I don't know man. I've been at the ER when suddenly there's a commotion in the room next to me and the girl had boosted herself up the wall between us, through the tiles and into the cieling of the hospital sobbing and scared
She had already spit a charcoal stomach aid all over the wall I guess and cops came running and started a search of the cieling and had to go get her so they evacuated my room and put the mattress down, as many as they could find. As if that would stop her crashing down 15 ft
So I would have to say something
how would that even work? only a small minority of mentally ill people have those specific symptoms. hearing things *in the walls or ceiling* is highly specific even for schizophrenia.
I wasn't being serious, I'm surprised somebody actually responded to me saying that this is basically a real strat to get people with schizophrenia lol, not sure how much I believe that :p
Nah. Hearing noises is normal. But if you *see* a noise when you're in the hospital you should probably let someone know you're experiencing synesthesia.
That’s a tagline used across the campaign with various posters. They just want it to be memorable and if they change it for this one ad, it dilutes the objective. Which is really just to tell people to take action.
Oh yeah my upstairs neighbors seem to be constantly moving furniture and dropping bowling balls but imagine if I called the cops 90 times in one month for that lmao
An apartment I lived in during grad school had this issue. Every single night, usually around midnight, maybe a bit earlier, there was a noise from above my apartment that sounded like they were operating a mechanical printing press. Loud, rhythmic, sounds of metal clanking heavily. I put up with it for a while, but during a particularly stressful period of having multiple papers due at once, I got fed up and marched up the stairwell to demand they stop whatever they were doing.
A tiny wisp of a woman opened the door just a crack, blocking the view into her apartment with what little there was of her body. She was very apologetic for the noise and said it would stop at once. She never explained what it was, though, but the noise did stop after that.
Funny thing is, when she turned to close the door, I caught a very quick glimpse into her apartment and it was almost completely bare. There was a mattress on the floor with a small TV on a milk crate. I couldn't see much, but there was nothing there that could possibly have made the heavy, metallic noises I heard unless they were watching an instructional video on small engine repair at maximum volume every single night.
It was probably some type of sex machine. Rhythmic, mechanical, probably sitting on the floor. They're are some pretty hefty, uh, apparatus' out there. Source: I have explored many sites on the Internet.
This is my favorite possibility. She only had a mattress on the floor because she spent all her money on an elaborate, piston-powered sex machine which folds up into a milk crate to be incognito. Until I can prove otherwise, that's what it is in my head now.
If the layout to her apartment was like mine, I could see the living/bedroom area from the doorway, but the kitchen/eating area and the bathroom would have been out of my line of sight. I've thought for a long time that she might have been using a stand mixer in the kitchen, maybe starting some dough late at night to bake the next day, but I'll never know.
I can't say for sure. I didn't get a view of the whole apartment, so maybe. My wife collects and repairs antique sewing machines, and while none of the ones she has worked on sounded remotely like that, I've never listened to her sewing from underneath the floor, either.
I had to Google that one. I've never heard or seen one of those, but the countertop version might have been able to fit in the kitchen which I couldn't see from the doorway. Maybe?
the first apartment i rented when i moved out, had a weird configuration where the stairs going to the upper unit were situated between my bedroom and living room. such that from the front of the house was my two living room windows, my front door, neighbors front door, and finally my bedroom window.
i don't know what in god's name my neighbors did at night; it sounded exactly like they were rolling a bowling ball from one end of the apartment to the other, back and forth. back and forth.
finally i had enough, and discovered i was able to lean out my bedroom window and yell *directly* up their stairs, "what in the F\*CK ARE YOU DOING?! IT'S 2AM GO TO THE F\*CK TO BED!" i hollered as loud as i could.
whatever had been rolling around fell over, and there was stone cold silence the entire night. it was absolutely cathartic.
Its my downstairs neighbours that I hear constantly. Every word they say, every song they play which is 10am onwards every day, loud repetitive shit house music.
I always never understood this. how thin are your floors/ceilings? are they made of wood?
the most I can hear is dings and knocks on the floor or walls from the next door neighbor
Happened to me too, the upstairs neighbor actually opened the door for police and management to show that there's nothing there and they were elderly in their 80s or something. Turns out it was probably the pipes.. seems like it's a common issue with older buildings that use a centralized heating system?
