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Brooklyn, NY - luna park - Sunday, September 14th, 2008 : goo
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new york brooklyn williamsburg graffiti tree cloud
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joey: could be a nuclear cloud
Allison.: Love it. Where is it located?
bushwick: 21st Sep 2008 - 02:28 GMT
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luna park: 24th Sep 2008 - 18:25 GMT
it's on north 14th street in williamsburg, pretty close to kent ave.
what's the connection with all those terms, bushwick?
Peter: 25th Sep 2008 - 05:09 GMT
i love this flick. the blue sky and golden light make make me happy. it still makes me think of cauliflower, too. mm, cauliflower.
im afraid "bushwick" has made the faux-pas of inadvertently replying here to one of the threads featuring old bushwickers reminiscing about back in the day... it happens. i usually clean it up, but ill leave this one since you replied to it, heh.
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