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Another Beach Towel Truck
Philadelphia, PA - vz - Tuesday, June 21st, 2005 : goo
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two lights after this
one of these days I'll have to stop and find out if they're actually beach towels or really tacky carpets... my curiosity is killing me
(lower northeast Philly, thirty minutes from Center City (an hour ten by subway+bus), built up very suburban-like in the 1950s)
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elaine: 21st Jun 2005 - 23:00 GMT
careful now, they got you hooked - before you know it they'll reel you in, and before very long you will be at home minding your own business, and you will find that you can't move for betty boop (possibly furry?)
Peter: 22nd Jun 2005 - 13:22 GMT
wow, those could likely be of the super tacky polyester wall-hanging variety, heh. and good lord, no matter how many times i see it, the big grunning spongebob face never fails to freak me out, heh.
vz: 23rd Jun 2005 - 06:45 GMT
i just looked at this for maybe the twentieth time and i just noticed the boulder in the parking lot. why is there a boulder in the parking lot?
Peter: 23rd Jun 2005 - 14:02 GMT
i thought about that too when i first saw this. its like some vestige of ruralness or something.
Biff: 19th Jul 2005 - 00:03 GMT
San Diego here, those are mexican blankets, all over down here and in TJ. they're pretty good actually, just wierd.
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