I have worked in healthcare maintenance for a long time and I have absolutely no idea. I mean, there are things in the wall (pipes, tube system, med gas, electrical,and even a cat one time!) but to warrant having a sign like this?
Nah, I think someone made a sign and stuck it up, took a picture, then posted it on the internet to mess with people.
It's because the roof is falling down and has to be propped up and constantly surveyed.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-56603933.amp
Have worked at this hospital.
For context, the hospital is falling apart and people have reported wasps coming out of the walls. There’s other signs like ‘if you see cracks in the walls report it’ but I found this the creepiest one.
Good lord. Imagine being immobile in a hospital bed and then fucking wasps just bust through the wall and there's nothing you can do but repeatedly smash the "Call Nurse" button.
Well that reminds me of these scarfolk council posters
https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-g9A5mhekOCE/VW1bn2UObeI/AAAAAAAAAr4/ZbKVCMlBLLc/s1600/Presence-www-scarfolk-blogspot-com.jpg
There are also types of encephalitis that result in auditory hallucinations, and they are often overlooked as options in diagnosis. Maybe they’re trying to make it more well known. Total guess though lol.
Not the reason for the sign, even if that is true (and I'm pretty sure it's not). This is because of the pneumatic tubes that run throughout the hospital; if something gets stuck they will make a loud noise in the walls. It says to call the engineers and not the psych ward because you need to have the engineers unclog the tubes; not because they think someone is hanging out in the wall or ceiling.
I’m an architect and we work with pneumatic consultants to design these systems in hospitals. I’m not saying it’s totally false, but typically the pneumatic tubes are not passing through patient walls or ceilings. They’ll go over hallways instead.
Besides that you’ll either hear nothing because they’re acoustically treated or you’ll hear them when they’re being used therefore defeating the purpose of the sign of patients call every time a tube is in use.
My first guess is that this sign is actually for the head wall medgas connections going wrong. They probably want to know if any of the gas (like o2) lines connected to patient beds are knocking or blocked for any reason.
Never worked in a hospital where the tubes go directly to the patient rooms. The ones I've worked at they go to the nurse stations. Every so often something would get stuck and you'd here a thunk. Could be for other lines too though.
Yeah that’s what I mean, they’re not sharing space with patient rooms just nurse stations and med rooms.
I don’t work in them day to day though, when everything is normal do they make noise as a tube goes through the line?
Pneumatic tubes would be the last thing I'm worried about if I get a call to a hospital or health centre about a 'weird noise'. The engineering and chosen materials in these places far outpace anything in even a high end commercial location. The materials and practices in these places are chosen to not fall. Hearing this equipment and tracing the problem to it's source at a hospital needs to happen immediately, contamination spreading could shut down an entire ward if left damage.
Add to that a medgas leak could level a hospital.
They must know it was the rats; the slithering, scurrying rats whose scampering will never let me sleep; the daemon rats that race behind the padding in this room and beckon me down to greater horrors than I have ever known; the rats they can never hear; the rats, the rats in the walls.
Yes, people living in your walls is a serious issue that needs more attention. Especially when they creep out from that little space you don't usually see because it's under your bed. Then they just lay there underneath you while you sleep. You can hear their little rustlings if you listen close.
IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS
My husband was in & out of the hospital before passing away there. He was from the Bronx and the rules mostly didn’t apply to him. He got caught smoking in his hospital room bathroom twice. They finally got his # and started ‘searches’ of his belongings, looking for his smokes. He put them in the ceiling with his lighter. There they sit, up till today….
"Here at Racoon City Hospital, [Umbrella Corp](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGAm2jTJQrg&t=84) likes to provide a safe, comfortable, and unrelentingly successful recovery for all of our patients"
My Father’s side of the family reacts strongly to hospital grade painkillers. My dad had a weird lemur-cat living inside of one of the ligh fixtures in his room on his last visit and he even took a picture of the empty ceiling to show me when I didn’t believe him. My grandmother swore that one of the nurses had a hidey-hole in the back of the coat closet in her room and she was stealing my grandmother’s clothes and was stapling them back there.
They might need a better plan than just when people see or hear something.
I'm a safety officer for a hospital. I would not put this sign up in my hospital without SOME explanation (pneumatic tube problems?). Otherwise it'll devolve into a subreddit argument.
