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The Other Side of Stop - Part 2
Seattle, WA - aer suzuki - Friday, October 27th, 2006 : goo
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more stickers on stop signs. goes along with part 1. this particular sticker is a favorite of mine.
i really regret that i don't have a better picture of the sticker on the lower right, and i've tried several times on 2 seperate occasions. may have to do a day shot.
a closer look at homeboy walrus reveals the lettering as 'upperplay ground' which i take to mean the walrus is in heaven. and it looks that way to me.
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joey: seattle must be sticker heaven as well
aer suzuki: 28th Oct 2006 - 08:31 GMT
yeah, although you really only see them on capitol hill, which is just a neighborhood within seattle proper.
i wish there were more in my area, but i think they get cleaned up around here. maybe because it's an area where sports fans, families, summertime tourists and yanni concertgoers converge on the weekends, and we wouldn't want them exposed to any of that nasty street art before they bugger off back to the suburbs.
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