Wednesday, June 28th 2006

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EvilGentleman: Yeeesh, the things I do when I am on hold. I must first correct my first comment in this article. The Voyagers are space probes, not satellites. Sorry about that. Now, on to the serious stuff. In the Canadian Arctic, there has been a great problem with disappearing lakes. When I...

in response to The Case of the Disappearing Lake

Mushi: OOOHHH!!! That would ROCK! I know they are doing something, but I just didn't know what! I would love a coffee shop here! See? It can only get better!

in response to My House in Bushwick

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: wow.

in response to The Seething Metropolis of Anna Maria Island II

aer suzuki: nice, the sand is so white, too. where exactly is this place?

in response to The Seething Metropolis of Anna Maria Island II

ellen: Does anyone have ideas for stopping them from pooping on one's deck. I've tried vinegar, putting aluminum wrap on their favorite step and no luck. I've got kids and cats and worry about the roundworm. thanks in advance for any advice.

in response to Raccoons, Cute or Dangerous?

jamie: umm recently.. i meant recently

in response to Another Small Town

jamie: i saw an old photo of that 'river' lately, and in 1955 it was still a real river *sigh*

in response to Another Small Town

EvilGentleman: The State of Utah is trafficking in salty water. They have had help from alien intelligence to build giant drains in the bottom of the Dead Sea and the Aral Sea and siphon the water through the Earth into the Great Salt Lake. Apparently, they have smaller drains in Florida,...

in response to The Case of the Disappearing Lake

EvilGentleman: I find the quote from the landscaper near the lake of, "We can't afford to let this nature go." to be quite hilarious. The sinkhole is nature, not the artificial preservation of the lake. But then again, landscapers tend to have a funny idea as to exactly what constitutes "nature". Unless...

in response to The Case of the Disappearing Lake

sally: named after your family?

in response to The Case of the Disappearing Lake

sally: that looks underwhelming.

in response to Pride 2006 Toronto Part 2

Peter: once again, for the record, this post is about a graffiti writer named "england" and a beef in which he is involved. it is NOT about england (the country) or america (the country) or *pause* even scotland. so, if you insist on calling someone an idiot, look at who is making...

in response to Fuck England

Ron Slade (Scot): Ha Ha never laughed so much thank you, america saved us, (long paused while picking myself of the floor) thats the trouble with america, think they can dictate, I"I have thee bomb but your not allowed to have one because i want the power, "America saved our ass" .sorry for...

in response to Fuck England

Changes...: I heard that north east kingdom is opening a coffee shop on wyckoff, anyone know of any other changes?

in response to My House in Bushwick

Peter: hmm, i just noticed the trap-door leading into the "river" on the bottom right of the first photo... wonder what flows from that thing?

in response to Another Small Town

Peter: link: get flicks of your work and post em here!

in response to followup graffiti hunt

LINK: big up kane aka fed and all da orton gangstas ogc obr fuk wys rip dave rip luke rip rip vinnie goin painting tonight at railworld n e 1 wanna link and smash peterborough #

in response to followup graffiti hunt

anonomys: who the hell jumped in that lake

in response to The Case of the Disappearing Lake

depot: yo msg wut happend to da miami scene 'keep it going

in response to M.s.g. Found in Charlotte,N.C.

t@ngent: So the remaining wall of the Roman fortress of Banovallum really does run through the library!

in response to Another Small Town

jamie: that's quite alarming

in response to The Case of the Disappearing Lake

Peter: mmm, beer.

in response to Summer

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I like to bring humous and cucumber slices. And I make brilliant burgers.

in response to Summer

sine: if the dead sea starts filling back up, let me know.

in response to The Case of the Disappearing Lake

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Maybe it's twined with the Dead Sea.

in response to The Case of the Disappearing Lake

Peter: uberfascinating. ahh, florida and sinkholes!

in response to The Case of the Disappearing Lake

sine: WTF indeed.

in response to The Case of the Disappearing Lake

Simon Cornwell: Thanks for the feedback I.T.U.C. - it's appreciated. If you've been to Cane Hill recently, you'll understand that it's no longer the walk in the park it previously was. It has, unfortunately, become a victim of its own popularity.

in response to MoD Aquila (Part Two)

Simon Cornwell: These pictures were taken in January hence the sheer bleakness of everything. Even in the midst of winter, the field was choked with brambles and nettles, so who knows if there's more under the undergrowth.

in response to Netherne Mental Asylum

Grange: WTF?????

in response to The Case of the Disappearing Lake

t@ngent: bumcrackheartballoon

in response to Pride 2006 Toronto Part 2

t@ngent: i read this as Pride 2006 Tornado, lol

in response to Pride 2006 Toronto Part 1

sine: why was the guy being carried off?

in response to Pride 2006 Toronto Part 2

sine: there's beer left in the fridge.

in response to Summer

aer suzuki: beautiful shots, i like how everything's reduced down to simple elements which are very well composed but still look natural and spontaneous, cool.

in response to Hotel Detail

aer suzuki: gorgeous pictures, these are the kinda shots i drool over, metal and sky. you too, ea, very cool especially the middle one.

in response to Fremont Bridge

aer suzuki: cool shot, i likes me some hidden treasure...

in response to Tuck Away House

EvilGentleman: Maybe this house was the first one on the block, and the row houses squeezed up against it in later years, making it look out of place.

in response to Tuck Away House

Chris Erb: Hopefully I'll have the first part of the downtown series up tomorrow. It's going to be a lot of fun but a lot of work too.

in response to Home Pt. 3: Norad\'s/Red Line

Chris Erb: I'm sure the NORAD lines you know of are a bit more interesting than this one. haha

in response to Home Pt. 3: Norad\'s/Red Line

Chris Erb: Any explanation seems to fit. I'll make sure I find out either next time I'm in Sussex or I'll get my mom to find out for me next time I'm talking to her.

in response to Home Pt. 2: Bills Corner Grocery

Chris Erb: The yellow building by the catering place? I walk by that every day on my way to work. This city is far too small! haha Also, if you search "Regency Landing" in google, this post is the second hit. I'm sure the developers arn't overly happy about that

in response to Yuppy Scum

joey: LOL

in response to America\'s Most Boring Towns: 9

kc: Those are the only people you see on this tour. The gardeners to the stars.

in response to Hedges of the Stars

Mokes: Dog that needs a seatbelt, and cute Korean lasses? I can see the appeal, not to mention the wild architechture. Those buildings are the cat's meow.

in response to Apkujeong

Mokes: Dood, the best part is the crotch hole and golf towel.

in response to Gun Farm

Chiamattt: The second last photo is so awesome. I wonder if the picture of the nude dude with white socks will get as much attention as the photo of the man with or without his penis out on the subway. www.citynoise.org/article/3902

in response to Pride 2006 Toronto Part 2

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