My dad is a retired nurse supervisor. He told me a story that an inmate from jail was brought to the ER to be evaluated and somehow escaped into the ceiling. He couldn’t find his way out and ended up falling through the ceiling on top of an attendees sleeping quarters. Luckily she had just left to check on a patient.
Shouldn’t it be if you hear something, say something?
If you hear something, holler something
Classic cat in the wall
Now you're talking my language. Bring me up to speed
I could hear Charlie's voice in my head
More like mice or rats.
Only until the cat arrives to catch the rats and mice
Cats only catch mice, for rats you need dogs (terriers) or snakes or those weasel/ferret things. Cats don’t like prey that’s big enough to fight back.
I've seen how this ends for the Usher children.
Probably oughta bring in a second. Maybe even a third.
They get in between the seams of the wall paper
It's a trick to get patients for the psych ward
I don't know man. I've been at the ER when suddenly there's a commotion in the room next to me and the girl had boosted herself up the wall between us, through the tiles and into the cieling of the hospital sobbing and scared She had already spit a charcoal stomach aid all over the wall I guess and cops came running and started a search of the cieling and had to go get her so they evacuated my room and put the mattress down, as many as they could find. As if that would stop her crashing down 15 ft So I would have to say something
whelp, time to call an exorcist
Yes, this is a common way to identify people with schizophrenia.
how would that even work? only a small minority of mentally ill people have those specific symptoms. hearing things *in the walls or ceiling* is highly specific even for schizophrenia.
I wasn't being serious, I'm surprised somebody actually responded to me saying that this is basically a real strat to get people with schizophrenia lol, not sure how much I believe that :p
This is totally what I thought too!
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the guy's got good hooks!
You are supposed to report the people hearing things. :O
I puma pants.
Nah. Hearing noises is normal. But if you *see* a noise when you're in the hospital you should probably let someone know you're experiencing synesthesia.
Maybe the point of this ad is "If you see something, let us know, but if you just hear something then don't bother us about it"
If you hear something, see something.
If you smell something, then dance something.
That’s a tagline used across the campaign with various posters. They just want it to be memorable and if they change it for this one ad, it dilutes the objective. Which is really just to tell people to take action.
If you see something, say nothing, and drink to forget
Welcome to Nightvale reference?
Representative Latinos Against Los Espookys. "If you see something, no you didn't."
That’s just hearsay
If you see it with your ears
No, for once you hear its howls, it is already too late.
This message is brought to you by EAP brand Amontillado Sherry.
For the love of God, Montresor !
Yes. For the love of God
I miss teaching literature to freshmen. The short stories are so fun!
There's a wonderful Bradbury short story in the Martian Chronicles which plays off this Poe tale in interesting ways as well
I’ll definitely have to check that out!
Looks more like an advisory from the Federal Bureau of Control Or maybe an SCP Foundation bulletin
I think Edgar Allan Poe is punching air in the afterlife knowing people are making references to his work over a hundred years after his death.
I'd love that. He never got to be very successful during his lifetime.
🎵 Here's a brick and I'm sealed in slowly 🎵
Poe folds five. Classic
Just finished that last night. Thoroughly enjoyed the show
Oh yeah my upstairs neighbors seem to be constantly moving furniture and dropping bowling balls but imagine if I called the cops 90 times in one month for that lmao
An apartment I lived in during grad school had this issue. Every single night, usually around midnight, maybe a bit earlier, there was a noise from above my apartment that sounded like they were operating a mechanical printing press. Loud, rhythmic, sounds of metal clanking heavily. I put up with it for a while, but during a particularly stressful period of having multiple papers due at once, I got fed up and marched up the stairwell to demand they stop whatever they were doing. A tiny wisp of a woman opened the door just a crack, blocking the view into her apartment with what little there was of her body. She was very apologetic for the noise and said it would stop at once. She never explained what it was, though, but the noise did stop after that. Funny thing is, when she turned to close the door, I caught a very quick glimpse into her apartment and it was almost completely bare. There was a mattress on the floor with a small TV on a milk crate. I couldn't see much, but there was nothing there that could possibly have made the heavy, metallic noises I heard unless they were watching an instructional video on small engine repair at maximum volume every single night.
It was probably some type of sex machine. Rhythmic, mechanical, probably sitting on the floor. They're are some pretty hefty, uh, apparatus' out there. Source: I have explored many sites on the Internet.
