Tuesday, January 10th 2006

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HUH?: beware of the army of the twelve monkey's

in response to more london graf flix

HUH?: afro?,remember to take two hits and pass

in response to Worst Graffiti Evar... Again!

Laura : marvelous

in response to Icinoise

HUH?: no ,its MIKE,sheeez

in response to Worst Graffiti Evar... Again!

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Considering the bad connotations post-Nazi regime, I would have thought that it is a poor choice of shape, however excellent the exposure.

in response to Quite Possibly the Worst Layout for a Hospital, Ever

Drum: ahhhhh, the decline of the west,is oh painful and funny, all at the same time.

in response to Worst Graffiti Evar

Drum: google earth is good for something!(who knew)

in response to Quite Possibly the Worst Layout for a Hospital, Ever

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Thanks for telling us. I love the tree cosy.

in response to Wholesome Urban Graffiti

Maigan: BeAuTiFuL!!!

in response to Rainbow in Moscow

AKrylik (Knitta Crew): The hood ornament is not ours. Someone posted it on our myspace comments section, asking if it was ours. Sadly, we cannot take credit for that. Thanks!

in response to Wholesome Urban Graffiti

Charlene: nice.

in response to Wholesome Urban Graffiti

Charlene: are you in the room that used to be used to store coal?

in response to Quietude

Charlene: the design is simply trying to allow for maximum window exposure to rooms. And the swatstika was a very popular symbol in history before the nazi's stole it.

in response to Quite Possibly the Worst Layout for a Hospital, Ever

Charlene: "potential is the best kind of beauty, everything else has been played." awesome

in response to bike commute

Tony Styles: Eh jafar, i used to be into the graff. game laying low right now, how many charges have you caught during your graff career, i got two, so i gota lay low for now. I heard the 3rd time, you really get f***ed over.

in response to best of the bombers

Shortie: It's funny how i have read most of these peoples comments talking about how humbodlt park is owned by the puerto Ricans and hows it was always are little part of chicago....i find that funny because before us puerto ricans owned Humboldt park it belonged to the Germans....Humboldt is the...

in response to Humboldt Park

elaine: ok! (what, you want an argument?)

in response to Disappearing Skyscraper

elaine: i saw some today, but they looked suspicious to me, like they had been artfully dumped by a trader... i saw lots today but i didn't have my camera, ooh la la!

in response to Ghost of Christmas Past

Peter: ive managed to keep mine despite not eating any animals for quit a long time ;)

in response to Wild Turkey Parking

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I wish I had a car or a knitted sweater (jumper for the Brits).

in response to Wholesome Urban Graffiti

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Poor Pecky. Poor veal. I wish I was a vegetarian. But I'm afraid that my canine teeth will fall out.

in response to Wild Turkey Parking

GGP: fabulous ornament! hilarious!

in response to Wholesome Urban Graffiti

GGP: The story Jack tells sounds like a classic. There's a great song by Big Boy Henry, the blues singer, called "Old Bill"--it's about a guy with a rooster-friend named Bill that gets cooked for dinner when the preacher comes to the house for supper. It's a great song.

in response to Wild Turkey Parking

Jamie: you remind me of a theory i once read about light bulbs not emitting light but rather sucking dark. light being merely the absence of dark.

in response to Crown Heights Postal

jack: the women is cleaning the graf with a whits wash or paint, (see the bucket) but she looks so female in her dress style and hair that she is attractive and becoming. i cant help it i love to look at women especially when they wear dresse and high heels....

in response to The Buff Strikes Again!

jack: its lucid thinking, we daydream things. there is no ss there is no swastika we place meaning on coincidences or near look-a-likes. people still see elvis, and i admit i think i saw him working in a deli in downtown brooklyn, but yes we do use the Lords...

in response to Quite Possibly the Worst Layout for a Hospital, Ever

drum: public service ghetto style

in response to Worst Graffiti Evar... Again!

jack: my brother and i were given little chicks one easter. w3e raised them in the basement and 'pecky' had a strange looking leg. well one day i found them gone and grandpa said they went out to have a family of their own. so that sunday we...

in response to Wild Turkey Parking

GGP: long shadows on pavement are the spillage of ghost-ink trying to break through to communicate with our world. what are the ghosts trying to tell us, you may ask? deep inside, you already know.

in response to Crown Heights Postal

Peter: creative writing is fun.

in response to Crown Heights Postal

Peter: stepped on what?

in response to Alternative Energy Source

jack: holy tonka, i stepped on it again.

in response to Alternative Energy Source

jack: long shadows. i'd like to write something about long shadows on the pavement. c'mon elaine and catherine, help me.

in response to Crown Heights Postal

jack: very funny, i wish i had an ornament on my car.

