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Friday, March 24th 2006

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bug: just wondering if wheatpaste would stick to plastic.

in response to Wheatpasting: How to

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: harrier jump jet

in response to Snow Angel

worst ever: stickyben's got the right idea... for the love of god leets- go on vacation, learn to paint and come back and try again... If not, then go get hit by a bus, loser.

in response to Leeto & Beef

Biff: Wow, What kind of bird, can take off from that position? An Owl?

in response to Snow Angel

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: This is still one of my favorite shots on CityNoise.

in response to jeef bird

jack: never read it. but now i have to.

in response to Little Shop of Horrors

jack: we can start it by describing the partially opened garage door to the mind of the building. if buildings could talk and streets yearn for the soft rays of the sun, then think of the garbage strewn about the properties. the empty lot being filled with peoples junk,...

in response to Drab

jack: big name for a little guy

in response to Josh Got UP, Yo!

EvilGentleman: Wow, I love the advice, thank you very much. Too bad my point-and-shoot digital does not have a burst mode, But I shall try to make sure my next camera has that feature.

in response to Arctic Landscapes II

Biff: Hey, It's a dance move...

in response to Deco Dance School

Biff: Hi, It's Homewood Avenue,between Jarvis and Sherbourne, the Garden Distict. Check Wikopedia it's very funny

in response to New House On My Block

EvilGentleman: I take it this not a bombing tag

in response to Josh Got UP, Yo!

EvilGentleman: What lot? This looks like someone sold their garage and driveway, and now a house is going in there.

in response to New House On My Block

colavito's ghost: what city/neighborhood, biff?

in response to New House On My Block

colavito's ghost: damn, josh. ill.

in response to Josh Got UP, Yo!

.budget..: ja is the all time king off graffiti hands down..all the haters prove what an impact this guy had on them....love the flicks..im seeing this guy up everyday on the trains with that acid...i doubt you will ever see this but if you do ja .dont stop. you are a...

in response to JA: A True NYC King

elaine: it's all there!

in response to Drab

elaine: much BIG! (or is that a tiny toy standing there?)

in response to Josh Got UP, Yo!

joey: how did you do the borders?, curious

in response to New House On My Block

Robert: This also helps to activate good memories from childhood days. Mighty good job you're doing here!

in response to Regional

GGP: peter, you have been getting some nice shots of sunset on brick lately--real nice.

in response to P.S. 9 Schoolyard

GGP: elaine's link lead me to the phrase "ensemble pathos": a term coined by Francis Ferguson to describe playwriting style that focuses not on the plight of a single individual but on a group of people; the audience's emotional response is therefore dispersed among the group. The plays of Chekhov epitomize...

in response to Drab

Robert: Peter, thanks once more for bringing old memories back. Went there for a couple of weeks at the end of the 1958 course. I had just moved to the neighbourhood from Boro Park but I haven't seen the place again.

in response to P.S. 9 Schoolyard

pip + bubs: banksy is our idol he is the man he is very creative and innovative he is the fucking don of the street

in response to the world\'s largest open prison

spygirl_t: Jack, you've been reading The Handmaid's Tale, I see. But it is a high likelyhood that you are on the right track. We just look at the airports these days and the new iris scanning system they've been putting in place.

in response to Little Shop of Horrors

Peter: yeah, this is a great entry, david. feel free to share your pictures anytime... this is perfect citynoise fodder...

in response to Abandoned Building Complex

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: what did you hear, Jack! oooooh the suspense is killing me.

in response to Abandoned Building Complex

Biff: In Toronto, a New York pizza means a thin crust, Chicago is thick and a Torontonese is in between.

in response to NYPD Pizza

JA GOT FANS...: LOOK AT ALL THESE PUSSYS TALKING SHIT ABOUT THE KING OF NEW YORK,,,,THE BEST PART IS HE AINT EVEN LISTING......

in response to JA: A True NYC King

billy: Wow Dave, great photos.

in response to Abandoned Building Complex

Biff: Yes

in response to New House On My Block

Elicar: You mean, another , Jack? Colleagues, in a relationship, whatever it maybe, good manners should not be flushed down the toilet. That's my preaching for the day!

in response to The Perfect Date

alan g.: what i meant to say is ntk sucks.ps me and paul s are b boys not graffiti artist

in response to Moscow Garbage

David: I'm agree with you summer lovers. Although I'm not sure I'd like the asphalt of NYC in the summer, living within walking distance to a beach (edgewater park) is awesome in the summer. Also, in Cleveland, the only time (with the exception of sporting events) during winter that...

in response to A Little Something for Ya - SPRING!