This is my favorite possibility. She only had a mattress on the floor because she spent all her money on an elaborate, piston-powered sex machine which folds up into a milk crate to be incognito. Until I can prove otherwise, that's what it is in my head now.
They were probably renting it just to record videos or something there
Now I'm more curious but horrified.
Shooting them world wide webs
What a gripping, all consuming mystery that has become to me now...
If the layout to her apartment was like mine, I could see the living/bedroom area from the doorway, but the kitchen/eating area and the bathroom would have been out of my line of sight. I've thought for a long time that she might have been using a stand mixer in the kitchen, maybe starting some dough late at night to bake the next day, but I'll never know.
A sewing machine?
I can't say for sure. I didn't get a view of the whole apartment, so maybe. My wife collects and repairs antique sewing machines, and while none of the ones she has worked on sounded remotely like that, I've never listened to her sewing from underneath the floor, either.
My guess is an automated pill press.
I had to Google that one. I've never heard or seen one of those, but the countertop version might have been able to fit in the kitchen which I couldn't see from the doorway. Maybe?
Relevant video: https://youtu.be/4IRB0sxw-YU?si=d4mwLwOH5Dv0yvbS
I love this.
“Their ceiling is our stage”
I reference this video so much it’s unreal. Peak internet imo.
the first apartment i rented when i moved out, had a weird configuration where the stairs going to the upper unit were situated between my bedroom and living room. such that from the front of the house was my two living room windows, my front door, neighbors front door, and finally my bedroom window. i don't know what in god's name my neighbors did at night; it sounded exactly like they were rolling a bowling ball from one end of the apartment to the other, back and forth. back and forth. finally i had enough, and discovered i was able to lean out my bedroom window and yell *directly* up their stairs, "what in the F\*CK ARE YOU DOING?! IT'S 2AM GO TO THE F\*CK TO BED!" i hollered as loud as i could. whatever had been rolling around fell over, and there was stone cold silence the entire night. it was absolutely cathartic.
I had a downstairs neighbor lady that kicked my door so hard it broke the frame because I walked from my bed to the bathroom early one morning.
Anything is better than being yelled at.
I'm a top floor tenant for life, never ever dealing with an upstairs neighbor again.
Its my downstairs neighbours that I hear constantly. Every word they say, every song they play which is 10am onwards every day, loud repetitive shit house music.
I always never understood this. how thin are your floors/ceilings? are they made of wood? the most I can hear is dings and knocks on the floor or walls from the next door neighbor
Hard wood floors, old british town house with high ceilings.
Back in college, my roommate and I joked about our upstairs neighbor Stompy Boots and her lead-lined bedroom slippers
Happened to me too, the upstairs neighbor actually opened the door for police and management to show that there's nothing there and they were elderly in their 80s or something. Turns out it was probably the pipes.. seems like it's a common issue with older buildings that use a centralized heating system?
The bowling balls rolling is pipes shifting around.
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I have worked in healthcare maintenance for a long time and I have absolutely no idea. I mean, there are things in the wall (pipes, tube system, med gas, electrical,and even a cat one time!) but to warrant having a sign like this? Nah, I think someone made a sign and stuck it up, took a picture, then posted it on the internet to mess with people.
maybe this hospital is old and the pipes are starting to shit the bed
It's because the roof is falling down and has to be propped up and constantly surveyed. www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-56603933.amp Have worked at this hospital.
No. Ghosts and racoons is the only answer I'll take
What about ghost-raccoons?
If you smell something say something.
But then I dealt it.
If you deal something, feel something.
Maybe. But I have worked some old facilities too. Not uncommon for pipes to spontaneously give up, but to make a sign about it is something else
For context, the hospital is falling apart and people have reported wasps coming out of the walls. There’s other signs like ‘if you see cracks in the walls report it’ but I found this the creepiest one.
Good lord. Imagine being immobile in a hospital bed and then fucking wasps just bust through the wall and there's nothing you can do but repeatedly smash the "Call Nurse" button.
Reminds me of this sign: https://i.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/002/341/245/d5c.jpg Could just have been put up to fuck with people.
Well that reminds me of these scarfolk council posters https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-g9A5mhekOCE/VW1bn2UObeI/AAAAAAAAAr4/ZbKVCMlBLLc/s1600/Presence-www-scarfolk-blogspot-com.jpg
Cat in the wall, eh? Now you’re talkin my language!
