Friday, August 18th 2006

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Nick: I'm embaressed by the number of stupid Brits here who have come looking for an arguement, by slagging off the US in the most derogatory, assinine way possible. I'm a Brit and I also *shock horror* prefer Americans to mainland Europeans. Americans, despite a general lack of knowledge of the...

in response to Fuck England

phill: keep up cabrini!

in response to Cabrini Green [whats left of it]

cartoon: damn alot of comments on brooklyn.....

in response to My House in Bushwick

cartoon: u no, it is a sink....

in response to Sink Graffiti: before and after

spine: what does that have to do with any thing

in response to graffiti stencil making a statement...

EvilGentleman: The article excerpt was from July 12, 2006. By the way, why did my italics not work? Is the code messing up?

in response to Two Unrelated Fire Department Pictures

EvilGentleman: Excerpt from http://www.westmountexaminer.com/article-24092-Council-ends-sixyear-sale-of-Fire-Station-No-2.html (the webpage no longer exists, I retrieved the data from a Google cache) ##The sale of the Fire Station No 2 building at Victoria and The Boulevard for $800,000 was expected to finally be approved by Westmount City Council at its July meeting on Wednesday. The building was...

in response to Two Unrelated Fire Department Pictures

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Empty barber shop sign

in response to empty reference repeat

naK: looking for lessons, naeadam@gmail.com in montreal if anyone knows anything.

in response to montreal parkour

anon (cache-los-ac07.proxy.aol.com): does timmy have any other realtives that are alive today if so have you any pictures of them

in response to Timmy the Cat

What biziness?: Hope yall have learned that all criminal activity is related but slightly competitive only if evryone is getting a piece. None is needed but the guys know that someone will do it if they dont step up, even the feds maybe. The feds witnessed a barfight in dayton in 2001,...

in response to Hell\'s Angels - New York City

EvilGentleman: Streetcar wires in the sky

in response to Cross Sky

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I was buzzing through DIA this week and got these pics. I didn't use a flash as I didn't want to draw attention to what I was doing, just in case. These murals pretty much look like something from "The Wall."

in response to Airport Scenes 1

procyon: This reminds me of the end of The Sirens of Titan...

in response to La Spa

blondie: That's funny!!!

in response to Book of Match

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I really like the second one, all the perspective and angles. Everything seems to be pointing to the window. Is that where the treasure is?

in response to Majestic Looking

jfilip: That looks like a really nice place to spend some quality time.

in response to Kangirsujuaq II

EvilGentleman: I like the royal purple Chinese wall. At least in America, you can use royal colours without being put to death. The chair in front of the lamp post is good as well. As far as the 99¢ store goes, I find that the word "up" in the sign is...

in response to A Walk Through the International District

aer suzuki: eh? guinness? sounds delicious...and the photo's cool too.

in response to Water Valve

EvilGentleman: These are journeys of the mind accompanied by pictures from a museum. Keep an open mind, and leave jack alone. He's entertaining quite a few of us, and quite well, I might add. He's very good at creating stories to go with pictures. Look around a bit at his comments...

in response to La Spa

cerniagigante: I like the solar pannel on the molar... looks like a dentist's nanorobot in action. Whizzzzz, whizzzz, whizzzzz, splash....

in response to The Elevated Wetlands

Susannah : what does all the gibberish mean? suspicious.

in response to Rocky Love.

aer suzuki: very cool

in response to Jet

joey: and loud as well.

in response to Jet

rinn: It is simply astounding. It shows how far human acheivement can stretch, with a little help of 'faith'. faith as small as a mustard seed can move a mountain, and Don Justo is a living example of that.

in response to Don Justo\'s Self Built Cathedral

John: Protect your so called "boring towns"...progress is ruining what peace may still exists. Hope that it doesn't reach you... at all or you can kiss you boredom goodbye and say hello to the perils of a growing society...

in response to America\'s Most Boring Towns: 4

Sahara: Thanks for having the picture because I read There Are No Children Here That book is so good and shows a familys story of living in the projects. Now i can see the actual place that boook takes place in. I hope that one day things wil get better for everyone.

in response to henry horner projects

joey: i was too young to realize rocky was a controversy. at one point i was in the buddy bell fan club. when buddy played 3rd base for the tribe.

in response to Self Reflection

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