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Noughts and Crosses or Tic Tac Toe
New York, NY - Catherine Penfold-Waxman - Thursday, February 16th, 2006 : goo
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This morning, the Roosevelt Post office was playing an intricate game of X and O with the building across 3rd avenue.
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elaine: hahahahaha - grrrreat!
EvilGentleman: 16th Feb 2006 - 16:17 GMT
Cool! You do realize that you could have played this game too? All you needed was a long stick or a bunch of rocks, and beat the crap outta that metal!
Catherine Penfold-Waxman: 16th Feb 2006 - 17:27 GMT
It was dodgy enough taking a picture of a federal building, but hitting it with sticks would have had me on perp walk for sure. By the way, it's brick.
EvilGentleman: 19th Feb 2006 - 09:30 GMT
Oh... So it is. I feel foolish now... Hmmm, you think Homeland Security would make a fuss over an innocent game of tic-tac-toe played with a couple of paintball guns on the side of a federal building in New York?
Catherine Penfold-Waxman: 20th Feb 2006 - 20:59 GMT
My Dad was asking about this picture and I realised that I didn't really explain what it was. When the morning sun hits the glass skyscraper, it reflects this cool pattern on the post office opposite. Ok Dad? Sorry I was being deliberately obtuse.
Tyfoid Kid: 15th Mar 2006 - 19:00 GMT
Very Cool. Don't you love it when a great picture just drops in your lap?
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