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Where's Columbus Circle
New York, NY - jack - Monday, October 9th, 2006 : goo
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i was going to the circle and saw these manhattanites walking to wherever. some feel its chilly and some obviously do not. the speed limit on 10th avenue is 30 mph but these people are going faster.
i was moving with traffic and let go of the steering wheel and snapped this angled pic. many fire escapes, but the newer structure does not have any.
i see it, i see it..and the sea of humanity sweeps by my windshield as i sail towards the tall mast with christopher columbus on top and i can imagine him thinking, "but there was nothing here but wilderness"....
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Brad: 9th Oct 2006 - 14:17 GMT
He was actually wondering how he screwed up so bad and couldn't find the West Indies :)
colavitos ghost: 10th Oct 2006 - 20:08 GMT
he was actually wondering how he screwed up so bad that he managed to kill millions of indigenous people!
Princess: 27th Dec 2006 - 11:06 GMT
he was actually wondering why we continue to allow the killing of indigenous people the world over
Franny Wentzel: 1st May 2009 - 17:31 GMT
He's really wondering what's with all these 'indigenous' people around and why haven't we killed 'em all yet...
EvilGentleman: 1st May 2009 - 19:35 GMT
If anyone wants to kill this indigenous person, be warned: I may not cooperate.
Franny Wentzel: 1st May 2009 - 22:43 GMT
Oh... you have nothing to worry about. Here... have this nice comfy blanket...
EvilGentleman: 1st May 2009 - 23:36 GMT
I feel strange... Why are you wearing that mask? Do you have swine flu?
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