Saturday, April 23rd 2005

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in response to Banksy in NY

ummm: thought it was an assume shot?

in response to Saxman

Jamie: I can only imagine what it must feel like to watch someone die. Hopefully i will continue to imagine for a very long time.

in response to charing cross bridge

Jamie: don't worry about it. working on the site right now i'll sort it for ya ;-)

in response to Banksy et al

elaine: I know, I am so sorry, hadn't realised I didn't resize, I have emailed to ask for removal; eek!

in response to Banksy et al

Jamie: Whoaaah! much big?!

in response to Banksy et al

Jamie: Hey Franco! Hiding chocolate eggs in the garden of eden? Isn't that a hool-ism? :-)

in response to urban orienteering

Cool Girl: Shoot the Queen!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

in response to Falls Road: Belfast

Cool Girl : Tiocfaidh ar la! the falls is da best road in ireland and i dont no y anyone could not wanna live dere exept da fuckin huns! UP DA RA!!!!!!!

in response to Falls Road: Belfast

elaine: this is another view of tourist info, it is just off Hackney Road E2

in response to Banksy et al

elaine: and you thought the thread in the 'found note' commentary was obscure? this is fucking bonkers! I laughed like a drain at the 'death march' holiday, very resonant. I think once you have that as a child you never lose it, see you already want to do it even now you...

in response to urban orienteering

elaine: Tourist information is my favourite too. I included the sticker for you. I assume most people have seen pulp fiction because it ahs been around for so long. I used to see it every day. It has weathered well, and noone has gone over the top of it, whereas the...

in response to Banksy et al

Jamie: elaine: i think that upon discovering this website, many people become things that they never knew they could be. Writers, artists, photographers, even philosophers. Things they no doubt always were in some intrinsic way. Talents that laid dormant waiting for a suitable catalyst.

in response to Guadalajara Centro Graf/Paste-Ups

Jamie: Thanks for all these great photos of Banksy's inner city works of art elaine. There are so many regurgitated Banksy photos on the web with few fresh perspectives. It's all about perspective. Tourist Information is my persoanl favourite of the ones you've posted here. Thanks for taking the time and...

in response to Banksy et al

Franco: vous avez manqué le film qu'ils ont parlé au sujet du tantricism et comment il était tout au sujet d'atteindre l'explication tout en mangeant, devenant bu, prenant des drogues, et des un bon nombre de sexe?

in response to A Found Note

Franco: Le singe cache des oeufs de chocolat dans le jardin d'Éden

in response to urban orienteering

Jamie: Recusive Street Art: A thought occurred to me relating to graff and paste-ups and street art in general. What if a whole bunch of random individuals began colour-laser-printing photos of street art from citynoise and used them as paste-ups? NY Graf pasted up in Shoreditch? A Banksy from the E1...

in response to Stayhigh 149

Jamie: This is ceratinly one of the mostobscure threads i've ever read, but i'm digging it. All very interesting, and on a completely new tangent. Nice.

in response to A Found Note

Jamie: J'ai perdu le nord, mais, ou est la singe?

in response to urban orienteering

Marc: I. love walking. Family tradition is on vacations to have at least one endless "death march" hike that ends up with someone being airlifted or at least severely dehydrated.. I dream of walking from San Francisco to Chicago but the main road I-80 is a desert prison road with hardly...

in response to urban orienteering

Marc: For me i think a large part of the 'identity' is the discipline- so writing something every day and thinking about how to make it better makes me feel like a writer, something i used to do a lot more of (the feedback+improvement part). The past few months have seen...

in response to Guadalajara Centro Graf/Paste-Ups

big brid 8/22/05 5:01: yo dats sum shit ryte dur man shit aight gone till next tyme duh.....

in response to Crip/Blood Graffiti: Washington Heights

elaine: well you can see its cloth but it looks sort of sticky and a bit insecty and eyelashy

in response to idea of image

fuzzytank: ah sorry, to clarify, the first image was taken in the Arboretum in Raleigh NC. A cloth flag along a path that was really moving in the wind. And the second is a photo of the Fred and Ginger building in Prague which is attributed to Ghery that was taken this summer

in response to idea of image

elaine: i watched a bloke drown once. me and my friend called out, and he called back, but it was hopeless. it took him about 3 minutes top to tail - tower bridge to just past tower hotel. even pretty bridges make good jumps. he changed his mind, but the river...

in response to charing cross bridge

elaine: btw previous comment must have surfaced after the data crash with the wrong pic. some of mine did. that last comment goes with your door in the river pic, not this poor lady who is not suggesting any such heinous end!

in response to Painter on the Thames

elaine: up is good

in response to keep lookin up

elaine: mmm don't get me on the selling of art, we'll be here forever

in response to A Found Note

Anonymous (c-24-16-57-82.hsd1.wa.comcast.net): there was an artist in Portland that framed lost notes and grocery lists i didnt quite buy it but it was really intereesting scribbles and inside information that is so vague it lets us make up our own stories.... brings out things true and not intending to be anything i think the honesty appeals easily,...

in response to A Found Note

elaine: it's the daddy od the daleks!

in response to Empire State Building Spire:

elaine: cripes! a come on, in citynoise! how bizarre! as long as they are post apocalyptic...

in response to urban orienteering

elaine: Joe, looking through your articles here, it seems amazing to me that you even attempt to live in Los Angeles, with your sensibility. I mean, there are some nooks and crannies, but it does strike me as being generally pretty harsh and car based, wheras you seem to be the...

in response to Long Time Gone

Eden: Can we walk in gardens together?

in response to urban orienteering

elaine: you really are mental. how far can you take this obsession? also what is zip, actually? now that I think about it, zip?

in response to Postal Codes

elaine: it surprises me you write that you did not think of yourself as a writer, you burst on these pages with your mexican drivalogue fully formed. But yesterday I also saw the first photo hool put in, and none of us seem to be beginner anythings. I would never call...

in response to Guadalajara Centro Graf/Paste-Ups

elaine: also I like that comments based talk is very variable, the work acts as ballast

in response to Toltec Hivemind

manhattanboynyc@aol.com: how much is your rent there and how does one go about moving there?

in response to tokyo by night

OG PESTONER DNA: Most of tha good graff is underground...in abandoned tunnels, in frieght yards, etc...any public graff is usually whitewalled with the quickness...even pieces where the owner of the property gave permission (buffed by the city without the owner's consent) The city just does not like graff, in fact they hate graff...

in response to PDX graffiti like ummm...

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