in response to Wholesome Urban Graffiti

Peter: lets hear that poem, jack! i hear that in san freancisco, every year, they drag the dead christmas trees out onto ocean beach and have huge bonfires with them there...

in response to Ghost of Christmas Past

jeeff: ohh i see now. it's a baseball stadium?

in response to Self Injury Club

jack: we kids use to collect the trees and bring them to a lot along kings highway in brooklyn and burn them at night. we would stand there in the cold and watch the flames go high up. when you burn a tree it goes up real fast and...

in response to Ghost of Christmas Past

Peter: jack: at first, i thought you were referring to the armory, but then i realized that its further up atlantic, and though visible from where i took these photos, it isnt in any of the shots. im not sure what that building is... i think it might be the (greek...

in response to Fire!

jack: nice photos peter, the building down the block that looks like the top of a castle, what is it? and those buildings are now around 100 years old. when you see a building with ornamental over hangs on the roofing it usually was done in the early 1900's....

in response to Fire!

Hobart: Yep, they're doing a major renovation to it in this photo.

in response to Old Capital Building

Jamie: that's my point i guess. i don't know. having no point of reference it's hard to say.

in response to Old Capital Building

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: That's a very impressive building. Is that someone cleaning/fixing the window?

in response to Old Capital Building

Hobart: Yeah, I agree.

in response to Fire!

Hobart: What did you ever imagine it looked like? I'm curious to know!

in response to Old Capital Building

Jamie: i don't know how (if at all) i ever imagined iowa. but i'm certain it didn't look like your photos. more.

in response to Old Capital Building

Jamie: brooklyn looks pretty

in response to Fire!

Peter: in front of the very large apartment building near the subway stop i get off at coming home, i saw a pile of christmas trees- probably 3-4 trees high and about 15 trees long- spanning down half the block. it was too dark to snap a photo, though... maybe ill...

in response to Ghost of Christmas Past

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Astoria is full of christmas tumbleweeds. People have put them out in the street but the garbage men won't pick them up. Our tree is ornament-less, but still taking up a large portion onf my living room. I may have to mount a covert operation to dispose of it.

in response to Ghost of Christmas Past

Hobart: Ahh, I love fire engines! :-)

in response to Fire!

Jamie: initially my brain said "where, where?" then it said "oh, the tree"

in response to Ghost of Christmas Past

Peter: hahaha. a hood ornament cozy!

in response to Wholesome Urban Graffiti

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I liked this from the flickr site:

in response to Wholesome Urban Graffiti

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I just discovered this post. It's fantastic. It somewhat reminded me of Andy Capp (of which this isn't a particulary good example).

in response to mancatstairs

Peter: ...which will probably be there til june, ha. theres a house on my block that indulges in immense christmas-decoration-overkill, and never takes the stuff down til the summer... i think im gonna start a pool on when it comes down this year...

in response to Crown Heights Postal

Peter: heh, ive heard about this but never seen it. cool. post more if you see it!

in response to Wholesome Urban Graffiti

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I completely agree with Elaine. As a kid, my Dad and brother and I used to go hunting for rabbits with ferrets. I don't think I ever caught one. I was always a bit afraid that one of my pet rabbits would become dinner. We ate the cat, though. And...

in response to Wild Turkey Parking

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: This is absolutely brilliant. It's a knitters paradise.

in response to Wholesome Urban Graffiti

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: It's because we're sassy.

in response to Disappearing Skyscraper

GGP: makes me think of the famed Women's Pentagon Action demo way back when (in 1980): "Four huge female puppets created by Bread and Puppet Theatre led some 2,000 women in a march past Arlington Cemetery to the Pentagon. There they encircled the building, put gravestones in the lawn, wove yarn across...

in response to Wholesome Urban Graffiti

GGP: and the last vestige of holiday cheer on the bannister....

in response to Crown Heights Postal

Boothman: Ha Ha a fucking shark!!

in response to Nice Catch

Jamie: j'aime la pom bar beaucoup

in response to Teddies!

elaine: better for ya? and jack, not really, i was very very drunk. i once gave my brother a panda teddy as a present. he now takes it out with him when he and his mates go out on the ran dan. in the morning when someone admits they may have done something...

in response to Teddies!

elaine: i am all for game. slaughter houses are so awful, quite apart from sympathy for the animals, i wouldn't want that amount of fear and pain on my plate. things like bambis are good cos you can't farm them and have to kill them on location so they had their...

in response to Wild Turkey Parking

elaine: the famous and grand Tate Britain and Tate Modern galleries in london are built on the sweat of the slave labour of the past, for the sugar giant Tate & Lyle. the reality of such sweetness, as grim as a gorilla fur coat. people dislike this kind of information to...

in response to Something Sweet

elaine: i think in this particular context jamie saying jesus is the least of the evils. the unconscious freudian slip of an individual is one thing, but between the SS logo and the swastika plan, all the designers and committees and whatnot, this is some collective unconscious weirdness here.

in response to Quite Possibly the Worst Layout for a Hospital, Ever

elaine: what? for our ignorance?

in response to Disappearing Skyscraper

elaine: hence i have never even been to the shop to consider buying them, but i know they exist and think they are funny

in response to Chav Massive!

