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Alleyway/Garbage Dump
Brooklyn, NY - Peter - Friday, February 3rd, 2006 : goo
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Car, garbage, door, alleyway...
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Laura : 3rd Feb 2006 - 23:45 GMT
That car doesn't look like it sees much action. Its only got one eye open, in fact.
jack: 5th Feb 2006 - 01:11 GMT
once upon a time there was a beautiful new shiny automobile in a showroom. it glistened in the afternoon sun and took its occupants anywhere they wanted to go.. the car was red and was proud to take people on trips. it served the humans everyday untill after a few years the owner got tired of washing it and left it on the street where vandels hit the lights. then the car, dirty and its rack and pinions starting to wear began to feel its cylinders start to pit and corrode and the car could'nt start up because there was no gas in its tank and the owner pushed it into an alley and closed the gate waiting for a day that never came to fix the car.
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