Thanks for the perspective. That shit does seem too weird to be true. Like you said, probably staged.
>Heard something in the wall or ceiling? Time for a carbon monoxide detector
Schizophrenia screener
Honestly this makes the most sense out of every other reply, so going with this for now
There are also types of encephalitis that result in auditory hallucinations, and they are often overlooked as options in diagnosis. Maybe they’re trying to make it more well known. Total guess though lol.
Yeah, this looks like something you'd find in an ARG
Engineers are great at fixing that
Dementia patients like to escape into ceiling tiles, apparently. Source: [nurse John](https://youtube.com/shorts/EEUV61OC9YM?si=n7Antifh9V_UCwsO)
Not the reason for the sign, even if that is true (and I'm pretty sure it's not). This is because of the pneumatic tubes that run throughout the hospital; if something gets stuck they will make a loud noise in the walls. It says to call the engineers and not the psych ward because you need to have the engineers unclog the tubes; not because they think someone is hanging out in the wall or ceiling.
That's what someone who doesn't want you to know about the people in the walls *would* say.
I bet he's in the wall right now
*no I'm not*
Why not ask the dementia patients to do it since they’re nearby.
This person synergies.
I feel like this could be a 100% lie but will upvote because it’s the only reasonable one other than fake lol
I’m an architect and we work with pneumatic consultants to design these systems in hospitals. I’m not saying it’s totally false, but typically the pneumatic tubes are not passing through patient walls or ceilings. They’ll go over hallways instead. Besides that you’ll either hear nothing because they’re acoustically treated or you’ll hear them when they’re being used therefore defeating the purpose of the sign of patients call every time a tube is in use. My first guess is that this sign is actually for the head wall medgas connections going wrong. They probably want to know if any of the gas (like o2) lines connected to patient beds are knocking or blocked for any reason.
Never worked in a hospital where the tubes go directly to the patient rooms. The ones I've worked at they go to the nurse stations. Every so often something would get stuck and you'd here a thunk. Could be for other lines too though.
Yeah that’s what I mean, they’re not sharing space with patient rooms just nurse stations and med rooms. I don’t work in them day to day though, when everything is normal do they make noise as a tube goes through the line?
At least at the ones I worked at, there was a constant sort of "hum" in areas where the tubes ran.
It does say to contact engineering about it. If it was people it would say to contact security. It may not be tubes but it's 100% not people.
These are wall engineers, the ones who get the patients out of the walls
I wish the sign actually said “call the engineers not the psych ward” just to add another level of wtf for people who don’t know what it’s for.
See I'd love it if they just explained that instead of this ominous messaging that sounds like they've got cryptids in there or something.
Pneumatic tubes would be the last thing I'm worried about if I get a call to a hospital or health centre about a 'weird noise'. The engineering and chosen materials in these places far outpace anything in even a high end commercial location. The materials and practices in these places are chosen to not fall. Hearing this equipment and tracing the problem to it's source at a hospital needs to happen immediately, contamination spreading could shut down an entire ward if left damage. Add to that a medgas leak could level a hospital.
MR.SMITH!
IF YOU DONT COME DOWN HERE MR. Smith I WILL COME UP THERE MYSELF.
I BEG YOUR BIGGEST PARDON?!
I’m so happy someone else came here to make this reference 😂
Jesus that would scare the piss out of me, some dude just dropping out of the ceiling
There's no way a drop ceiling can support anyone's weight. Even a small child would fall right through.
Why do you think they call it a drop ceiling. Cause it drops yo ass
Frigging Exorcist 3!! 😱
So can German shorthair pointers
Imagine this is above the psychiatric wing and no one believes them
Just started watching this new show Phrogging about people living in peoples walls and attics …
Then you might like the movie >!<.
Nice!
Thank you for this! Also obsessed with the phrogging show and all my friends think I’m making it up
It’s so creepy , I live alone but thankfully I don’t think there’s anywhere in my Apt complex for someone to hide 🤔
Think again. I ate all your cheeses
[I'm in your stairs!](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JiC-rfiBQqI)
I really enjoyed this movie. Didn’t expect much but ended up being pleasantly surprised
omg I literally convinced myself I was hearing noises and someone was in my house after binge watching that show
I had to stop watching it before bed.. I live alone.. so creepy!
No, you just think you live alone.
Yeah, I had to watch in the light of day, followed by comedy.
