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[ "With a name like that, you know he's good with guns.", ">\n\nJust don't use his toilet...", ">\n\nHoley shit...\n...is exactly what his girlfriend ended up taking.", ">\n\nI don't want holes in my shit, thanks. Especially if it's still inside me.", ">\n\nSome facts for anyone interested:\n\nServed as a conscript\nStrict on internal security (nothing known about foreign policy, because he only served as interior minister)\nAnother focus is cybersecurity\n\nI don't care about his personal life or irrelevant policy views.", ">\n\n\nServed as a conscript\n\nGermany abolished mandatory costrription only in 2011.\nWhile the percentage of actually serving constricts dropped significantly over the years (only around 20% of eligable males served their year of \"mandatory\" service) due to ease of refual (wich wich case you would serve in civil service instead) and low actual constriton rate (less than half were judged \"able to serve\"), Pistorius is from a generation when more or less all males would have actually served their mandatory military service, so this is not very notable.\ntl;dr: he is over 60, when he was 19, where german males would have been conscripted, more or less all males actually served their year of mandatory service.", ">\n\n\nPistorius is from a generation when more or less all males would have actually served their mandatory military service, so this is not very notable.\n\nSorry, but this comment misses the large elephant in the room which was conscientious objection (Kriegsdienstverweigerung). Under the German constitution, nobody can be forced into military service, and if someone that was conscripted, they always, always had the option to object the conscription (someone that objected had to do social work during the same length of time as conscription). Considering that he would have been up for conscription in the late 70's, early 80's, there was already a large anti war movement, meaning that many that would have been conscripted opted for objection.", ">\n\nuntil 1983 a conscientious objectior would have to give a written application to conscientious objection, and would have been called in personally to explain yout Objection in person and would have to \"prove\" that military service was incompatible with your concience and/or religion. There was a brief period in 1977 to 1978 where it was easer, and you had only to have a contract for civily service, bat the law enabling that, was ruled unconstitional.\nSince Pistorius was born 1960, he would have been avaible for service shortly after that brief ease on CO.\nThese comissions where notorious strict and simple arguments of \"I cant bring myself to kill another person\" would not have suffied.\nand to put some statistic to this: in 1960, there were around 1.2 million birth in germany, so we can assume somethign around 600k boys.\nin 1977 tehre were just shy of 70k CO applications in germany, so if we assume that 500k would have called to military checkup and 50% would have beed deemed fit to serve (wich is probably very conservatice during the cold war) only one thirf if that would have tried to object.\nthe number of COs skyrockted after the cold war, and especialyl during the gulf war in the 90s.", ">\n\nNot that his private life matters here, but FYI they split up last year.\nFurthermore, the Petersburg dialogue was frozen in 2021 and dissolved in 2022.\nGet your facts straight before spreading misinformation.", ">\n\nChill down dude, he had a point.\nThe Petersburg dialogue has been frozen since 2021 so whether it was already dissolved or is going to be in q1 this year isn't really that much of a difference.", ">\n\noh crap ...", ">\n\nWhy is that ?", ">\n\nSee the thing is, since literally the first day of the invasion he's been very vocal about condemning this war of aggression so him having been part of this \"friendship group\" isn't an automatic disqualification in my mind but how in the fuck did nobody look at this and say \"mmmh this might send the wrong signal outside of Germany!\"", ">\n\nThe concerns of Redditors don't matter that much in regards of choosing a minister of defence", ">\n\nYeah, obviously.\nI actually think he's a solid choice but yeah, you can bet your ass that detail will get used to sow discord over and over again.", ">\n\nThis is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 80%. (I'm a bot)\n\n\nImage: Reuters Karl-Theodor zu Guttenberg was the youngest-ever German Defense Minister, and had to deal with the aftermath of a deadly airstrike in Kunduz, but was cleared of being responsible for the Defense Ministry's inadequate communications policy surrounding the incident.\nImage: picture-alliance/dpa In his attempt to justify Germany's mission in Afghanistan, Peter Struck coined the much-quoted phrase \"Germany will also be defended in the Hindu Kush.\" He oversaw the revamp of the Bundeswehr to become a nimbler fighting force capable of responding to smaller, regional conflicts.\nImage: Kurt Vinion/Getty Images Under Rudolf Scharping, the Bundeswehr participated in NATO air strikes against Serbia, the first time German soldiers had operated outside Germany since World War Two.\n\n\nExtended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: Image^#1 Bundeswehr^#2 fight^#3 force^#4 Germany^#5", ">\n\nWhy?", ">\n\nI guess because some Russians are named Boris lol Some people are silly dude." ]

