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jack: 5th Mar 2006 - 04:52 GMT
is that a cocktail glass with a stirrer above it. could this place have been a cocktail lounge. i think this is where matt helms dropped in for a singapore sling. or phillip marlowe with a staight up and a side car. ah, i remember when i came home from the army and my friends were still doing their same things they did when i left and late at night when i was out on my own i would go to the local tavern and sit down and have a scotch on the rocks. i could'nt relate to my old friends from high school any more and i felt out of it. they did'nt interest ne anymore and i had nothing in common with them, so the evenings saw me alone in a bar with a drink thinking about my buddies in nam and i was'nt with them. i was safe at home, alone.
EvilGentleman: 5th Mar 2006 - 20:04 GMT
As far as new goes, I suspect the residents of the London neighbourhood of Newham, or the people of Newcastle-Upon-Tyne, England may perhaps beg to differ. They have medieval things over there that are called "new". I do not know if there is an area of Damascus called "New Damascus", but if there is, it could well be older than the Pyramids of Giza.
Jamie: 6th Mar 2006 - 09:30 GMT
i think this image says someting. something about the american dream?
joey: yeah, the glass is now totally empty
Peter: 28th Jan 2009 - 07:16 GMT
post more, joey. i love this sort of stuff... the busted martini neon, the blank sign, the faded paint...
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