Wednesday, July 19th 2006

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jamie: lmao. i think i must have been drunk when i posted this, and when i say posted i mean cut and pasted from god knows where, and for god knows why. But look at all the comments. Chicken Oriental.

in response to Parrot Biting

jamie: i hate to add to this argument but didn't the 'americans' pretty much eraicate the native population of their country back in the day? And the english didn't clear the Gaelic speakers out of their country, they simply moved them to Wales so they could all talk funny amongst themselves...

in response to Fuck England

jamie: dammit my salt pot is an extruded hexagon with rounded corners and is 1/4 full of salt as i love sodium... especially in it's chloride form.

in response to I Love Sodium

jamie: i don't know what he is, but i want one of him too

in response to Gareth the Patriotic Car

John: It makes me sad, but what really ticks me off is that those bastards around the lake want the county to pay for it to be fixed. These are the same people who told the county to screw off when the county asked for a public entrance to the lake.

in response to The Case of the Disappearing Lake

jamie: yeah. i would.

in response to Smash

Lauren: Norman is not boring. Perhaps to you, coming from a larger town where most people need an income upwards of $100,000 to afford cost of living and entertainment, this place seems boring. But if you go anywhere in the country and only stay in a crappy hotel connected...

in response to America's Most Boring Towns: 1

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: From the BBC website: "A piece of graffiti by Bristol artist Banksy has been allowed to stay after what the city council described as "overwhelming support" from the public." news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/engl . . . stol/somerset/5193552.stm

in response to Banksy et al

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: My favourite is the TV under the tree. I like the depth of focus.

in response to July 17 2006 Toronto

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Oldstyle with flame. I think the first one is a flamebot.

in response to I Double-Dare You to Pull It

right: Ja is king.. he has 1000000000000000000000000000000000000 more throw-ups/tags than the most biggest graffiti writer.. ( although he is a pussy with a rich dad who just bails him out every time)

in response to JA: A True NYC King

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: chiamattt: please go back to the store, pick up the cat, put it in a proper box and send it to me. I'll have a saucer of fish heads and Parliament Lights waiting for it. Thanks.

in response to Gongneung

da93illlll 1445: ne1 know where i can see a pic of banksy himself?

in response to Banksy Photos + other graf

FORMER STUDENT: THE CURRENT PRINCIPAL AT THIS SKOOL IS MAD LAZY AND SLOW. MOST OF THE TEACHERS DON'T CARE AND R GARBAGE. I ADVISE PARENTS NOT TO SEND THEIR KIDS THERE.

in response to Acorn Community High School

groovehouse: As far as I know, it's just a place that does taxes for you. They just have a helluva name!! The building is located in an area of town that is largely Vietnamese.

in response to Cyborg Tax

Paulm: I agree with Someone. It is a good sign that these signs are no longer needed

in response to Fallout Shelter

Paulm: I'll echo a great ( but deleted ) comment Did anyone look up for a person?

in response to Chaos Chair

Peter: lol... great find. whats the story on this place?

in response to Cyborg Tax

Peter: nice. we call the roof "tar beach", too, from that book :)

in response to Prospect Heights from a Rooftop

Jamie: welcome back. wtf is cyborg tax?

in response to Cyborg Tax

Jamie: 600px is merely a guideline.

in response to July 17 2006 Toronto

ksedge: i'm continually baffled by how you always make the subject just "pop" out of the photo.

in response to July 17 2006 Toronto

anon (211.253.15.130): see?? she likes smoking soooooooooo much so she can't take a nap away from cigarettes!!!just like you davy!

in response to Gongneung

hool: joey: ?

in response to July 17 2006 Toronto

Susannah: Very Nice

in response to Man in the River

Susannah: The second one reminds me of the children's story "tar beach" about a family in the city that picnics on the roof. When I was little we used to watch the fireworks from our roof on July 4th - you could see the Statue of Liberty very clearly and it...

in response to Prospect Heights from a Rooftop

ian: I thought the limit was 600px?

in response to July 17 2006 Toronto

Susannah: I can almost feel the temperature change - are these photos taken during the same time of day ? I like them alot - but Mt Tamalpais is my favorite.

in response to Mountains Meet

joey: there must be jobs for cyborgs in houston

in response to Cyborg Tax

Susannah: Its still here.

in response to Fallout Shelter

joey: yes. both of these mountins are surrounded by urbanity. you just can't see any of it. tricky, huh?

in response to Mountains Meet

joey: 650 x 433 pixels

in response to July 17 2006 Toronto

elijahbriggs: Portland is one unique place,I found a home here and peace.. peace to be myself and to indulge in cultures of unknown and unseen experiance. Feel the ocean in the air as I walk through mt Tabor. or sit behind a waterfall downtown.I love this town.

in response to Portland: steel bridge

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