Monday, February 19th 2007

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jack: hool, really great shots. i have to comment though because the photo demands a statement. so here goes,,, pic 1- thank goodness i rolled up my cuffs i really had to go,,,, pic 2- i wonder if i could kill myself,,,, pic 3- i'm just biding my time, no where to...

in response to Feb 18 2007 Toronto

anon (localhost): yes, that's casa loma in the foreground.

in response to Six Random Photos

Antoine Whitfield: Yo, I grew up on Wilson ave btwn cooper and moffat st. I went to PS 113k before it closed, went to Halsey JHS and played ball in just about every school park in the hood before moving to Buffalo back in 88'. As I read things pretaining...

in response to A Rare Ruin in Bushwick

chewbakkas: that shit is fuckin wak

in response to Decatur Graffiti

camp: let it rain let it drip let a blood kill a crip bust a crip in the lip let fall to the gro

in response to Decatur Graffiti

Antoine Whitfield: Yo, I was born & raised in bushwick (Wilson ave btwn. cooper & moffat st). Growing up in bushwick btwn yr. 71'& 88' I was fortunate to see the neighborhood go through transition. I was 8 yrs old back in 71' and can remember when it was safe...

in response to My House in Bushwick

closek: hello i,m spanish pero me gusta la legenda smith sane yo tambien soi buen graffitero

in response to Sane Smith: Puttin' the Green in Greenpoint

t.: It sure looks like CasaLoma.. lovely shot!!!

in response to Six Random Photos

jeeff: as long as you don't want to get together with more than 3 of your friends at any one time.

in response to Six Random Photos

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Why can't everyone just get along, and then all the soldiers can become bakers, ballet dancers and rock stars? Because we fight over beliefs, land, power, money and the last piece of wooly mamoth. sigh.

in response to The End of the Brotherhood Winery Collection

bk racer: excellent shots. all fierce.

in response to Feb 18 2007 Toronto

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Just found this thread. Those last few comments are not only mean-spirited but way off the mark. In the very first line Elaine establishes it's Liverpool of 1982, during a much rougher time. She's studying art, which means she's studying everything -- herself, her flat, marchers, buildings, lino and the...

in response to rapid hardware

Peter: that lamp in the last shot is awesome! i want!

in response to Get a Room (At the Gladstone)

EvilGentleman: Hmmm, well I can hardly consider myself to be an expert on sawblasde art, so all I can recommend is to check out the store in the article, and the ones mentioned above, and decide for yourself. You may be right, you may be crazy, but it just might be...

in response to Sawblade Art

Martha: I have often admired this house. I used to live in that area and my daughter is currently a patient at Cardinal Hill. I think its a beautiful house today and can only imagine what it was like years ago. I have seen several houses made of the same...

in response to Stone house on Cardinal Hill

pierre: i remember knickerbocker park and the avenue were so nice when the italians dominated the area. it's a shame to see what it's become.

in response to A Rare Ruin in Bushwick

Jillian: I live in Massena, and have been to Memory Lane. The artwork you picture is o.k. in my opinion... certainly not spectacular. Howver, there is a gentleman in the area who came up with this idea.... orginally. Since been "copied" by many people such as Karen Osoway. Memory Lane is...

in response to Sawblade Art

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