2010

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