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[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming)." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago...." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months..." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned..." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!", ">\n\nWell, I know where I’m heading if I wind up homeless." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!", ">\n\nWell, I know where I’m heading if I wind up homeless.", ">\n\ncheck bryan kohbergers whereabouts" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!", ">\n\nWell, I know where I’m heading if I wind up homeless.", ">\n\ncheck bryan kohbergers whereabouts", ">\n\nIt was the Alabama hide and go seek state champion." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!", ">\n\nWell, I know where I’m heading if I wind up homeless.", ">\n\ncheck bryan kohbergers whereabouts", ">\n\nIt was the Alabama hide and go seek state champion.", ">\n\nHow to get away with murder, IRL?" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!", ">\n\nWell, I know where I’m heading if I wind up homeless.", ">\n\ncheck bryan kohbergers whereabouts", ">\n\nIt was the Alabama hide and go seek state champion.", ">\n\nHow to get away with murder, IRL?", ">\n\nGod knows why they only show phots of the main campus." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!", ">\n\nWell, I know where I’m heading if I wind up homeless.", ">\n\ncheck bryan kohbergers whereabouts", ">\n\nIt was the Alabama hide and go seek state champion.", ">\n\nHow to get away with murder, IRL?", ">\n\nGod knows why they only show phots of the main campus.", ">\n\n\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!", ">\n\nWell, I know where I’m heading if I wind up homeless.", ">\n\ncheck bryan kohbergers whereabouts", ">\n\nIt was the Alabama hide and go seek state champion.", ">\n\nHow to get away with murder, IRL?", ">\n\nGod knows why they only show phots of the main campus.", ">\n\n\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!", ">\n\nWell, I know where I’m heading if I wind up homeless.", ">\n\ncheck bryan kohbergers whereabouts", ">\n\nIt was the Alabama hide and go seek state champion.", ">\n\nHow to get away with murder, IRL?", ">\n\nGod knows why they only show phots of the main campus.", ">\n\n\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!", ">\n\nWell, I know where I’m heading if I wind up homeless.", ">\n\ncheck bryan kohbergers whereabouts", ">\n\nIt was the Alabama hide and go seek state champion.", ">\n\nHow to get away with murder, IRL?", ">\n\nGod knows why they only show phots of the main campus.", ">\n\n\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!", ">\n\nWell, I know where I’m heading if I wind up homeless.", ">\n\ncheck bryan kohbergers whereabouts", ">\n\nIt was the Alabama hide and go seek state champion.", ">\n\nHow to get away with murder, IRL?", ">\n\nGod knows why they only show phots of the main campus.", ">\n\n\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!", ">\n\nWell, I know where I’m heading if I wind up homeless.", ">\n\ncheck bryan kohbergers whereabouts", ">\n\nIt was the Alabama hide and go seek state champion.", ">\n\nHow to get away with murder, IRL?", ">\n\nGod knows why they only show phots of the main campus.", ">\n\n\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!", ">\n\nWell, I know where I’m heading if I wind up homeless.", ">\n\ncheck bryan kohbergers whereabouts", ">\n\nIt was the Alabama hide and go seek state champion.", ">\n\nHow to get away with murder, IRL?", ">\n\nGod knows why they only show phots of the main campus.", ">\n\n\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!", ">\n\nWell, I know where I’m heading if I wind up homeless.", ">\n\ncheck bryan kohbergers whereabouts", ">\n\nIt was the Alabama hide and go seek state champion.", ">\n\nHow to get away with murder, IRL?", ">\n\nGod knows why they only show phots of the main campus.", ">\n\n\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?" ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!", ">\n\nWell, I know where I’m heading if I wind up homeless.", ">\n\ncheck bryan kohbergers whereabouts", ">\n\nIt was the Alabama hide and go seek state champion.", ">\n\nHow to get away with murder, IRL?", ">\n\nGod knows why they only show phots of the main campus.", ">\n\n\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out." ]

