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Rainy Day Bird
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Tuesday, June 28th, 2005 : goo
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Subtlely tucked away on the edge of the ice-machine in front of the Galed Bodega lies a new {et Bird sticker...
...and on the mailbox down the street...
...and the payphone...
...and another mailbox...
I saw these today walking to the train to go to work. It looks as though despite the rainstorm we've been having, Pet Bird has been busy putting new stickers up and down Washington Ave, and all over Prospect Heights.
If any other ProHo residents see any other new stickers around, I'd love to see em...
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Peter: 28th Jun 2005 - 14:50 GMT
yeah, ive been seeing alot of the Scoopy McSyrup stickers around, too, but to me, they lack the mystique of the bird, heh. they look more like a promotional sticker from some icecream shop or something. but stickers are stickers, i guess, and its always nice seeing something new when i walk to work... its like a subtle scavenger hunt game or something.
i have been seeing alot more stickers popping up, especially around the Pet Bird-stickered areas... maybe its like a "...sticker it and they will come..." sort of thing.
ive also noticed that people dont rip down the new vinyl Pet Bird stickers at all... maybe they stick on better? or arent as irresistable to pick at as paper? regardless, i like em better than the old ones...
GGP: 13th Jul 2005 - 19:39 GMT
are people printing some of these stickers on their printers off computers?
i'm just curious how that works, from a technical standpoint.
Peter: 14th Jul 2005 - 14:10 GMT
some of the early ones looked like printouts. but the b&w ones posted above are defintely professionally-done vinyl stickers (and they stick quite firmly, i might add).
Peter: 27th Jul 2005 - 14:43 GMT
the ice-machine in the top photo is now completely covered edge to edge along the top with Pet Bird stickers. sorry i havent had a chance to photograph it yet :(
GGP: 23rd Nov 2005 - 17:48 GMT
are these new, Peter? I haven't seen any new PB signs of life for awhile...
Peter: 23rd Nov 2005 - 17:53 GMT
those have been there for a while... i just got around to uploading a bunch of old photos offa my cameraphone, heh...
ive happened across some pet bird stuff that we dont have documented here (now, mostly paint, and in other neighborhoods), but i never have my camera handy... plus, most of it is already on other graf websites, so i hate to be duplicitious...
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