Thursday, April 14th 2005

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Jamie: Where is Halifax?

in response to halifax 6

Jamie: What a great read. I love how you describe your neighbourhood in such vivid detail. I hope you'll write more, and get well soon x

in response to eye of the storm

elaine: oooh, another photo of heaven, lovely. must remember to become a believer. Imagine if there really was a heaven and it was like this?

in response to Gulf Oil Building

elaine: I structured this as a day trip to and from London. The photos are all pre-digital and scanned in and not altered. Pic 1 is from my then bedroom in London, 2 is yes, a weird bulldozer thing - they have to tidy the pebbles on the beach, I love...

in response to day trip

elaine: I like it when digital creates dirt - it is not always crisp

in response to my turn

Peter: this is a very creepy photo.

in response to Dead Boat

t@gger: then get a can of spraypaint, dude, and add a splash of color to denver! then take photos and post em here.

in response to Graf Trux 8: NYC

nate: nice post-all that I get to see in Denver are sharpie tags on stop signs

in response to Graf Trux 8: NYC

Peter: then by all means, fuck the "graf lorries", lets see some trains!

in response to Graf Trux 8: NYC

hasslehoff: i love the subject of graf trux, and it's totally taken over the site. it's something you just don't see in the uk, and i don't know why. we have so much talent, but none seems to make it's way onto trucks. trains are another matter.

in response to Graf Trux 8: NYC

Editor: more here ---> GRAF TRUX

in response to Graf Trux 3: Paris

Editor: more here ----> GRAF TRUX

in response to Graf Trux 5: NYC

Editor:: more GRAF TRUX

in response to Graf Trux 1: San Francisco

Peter: i love that the first truck there has a parking ticket...

in response to Graf Trux 8: NYC

R D : Re: Falls Road You know, although I have Irish family (and I don't mean like great- great grandparents) I don't think I'm biased, but really here in England at least (as opposed to Scotland) the vast majority of public opinion and all the people I know are for a United Ireland...

in response to Falls Road: Belfast

translation: The wall in that first photo is the title of the article btw. This is some crazy graf, so vibrant and vivid. very fresh

in response to This wall remains multicolored!

val kilmer: interesting stuff. i like to get up my tag all over town these days. it all went downhill after batman you see. life's hard for a washed up has-been. taggin's one of the few things i have left to keep my saddened soul from imploding upon itself.

in response to Queen Street

hasslehoff: crazy perspective on photo two!

in response to This wall remains multicolored!

Editor: More Graf Trux

in response to Graf Trux 7: Russia

Peter: that second one looks like a roy lichtenstein painting :)

in response to Amsterdam Storefronts

hasslehoff: volvos rule

in response to Shoes

Peter: theyre quite adept at stealing stereos fro mcars, also... which jsut happened to me recently. why someone would want a 15 year old stock volvo stereo (that wont even work outside of hte car it was installed in) is beyond me. methinks they sure like their crack.

in response to Shoes

flashback!: "...im pushing the button..."

in response to How to press the walk button in Amsterdam

Peter: that bulldozer sure looks foreboding... i love the last two, where the buildings look like theyre falling over. speaking of falling over, whats going on in the photo of that collapsed structure on the pier?

in response to day trip

sysadmin: did you know if you do this... [2 sqaure brackets] then [article number] then [colon] then 'day trip' then [2 square brackets] it turns into this 'day trip' groovy huh?

in response to Kissing Coppers

elaine: filming is different, i think it makes their eyes go all dollar signs

in response to The Gherkin

elaine: have posted a brighton page; 'day trip'.

in response to Kissing Coppers

sysadmin: yes, things will even out soon. A few spurious comments are creeping into new posts at the moment as fill the spaces left by the lost ones. Lookin forward to seeing more of your photography, and reading more of your writing elaine.

in response to Kissing Coppers

hasslehoff: bring on the stuff baby

in response to stop hex reloaded...

elaine: yeah, but you know, this is a seafront property in the centre of town, and you don't have to look at it while you're in it. I don't think I've seen any of the flats look empty.

in response to romantic seaview...

elaine: oooh shame, all the pain and none of the reward. Damn, that's hard

in response to Motorway Haiku: UK (Part One)

elaine: so remember, don't not walk, and only push the button if you have small feet and no eyes

in response to How to press the walk button in Amsterdam

Editor: elaine: please repost eye of the storm and stop hex as they were lost in the recent balls up here. they were two of my favourite articles of late. that skeletal effigy in the window rocked.

in response to day trip

Jamie: It would be if they had bothered to build a store too. Alas it is merely a distribution centre, and we must still travel as far as fine nottinghamshire to partake in frenzied ikeamania. All the muss and fuss with nothing to show for it. Except a few thousand jobs...

in response to Motorway Haiku: UK (Part One)

mc shawaddywaddy: urban decay. deep seated urban decay. people live in these? i would not care to live here.

in response to romantic seaview...

elaine: that will be good for 'the many' while they queue in the traffic waiting to get there, it must calm their nerves, as they itch to part with their money for the furnitures in commune with 'the co-workers'. It is a utopian dream come true, isn't it? Just what Walter...

in response to Motorway Haiku: UK (Part One)

hasslehoff: You'll never see a barefoot homeless person in Brooklyn. They're quite adept at climbing poles i wager.

in response to Shoes

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