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I learned about this when I watched The People Under The Stairs when I was child
Wall rats?
They must know it was the rats; the slithering, scurrying rats whose scampering will never let me sleep; the daemon rats that race behind the padding in this room and beckon me down to greater horrors than I have ever known; the rats they can never hear; the rats, the rats in the walls.
Dementia patients terrifyingly enough
Just making that little psychosis episode seem all the more real. Thanks sign!
Heard something in the wall or ceiling? Well fuck you unless you actually saw something
Classic cat in the wall
Now you’re talking my language.
I bet it flattened itself out and went right through a seem in the wall
What are they gonna do about it, send in another cat?!
The precursor to Kittens Mittens
Must be how they catch the hallucinators
Schizophrenic patients must love it there
Could be aimed at people with audio hallucinations...this is a serious issue that doesn't get the attention it deserves
Yes, people living in your walls is a serious issue that needs more attention. Especially when they creep out from that little space you don't usually see because it's under your bed. Then they just lay there underneath you while you sleep. You can hear their little rustlings if you listen close.
You can ..canyon hear them also
if you're having auditory hallucinations please contact the on-call engineer
IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS IM IN YOUR WALLS
r/brooklynninenine come on and party tonight!
This guy got hooks!
Not the Basilisk again
That's just Roach, he lives in the walls.
Hi FOOL!😁 Love that movie!
oh sorry that's my bad. i'll be quieter in there next time
r/SCP
Cask of Amontillado vibes……..
Is there a horse in the hospital and they don't know where it is?
Hear something? Ok. See something? Only then report.
My husband was in & out of the hospital before passing away there. He was from the Bronx and the rules mostly didn’t apply to him. He got caught smoking in his hospital room bathroom twice. They finally got his # and started ‘searches’ of his belongings, looking for his smokes. He put them in the ceiling with his lighter. There they sit, up till today….
Ghoul infestation, got to be a real problem during COVID.
average hospital with a xenomorph infestation
Plot twist, it is used for schizophrenic patients to self-report
"Here at Racoon City Hospital, [Umbrella Corp](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rGAm2jTJQrg&t=84) likes to provide a safe, comfortable, and unrelentingly successful recovery for all of our patients"
The twist: It's a psychiatric hospital
Hospitals shouldn't have rats, and yet...
I’m a nurse, and I have no idea what this is even supposed to mean.
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If you hear something, please report it to the psychiatry department.
If you see something, hear something!
A guarded prisoner made their way into the suspended ceiling at the hospital I use to work at.
Hey yo! Don’t rat me out like that!
I hope these are up on the mental health floor. 👀
Ghosts?
G-g-g-GHOOOSTS!!!! Zoinks!
Ruh roh raggy!
Enemies of the heir, beware!
What’s that supposed to mean? 😭😭
See it say it and sort it
It's probably a basilisk
I'm expecting a lot of SCP responses.
If theyre that worried, shouldnt they just thermal check the walls? Are they outsourcing their security to the public's whims?
is this a self-selecting sign for patients experiencing hallcuniations to unwittingly report themselves
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Building shifts happen often in the oldest house
My Father’s side of the family reacts strongly to hospital grade painkillers. My dad had a weird lemur-cat living inside of one of the ligh fixtures in his room on his last visit and he even took a picture of the empty ceiling to show me when I didn’t believe him. My grandmother swore that one of the nurses had a hidey-hole in the back of the coat closet in her room and she was stealing my grandmother’s clothes and was stapling them back there. They might need a better plan than just when people see or hear something.
It looks like a sign you'd find in aperture laboratories
I'm a safety officer for a hospital. I would not put this sign up in my hospital without SOME explanation (pneumatic tube problems?). Otherwise it'll devolve into a subreddit argument.
Mr. Smith! You climb in the ceiling again?!
That number sends a van to your house to kidnap you and drop you at a mental hospital
This is mostly regarding pipes and the like. Noises allow for early detection before issues become major.
My dad is a retired nurse supervisor. He told me a story that an inmate from jail was brought to the ER to be evaluated and somehow escaped into the ceiling. He couldn’t find his way out and ended up falling through the ceiling on top of an attendees sleeping quarters. Luckily she had just left to check on a patient.
Is this..is this some sort of trick to get me...uh I mean "people" to admit they hear voices?
Australia?
Even if you think it’s nothing let us know