Jamie: back street's back

in response to Satan's Front Door

mark: love the lazy afternoon feel tp this picture

in response to Crown Heights Postal

Jamie: wicked init!

in response to Chav Massive!

Jamie: my bad

in response to Quite Possibly the Worst Layout for a Hospital, Ever

Jamie: David Hasselhoff style.

in response to Berlin, Summer 2004

Jamie: ... and "eat your greens"

in response to Worst Graffiti Evar... Again!

Peter: its ok, barry. everyone is different. im glad you ate them instead of hanging them on the wall, thats for sure. urban-dwellers like me get hypersensitized to stuff like this because we never see it or experience it in our day to day lives. you do, so thats fine. its real.

in response to Wild Turkey Parking

afrowalking: the words speak to the brilliance of the moment brilliantly ...

in response to Self Injury Club

afrowalking: i choose to interpret mike as MLK ...

in response to Worst Graffiti Evar... Again!

jethro: yea. why is there a big old hole in the ground at minute maid park ?

in response to Self Injury Club

jethro: looks like the real thing- sponge bob wallpaper

in response to Sno Walk

joey: exactly

in response to Wires, Tree, Clouds, Sky

barry: I no some people will or would fine this gruesome and yes I killed tham an had one are two of tham for dinner.the rest I gived to friends.

in response to Wild Turkey Parking

Peter: wow, thats pretty gruesome, barry.

in response to Wild Turkey Parking

Peter: which line? cause i ride 4 trains a day and never see his shit.

in response to JA: A True NYC King

barry: Jamie I did made a trip to Patersons. I had to put CN back on the (Back street) for you ;)

in response to Satan's Front Door

barry: GPP This is what I would do if I seen Percy.

in response to Wild Turkey Parking

barry: Jamie don't worry ! I put Citynoise back but some were diffrent. I will post it soom time for you ;)

in response to Sticker Campaign 2002

barry: GGP love the photos. This one was a bird and me ;)

in response to Sno Walk

jack: that is a great shot. i thought it was made up.

in response to Self Injury Club

jack: i voted for bush. i like him. (as a president). he goes after the enemy. doesnt waste time. not chicken.

in response to Failure In Conjunction With The USPS

jack: where are the teddies? i see crumbs. nice poem catherine, you got it down nice. elaine, you like teddy bears?

in response to Teddies!

jack: there was a british friend of mine in the army with me, his name was patrick kilackie. he made tea every day for us at 4 pm and we sat around cleaning our m-14s and sharpening our bayonetts and sipping tea listening to classical music.

in response to 350 Euros a Month for Armagedon.

jack: sugar for the aristocrats.

in response to Something Sweet

jack: you know it almost resembles the curves of a female lying down.

in response to Untitled

jack: she realized that there was only one dryer left and so did the handsome young guy as they both got to the dryer at the same time. (him) look, why dont we put our things in the dryer together. (she) hey now, we dont even know each other and you...

in response to NYPD

jack: a mommy scyamore brought her little acorn to school today and the acorn began to cry, saying no, no, i dont want to go to school. i want to stay home and play in the leaves. but mommy said, if you dont go to school the squirrel will...

in response to Acorn Community High School

jack: you can run as fast as you can but you can never run into the future. if you sleep you can get there faster. tomorrow cames and you dont see it coming. then its the day after yesterday and your in the future, so what are you...

in response to I\'m a Weekend Photographer

jack: there is one tom the other is percy, a ballet dancer. he travells with tom for protection and love. the girls all are harem girls. so cool, i'd like to have a harem, but i get tired just thinking about sloozy female turkeys. besides i made...

in response to Wild Turkey Parking

jack: jamie you took the Lords name in vain.

in response to Quite Possibly the Worst Layout for a Hospital, Ever

jack: i want to hear it. and catherine dont worry about anything your a great photojournalist.

in response to The Buff Strikes Again!

jack: i like killing the gangstas and prosties. i try to get a prostie to take off her clothes but i cant do it.

in response to Park Place Shuttle

jack: do you know where i can buy some socks?

in response to Jan 06 2006 Toronto

jack: i thought elaine and catherine would have liked the story. i would like to write a story and have all of you add story lines so we can write a short story with different dialouge.

in response to Brooding and Almost Disappearing, in Color

jack: you two are my favorite girls

in response to Disappearing Skyscraper

jeeff: cool, it looks like he's ollying underneath the minute maid whatever-the-hell-that-thing-is.

in response to Self Injury Club

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