[ "\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you.", ">\n\nIt was a YouTuber that found the woman in Tampa. He does free yard work for lots in disrepair and films it for YouTube content.", ">\n\n\n\"Although the remains are skeletonized, it is not clear how many years they have been there,\" a University of California, Berkeley spokesperson said in a statement.\n\nI'd wager pretty long. I'd google it but then I'm on some list.", ">\n\nIt depends very much on the conditions where the body was found. Humidity, insect/rodent activity, and a number of other factors can greatly alter the time needed for remains to skeletonize. It can range from a number of months to a few years (more if anything was done to preserve the body like embalming).", ">\n\nWasn't that guy Brian laundry found as a skeleton? and the last reported sighting of him was 2 weeks or so before his body was found", ">\n\nHe also committed suicide in a Florida swamp. Hard to find a better spot for biomass to break down quick.", ">\n\nWhich promptly flooded (like within 24 hours) and stayed flooded for weeks. It was Brian soup there for a while, with plenty of creatures helping out.", ">\n\nDammit. “Brian soup” should not have been funny", ">\n\nIt was a mean shot, I admit. But he deserved it.", ">\n\nThe thing that really boggles my mind about this is the line: unused residence hall at University of California.\nCal Berkeley's student housing crisis is acute, so much so that they had to retroactively rescind acceptances of students last year. And you're telling me that there's a whole residence hall just sitting empty? WTF?", ">\n\nTerrible title. Yahoo news has a better article.\n\nA witness told KTVU the remains were found during construction and demolition at the site, a nearly 100-year-old graffiti-covered structure that was deemed not seismically safe.\n\nGoogle Maps shows that most of the buildings in the complex are small, boxy things, looking like bare concrete block rectangles.\nedit: This clearly wasn't prime San Fran real estate sitting empty, nor was it even a residence hall.", ">\n\nSo the person might have gone in there long ago....", ">\n\nMost likely scenario is just a homeless dude that was hanging out in there some time in the last 10-15 years", ">\n\nYou mean for* the past 10-15 years", ">\n\nWell he WAS hanging out there...then he died. So that poster did word it correctly.", ">\n\nhe used to hang out there, he still does, but he used to, too.", ">\n\nThanks Mitch", ">\n\nSooo... homeless dude who snuck in and died, or murder?", ">\n\nNeither.\nJust a dude ducking his student loans.", ">\n\nEven dead they still owe them", ">\n\nThink that’s bad? \nSkeleton dude technically owes dorm fees at Berkeley for the time he’s been there. \nThat, or he might technically have squatters rights.", ">\n\nI feel a Mr. Ballen story coming along down the months...", ">\n\nStrange? Yes. \nDark? Yes. \nMysterious? Absolutely.", ">\n\nI got extra credit in my anatomy and physiology class for having my own skull. there weren't enough in the class for everyone to have one when we were learning the bone plates.", ">\n\nWell that's using your head.", ">\n\nTechnically it was my fathers.", ">\n\nSorry, but am I to understand you've inserted your father's skull inside of that ball for bowling?", ">\n\nWho even remembers this movie? My god 😂", ">\n\nMy favorite thing about that movie is that it was the only movie that director ever made. He made tv commercials, eventually made Mystery Men, then went back to commercials", ">\n\nIt’s unfortunate that it hasn’t YET become a cult classic. \nI watched the movie for Kel Mitchell back when it came out.", ">\n\nit needs to become a cult classic already, I need an excuse to rewatch that movie", ">\n\nWhen my local train station was being renovated to extend the platforms for newer longer trains, they have to knock down a wall for construction. Behind that wall under a bunch of bushes they found skeletal remains. \nI use this train station every day Will that body was there for years.\nWhenever I see an abandoned building or gaps in spaces I always just wonder is there human remains there that nobody knows about. \nIt creeps me out", ">\n\n...and the custodian was never heard from again.", ">\n\nArticle with video of the building.", ">\n\nWere there D and D books and heavy metal albums in there as well?", ">\n\nIf you know Berkeley then you know it was a homeless person.", ">\n\nPresumably, that skeleton's roommate will be getting an automatic 4.0 GPA.", ">\n\nSkeletons in the closet is supposed to be a metaphor, guys!", ">\n\nJfc what's the west coast coming to? You know things are bad when even skeletons are squatting.", ">\n\nProbably from an old Grateful Dead concert.", ">\n\nOver/under on Berkeley sending a past due housing bill notice to the deceased’s family for housing back