Wednesday, December 14th 2005

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GGP: this is like an insane time capsule. "life before"

in response to WTC Token Booth

Peter: the wtc booth at the confluence of the WTC station/chambers street (E train)/Park place (2/3 trains) stop... where the old doors are still, and open from that station into the new PATH WTC station...

in response to WTC Token Booth

anon (cpe-66-108-140-224.nyc.res.rr.com): Wait. Which train line? I live not more than 600 feet away (have for more than 10 years) and was unaware that something had reopened, always a cause for celebration, in my book.

in response to WTC Token Booth

Mark Canada: Long live the RA. Celtic F.C #1

in response to The Bogside

writerwench: That's a very striking photo. As at 6pm Tuesday, all the tank fires had been put out apart from one in a small tank that is being allowed to just burn itself out. I'm now hearing a lot of rumours that a light aircraft was heard in the vicinity just before...

in response to Oil Fire...

jaedid: yeeeah just moved to PSL from Atl... not too many art on walls around here but Ive seen some CRAZY work on some of the trains that pass by my work all day... Most of which is coming from Miami... Some of the art Ive seen has some of the...

in response to Miami Youth Faces \'Serious Jail Time\':

Peter: my sentiments exactly! its been hidden from view for more than 4 years... but no longer!

in response to WTC Token Booth

Peter: hool: lately, when i meet new people, many of them ask me if im canadian, upon first hearing my voice... this struck me as odd, but i suppose that after living in nyc for 10 years, my original southern accent has meshed with my now rather yankee-esque speech patterns in...

in response to Dec 13 2005 Toronto

GGP: ohmygod!

in response to WTC Token Booth

Dotty: Wow hard to believe i once lived and worked in Paterson How i miss the hot dogs at libbys lol I left in the 70s sure do have fond memories of my home towne

in response to paterson factory - may 2002

hool: colavito's ghost: i consider my photos, period. i photograph a thing to know what that thing looks like in a photograph. it starts with my eyes, i see something and i get that feeling, it heats through my sinuses and down into my chest, my arms. ...

in response to Dec 13 2005 Toronto

gramarye: I was actually in a plane heading toward Gatwick on the Sunday morning, and saw the fire out the window of the aircraft. You could see the huge smoke plume and the fire raging from a good ways away, and you could tell that it was something massive. I wish I'd...

in response to Oil Fire...

sveva: I read an article that said smoke was making its way over France and heading toward Spain. I thought that was pretty amazing and for a minute I thought I was reading about something else.

in response to Oil Fire...

red: up the fucking u.d.a lurgan

in response to Ulster Young Militants: Shankhill

red: fucking brillant keep it up.lurgan uda d'batt i'coy.quis separabit

in response to Ulster Young Militants: Shankhill

Peter: i see so many more winter colors in these photos than usual... gray walls and white cars. bleak and lovely. to me, this set reads like "a day in the life of a handy-man", if you will: ...buffing graf and replacing a burnt-out light above the graf spot on the convenience...

in response to Dec 13 2005 Toronto

kumquat: Black smoke appeared over London, and some people in south London got woken up by the blast, which allegedly was audible in the Netherlands... Didn't notice any of it myself. My friends in Hemel went home last night, so it must be OK for their baby now.

in response to Oil Fire...

terseywersey: Wow. There hasn't been much on it on American news here -- or at least that I've seen. I flew home for Christmas out of Gatwick earlier that morning, right before it happened, which is apparently good because it delayed all later flights after mine? Which makes me wonder how far...

in response to Oil Fire...

colavito's ghost: Hool, I wonder how you conceive of your photos. You seem to focus on people, landscapes, and people in landscapes. Do you consider these works portriats? Urban landscapes? A combination? Something else entirely?

in response to Dec 13 2005 Toronto

sfynyc: I saw the same thing, down in South Florida, I was either in or near Lantana. I can't remember what town specifically.

in response to NYPD Pizza

***: oj + teo:

in response to All Type of Signs

ian: Turns out the lot will be covered with twin 30 story condos.

in response to Stray Cat

Peter: another symbol from you know who on the escalator in the park place subway station, manhattan:

in response to Grand Army Plaza

Peter: wow! i caught that "bureau of bridges" truck again at a redlight yesterday morning over in prospect heights: note leeto tag...

in response to Graf Trux 12: The Vans of Williamsburg

elaine: it's worth keeping the best cards til last ;-D

in response to Manchester Lights B

Peter: i spotted another kronan in prospect heights... what a rare sight:

in response to Tankbike

ian: SuperLog.

in response to Hunters Welcome

ian: milk is delicious, although I generally much prefer chicken to beef.

in response to A Cow Named Kindess

ian: These are frequent targets of theft. I'm surprised this one isn't caged more adequately.

in response to AC Tag

the dead awaken: Those are absolutely brilliant! It's just amazing how gorgeous destruction can be...

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BBC:

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angiesugarshine : i don't usually comment, but... I was born and raised in Philly, and can GUARANTEE at about 99% positivity that that pizza shop is run by NY'ers, most likely members of the NYPD. If you ever have been to Philly, you'd know most people are die-hard Philadelphians, and have little care for...

in response to NYPD Pizza

beth03: nice photo. in amsterdam (where i am at the moment) there is a pizza chain called New York Pizza. their motto is: DAMN TASTY!

in response to NYPD Pizza

Paul: I used to work near there (about 10 years ago) - looking at the latest photos on the BBC site I'm surprised there isn't more widespread damage.

in response to Oil Fire...

Peter: the papers this morning called it "...the worst fire in europe since ww2..."

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jamie: your point being?

in response to Manchester Lights B

elaine: careful, now. referring to yourself in the third person is waaaaay mentalist

in response to Manchester Lights B

Mitch Waxman: Its so beautiful, this terror is. Oddly, I've been trying to calculate the megatonnage of this explosion. What was it? Twenty tanks of fuel with a capacity of how many million litres? Jeeez.

in response to Oil Fire...

ian: #2 may actually be Kyoto. Not every slide is labeled, so I have to interpolate sometimes. Sometimes they are actually labeled incorrectly :)

in response to City and Country

ian: Look, I've even learned to use the neato site markup

in response to Oil Fire...

ian: old skool CN http://www.citynoise.org/article/436/

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ian: I wonder if I'm the only one wondering whether it's an aromatic roundabout, with fully delocalized pi-bonding orbitals.

in response to Oil Fire...

joey: wait! isn't LI where jackson pollack died?

in response to Middle Village, Fresh Pond Rd & Elliot Ave

joey: like the pile of trash in 'bluebeard's ghost'?

in response to Middle Village, Fresh Pond Rd & Elliot Ave

joey: new york pizza department? what

in response to NYPD Pizza

joey: see what the colonies hath wrought. it just can't get any better.

in response to Hunters Welcome

Morgan: when they're not spitting on you :)

in response to Prospect Heights:

colavito's ghost: Nice to see the LI represented, but it's not exactly a stirring post. Makes the place look depressing as shit.

in response to Middle Village, Fresh Pond Rd & Elliot Ave

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