Thursday, August 17th 2006

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EvilGentleman: Ahhhh! There is the southern terminus of the transatlantic Guinness pipeline. I always wondered where it went. 5000 miles of warm bitter on tap.

in response to Water Valve

EvilGentleman: In the interests of the preservation of the prevalent pedanticism which we have been previously predisposed to possessing, I should perhaps politely point out that "Antarctica" has a "c" in it, positioned between the "r" and the "t". Furthermore, polar bears (Ursus Maritimus) are native to the Arctic. Antarctica has...

in response to Death on Ice

aer suzuki: it's not every man who knows how to accessorize for the arctic...

in response to Death on Ice

EvilGentleman: Aw darn, I was hoping to see the trinkets. Most of us Native Americans find it hilarious to see "authentic" Native souvenirs that have little innocuous labels proclaiming them to be made in China, the Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore, etc. The most "authentic" ones are sometimes made in Brazil or Mexico. jack,...

in response to Beaver House Trading Post

EvilGentleman: I believe Chris is referring to the many similar abandoned industrial sites of the same design (and possibly the same purpose) that are scattered along the banks of the Lachine Canal here in Montreal and throughout the port area, but I believe ours are usually coated in graf.

in response to Dereliction

sum one : sum one!!!!!!!!

in response to Graffiti

Josh Langille: Windsor's skyline may not be up to par but we are lucky to have a beautiful waterfront with an incredible skyline as a backdrop in Detroit. This is Casino Windsor. One of the few prominent buildings you can see from Detroit. This is one shot of the Detroit Skyline at nighttime...

in response to The Top 10 Canadian Skylines

Tamara: Surely this a treasure... it's the only one left in the city. I love passing by and taking in the architecture. It would an awesome space to convert into something else, similar to the Distillery District, with it's art galleries and artist studios. Although I suppose that would be an...

in response to Dereliction

Tony Iommi: At one point, while I was attending undergrad, I lived in an apartment building (actually, a house converted to apartments) where a rather large family of raccoons lived as well. They chose to reside on a fire escape landing/ deck off of the top floor of the building (2nd...

in response to Raccoons, Cute or Dangerous?

jack: actually they are tatooed on them. a great point of conversation.

in response to Giant Testicles of Industry

Sam: Whats all the big fuss about??? That stuff looks meant for birds... something like a cuckoo nest

in response to One bedroom apartment

BULL DOG: realy nice work .GOOD EYE

in response to NYC Rapid Fire

jack: native american people have fabulous facial features. since i was born in america can i say i'm native american? (and no wisecracks from the peanut gallery).

in response to Beaver House Trading Post

Chris Erb: He also walked (or swam I suppose, considering it's a fish) out on his wife and kids to go on a gambling and whisky spree. He never returned. His family arn't doing too bad now. They moved into a small coral reef, one of his kids just graduated highschool...

in response to Eagle and Garfish

Cameo: the untidy area is fenced off... Huge hunks of concrete are falling off it from time to time now.

in response to Dereliction

Chris Erb: Doesn't this exact same building exist in Montreal?

in response to Dereliction

ksedge: could jack be the j. in j. peterman? haha and i supposed you churned the butter yourself in the african bush? lovin' it! keep'em comin!

in response to Eat Fish

cool: damn u a grandad i been wunderin for a few months now realized

in response to Call Out Gouranga!

The Owner: It has lots of windows - just not facing the street. They mostly face south. I believe I get a net gain from solar energy. It exists to provide shelter for the owner and his family. Chris is a bit fuzzy on his history. Squires Street was developed in...

in response to Modernism on Squires

EvilGentleman: Your testicles are decorated with swirling ladders? When the heck were you born, Christmas?

in response to Giant Testicles of Industry

EvilGentleman: For a derelict building with numerous broken windows, there sure are tidy surroundings. I dunno whether it could be considered an eyesore or a trasure, but it sure fits on citynoise. Urban decay sure seems to be a popular theme, even in my own postings.

in response to Dereliction

jack: ??????? illiterate philospher ????????

in response to Dereliction

EvilGentleman: Don't tell, but I think it may have a cavity in one of it's teeth, as well.

in response to Eagle and Garfish

jack: the tombstone of lost labor, of working men and women earning a living and building families, the end of an era. but i like the red buoy.

in response to Dereliction

Cameo: Either way, I don't want to lick them.

in response to Giant Testicles of Industry

Rahul: Nice Story

in response to The Meatball Caper

jack: yes, i've seen those breasts somewhere before, but they do look like my testicles.

in response to Giant Testicles of Industry

jack: the fish is deformed, there is a dot out of place.

in response to Eagle and Garfish

aer suzuki: this is way too cool, you should put some of your pictures up at the visual dictionary : thevisualdictionary.net

in response to Jupiter

aer suzuki: ok, the eagle looks like he was right in the midst of a screaming dive down towards it's prey when all of a sudden a human being appeared out of nowhere beside it, suspended in mid air. the eagle is now so distracted with that "what the fuck?" feeling, it...

in response to Eagle and Garfish

aer suzuki: i can understand why red cars get ticketed more often, your eye just latches onto them...sweet and tasty shot.

in response to Untitled

aer suzuki: A few more.

in response to Ornamented Edifices Time Capsule

aer suzuki: impressive.

in response to Giant Testicles of Industry

.JAONE XTC: I AGREE......P.S. i have never been to seattle but......i used to like JIM ZORN # 10 on the seahawks.....

in response to Ja All City King

joey: they look more like breasts

in response to Giant Testicles of Industry

shelia/neworleans : Phill We are sweetheart.

in response to Cabrini Green [whats left of it]

anon (pool-71-106-172-136.lsanca.dsl-w.verizon.net): Ja is the true all time king,

in response to Ja All City King

groovehouse: chemical balls

in response to Giant Testicles of Industry

EvilGentleman: I dunno if the Eagle and Garfish article is good enough, but it was the best I could do on short notice, since they are the only pictures I have of animals at the taxidermist's. Nice story, by the way.

in response to Tiger Attack

phill: shelia we cool?

in response to Cabrini Green [whats left of it]

atlanticcity: atlanticcity atlanticcity

in response to Broadway Squat

owen: Coney is a gettho has any one heard of o dywers Gardens hosing projects that place is a no go zone

in response to Coney Island Low

owen: Coney is a gettho has any one heard of o dywers Gardens hosing projects that place is a no go zone

in response to Coney Island Low

EvilGentleman: Good find, jack.

in response to Uptown Westside

anon (net084-104.host.partnersolutions.ca): I agree with AEWR Suzuki. that first shot is quite good.

in response to Northeast Kingdom

anon (net084-104.host.partnersolutions.ca): Nice to see some nostalgia that's not kitsch

in response to Best in Town

EvilGentleman: I'm glad you like them, I wish I had a way to better share the experience, it was truly awesome to see the destruction up close.

in response to Train Derails on Bridge IV: The Aftermath (With Graf Train Passing By)

atlanticcity: atlanticcity atlanticcity

in response to Parkour - Cat Leap

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