payments.", ">\n\nDid anyone check to see if it was suspended from a stand and held together with wires?", ">\n\nWait, so this is a dead body who lay there undetected for years, or a prank by med students?", ">\n\nIt’s not typical to refer to a skeleton as having been *skeletonized.”", ">\n\nWasn't there a place a year or so ago that found a skeleton in the wall while doing some renovation work. What ever happened with that?", ">\n\nMissing student, murdered and stuffed there a few months before? Back east.", ">\n\nThis is the one I was talking about but they found out who the guy was. It was in Oakland.", ">\n\nGood possibility it might have been a deaf student. The California School for the Deaf used to be located on that campus. Until the state came up with some bullshit in 1980 about earthquake safety and how those poor little deaf kids might get killed so they forced them to move across the Bay to Fremont. Then they turned around and gave the campus to Cal for student residences... (FWIW I am deaf myself and used to work for the state)", ">\n\nFremont isn't across the bay (it's on the East side, like Berkeley, but much further south), but you are correct that there was some FUCKERY afoot surrounding that campus. Absolute bullshit.", ">\n\nyou don't have to yell - he's deaf, not blind", ">\n\nThey didn't have routine checks of the building all that time????????? Who knows what kinds of things went on there. SMH.", ">\n\nWell we know at least one guy got boned...", ">\n\nWelcome to the University of California…it’s such a lovely place…such a lovely place", ">\n\nIf I could type the guitar riff… if only… plenty of rooms at the U of California… riff… riff… lol", ">\n\nPoor guy, died waiting for OP to respond :(", ">\n\nPretty rude to call it \"unused\" now", ">\n\n“Gently Used”?", ">\n\n....I wonder if the biology department is missing one of their skeletons or did a necromancer forget where they left their summon.", ">\n\nIt'd be weird if it was found in a well used residence", ">\n\nTBF, if it was propped up, sitting in a frat house common room, watching tv, no one would even think twice.", ">\n\nHow is there an unused residence hall??", ">\n\nCould be condemned building", ">\n\nMan, Biden really can't catch a break this week.", ">\n\nI don't know why, but this is the funniest thing I've read in some time.", ">\n\nUnused residence hall in the Bay Area. Meanwhile, $4,000 a month for a crappy 1br.", ">\n\nThis was rent controlled and dude was not going anywhere", ">\n\nHousing crisis metaphor found in most ironic place possible…", ">\n\nHe's a regular Van Wilder", ">\n\nIt would be good to know the condition of the skeleton and what items were around it. Gnaw marks? Clothing? Drug paraphernalia?", ">\n\nGiven the housing crisis pretty much all over California why does Berkely have an unused residential space? Surely they have the money to ensure all housing is available to students?", ">\n\nMy question as well.", ">\n\nUCPD is investigating? I guess we’ll never know what happened then. Fucking keystone cops.", ">\n\nThe residence hall where the skeleton was found is Clark Kerr. It used to be a school for the blind until Berkeley took it over. I guess someone just got terminally lost.", ">\n\nCramming-Please Do Not Disturb!", ">\n\nWell, I know where I’m heading if I wind up homeless.", ">\n\ncheck bryan kohbergers whereabouts", ">\n\nIt was the Alabama hide and go seek state champion.", ">\n\nHow to get away with murder, IRL?", ">\n\nGod knows why they only show phots of the main campus.", ">\n\n\"I'll just go check out this old building before they padlock it for an eternity\"\nfamous last words", ">\n\nWhen a college can afford to leave a building like that unused for so many years, you know they are charging too much.", ">\n\nYou say \"afford\", but depending on the state of the building it may have cost more to tear down and rebuild. Looks like it actually was undergoing renovations, though.", ">\n\nYes, it does mean afford when a school could definitely pay to either keep it open and renovate or tear down and build new. Housing is in low supply in many parts of California. Leaving residential spaces vacant for years is kind of a shitty thing to do.", ">\n\nIt's considered a historic place, they can't tear it down, and if they do renovate it they have to preserve it's style, and getting the right permits and contractors can take literal years", ">\n\nI'd beat the issue is asbestos and lack of earthquake retro fitting.", ">\n\nBoth things that can be fixed, or the building can be tore down and built up. This school has money.", ">\n\nBut does the bureaucracy have motivation to do it?", ">\n\nI mean, considering the state of housing availability for their students, faculty and staff they should. This is literally what I have been calling out.", ">\n\nImagine being so isolated and unseen by the world that you can decompose all the way to bones before anyone finds you." ]