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Posted by hoarznest
Yep - look like fetal pigs. Was this an abandoned school or something along those lines?
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Yes, but the school has been abandoned for 20+ years...
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Dammit WB you beat me to it! Yeah I'm pretty sure they're fetal pigs, it was an old highschool afterall...
Posted by Send4Help:
ITS EIGHT FUCKING THIRTY!!
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Posted by WarBird69
Yes, but the school has been abandoned for 20+ years...
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They could have been in a jar or something that somebody smashed and left them where we found them, all dried out
Posted by Send4Help:
ITS EIGHT FUCKING THIRTY!!
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Posted by WarBird69
Yes, but the school has been abandoned for 20+ years...
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Pretty impressive that they are still in that good of condition. But considering that they were probably preserved in formaldehyde, it makes sense. Also would explain the lack of desire for any critters to snack on them over the years.
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Just a small point, that school has been abandoned for 7.5 years at most, there was a sign from July 2002
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Posted by FoilFlaws
Just a small point, that school has been abandoned for 7.5 years at most, there was a sign from July 2002
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See that's where I'm confused thAts a LOT of decay for less than a decade, and the database claimes it's been empty for over 25 years as of 2007... So I don't know, that sign may have been brought over at some point seeing as the building was used for storage for a while...
Posted by Send4Help:
ITS EIGHT FUCKING THIRTY!!
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A reminder about postage stamps would be weird to have posted in a storage facility but either way I agree about the amount of decay. Although the first few floors weren't in a major state of decay. It was the areas closer to the second building that were really wrecked and the basement, the gym, the locker rooms and cafeteria.
Either way..this mystery is more mysterious than the freaky piglets that will now haunt my Winnie the Pooh nightmares.
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Gah! I was at an old mill a few months ago, and there were at least 15 of these garbage bags full of deer parts (and a few of pig parts) all over the place. I almost stepped in them a few times. My question is, if you're going to clean your deer right there in the field, why bother with the plastic bag? Let the poor thing return to the soil, as nature intended.
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I believe in some states you are required to being everything out with you even after you field dressed the deer, not sure on that though
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Found this poor dog while leading a patrol at the Connaught Ranges last spring...figure it drowned at was left behind by the receding ice and snow.
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Dead raccoon hanging over a fence once.. It was very fresh and we have no idea how he ended up there.
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scared the shit out of me..damn it was big1.
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Posted by victoria-
scared the shit out of me..damn it was big1.
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Dawww he's sleepin! LOL
Posted by Send4Help:
ITS EIGHT FUCKING THIRTY!!
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A hawk, which I have made a thread out of, sort of murder mystery.. lol
A ashtray, i mean a turtle at the Ft Worth water treatment plant.
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Posted by KingJalopy
A hawk, which I have made a thread out of, sort of murder mystery.. lol
A ashtray, i mean a turtle at the Ft Worth water treatment plant.
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i fucking love turtle shells
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original pic:
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Found this at Incore, an abandoned automotive painting place (I think). Got a chuckle out of it
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They're afraid that the guy is going to push air into his skin (i.e. a cut)...
I used to work with an air hose that I was not allowed to dust myself off with... (I did anyway)
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I figured as much. But when I first read it, I imagined people literally blowing their clothes off. Like the hose was so powerful it just tore the clothes right off them.
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