Jamie: are the big white borders intentional?

in response to New House On My Block

Jim: I love all the anti NY sentiment by philadelphians here(Stubborn!). Pride in where you grew up is great but to knock a place in philly because they reference or came from another town is just stupid. Its kind of widely known that asside from Italy, NY is next best...

in response to NYPD Pizza

Biff: This lot is only 16 feet wide.

in response to New House On My Block

Peter: i love the heat, too. its the humidity along with it that i hate. if it were up to me, id just live in a desert. i thought conditions at burningman were great- sweltering heat, but no humidity. 115+ degrees and you never sweated... i like that just fine, especially...

in response to A Little Something for Ya - SPRING!

l@L@: tHiS sh!tS...Sick.....nice

in response to Berlin Wall Graffiti

anon (crty01m01-43.bctel.ca): what about the phosphorous bombs he endorses in Afghanistan. Burning the crap out of all those kids.

in response to Failure In Conjunction With The USPS

black montana: thats look like some of the apartment buildings in cleveland..but most are projects arn't high rises..there mostly only 3 floors...

in response to projects, against a beautiful sky

black montana: looks real similar to cleveland...

in response to West Philadelphia

jack: he will always be with you.

in response to Not So Puzzled

jack: my calc is the one right over there.

in response to Pocket Calculator

jack: is that fellow touching the rear of the other person?

in response to Deco Dance School

jack: not me, i like sweltering heat, 100's in new york city, the asphalt melting carving my initials into the street, eating ices at the spumoni gardens in brooklyn, strolling the sands on the jersey shore, feeling the hot, burning sun. heaven help me i love it. i wish...

in response to A Little Something for Ya - SPRING!

GGP: an exhilerating voyage!

in response to Abandoned Building Complex

jack: i would'nt touch this with a ten foot pole.

in response to Adult Video

jack: the left robo building has a tear in its eye. and the one on its left (our right) looks like it has its mouth open and is sticking out its tongue to us. a lot, a rarity in bklyn. and notice, a tree grows in brooklyn. ...

in response to Drab

Don: The pics are really wicked (=great for uninitiated). I would love to see this place live and direct!

in response to Elephants in the Park

jack: eventually people born will have micro chips placed in their bodies. all people with tatoos will have a problem with the ink in the dye creeping into their blood stream which will be causing cancer cells to pop up. so the micro chips will be color coded and...

in response to Little Shop of Horrors

jack: it is exciting to sneak into a place like that. in brooklyn there was a house on the corner of west 4th street and kings highway that was owned by two old x-firemen and eventually closed up. as kids we would sneak into the place and roam around...

in response to Abandoned Building Complex

jack: nope, your all wrong. these two are working together. they are in sales and are preparing for an appointment. both are in business attire and she has her day timer in front of her. they are not on a date, its early morning, note orange juice....

in response to The Perfect Date

probshwk: North bushwick near flushing is going to be an up and coming area soon buy now

in response to My House in Bushwick

Elicar: I am always at the BCE, Gabi! It's nice to have coffee at Marche with all the sunshine even in the most frigid winters, rather than in the Foodcourt in the basement where it is dark and always crowded. What has happened to, "Excuse me, I'll just powder my nose in...

in response to The Perfect Date

Irish Mike: I'm an Irishman born and bred. I lived in the USA for five years in the eighties and for ten in England. I later lived in Japan and Korea and now call China home. So put it this way, I can see all viewpoints here. England is a shithole unless you're...

in response to Fuck England

Selig: beautiful.

in response to Abandoned Building Complex

Tyfoid Kid: Sometimes the wagon of love breaks down under the baggage of life

in response to The Perfect Date

Elicar: Woe is me! I associate branding with livestock branding! Ya know, to enable the cow to be returned its rightful owner when it gets lost from his herd?

in response to Little Shop of Horrors

Gabi: Have you been at BCE Place again?

in response to The Perfect Date

Gabi: What an adventure!

in response to Abandoned Building Complex

Turfdraagster: cemtral america, specifically panama have the awesome custom busses. you try to ride the one thats the most outta control. the untagged ones are for some reason scary and unsafe. they must be missing the mojo...

in response to Graf Trux 9: Return of the Original Graf Trux....

elaine: that's cooking for ya. magic!

in response to Building Slice

Jamie: heh peter, sounds much like irish chinese take-aways. or at least the ones where i used to live in whos mainstay are chips, french fried onions and which is a container of fried rice topped with a layer of thick style 'curry' sauce....

in response to Building Slice

elaine: exciting. i love all that.

in response to Abandoned Building Complex

elaine: sometimes it's more friendly to be alone

in response to The Perfect Date

elaine: maybe my tree went there?

in response to Little Shop of Horrors

C: Just for the record, branding is one of the more hygenic procedures. The heat kills everything off.

in response to Little Shop of Horrors

elaine: actually, evilgentleman, this park was the first public park EVAR that wasn't a royal park. it was devised, in what was a totally radical way at the time as a 'people's park'. super duper, is my view. i love viccy park. but by the prepondency of hearts carved into it's...

in response to Love Graf Tree (Zelkova Carpinifolia)

elaine: the PATHOS! the PATHOS! www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&sa . . . Apathos&btnG=Search&meta=

in response to Drab

elaine: plus DRESSES !!!!

in response to A Little Something for Ya - SPRING!

elaine: happy fellers! i love the idea that you gasped in your lecture. anthropomorphism www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&sa . . . orphism&btnG=Search&meta= is so very very human... see also animism www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q= . . . &btnG=Google+Search&meta=

in response to robot building

elaine: i wonder who he is? he's got an 80s look about him

in response to Dirty Red

Leo Just a 23 Wash HeIGhts Kid: All these years and to this day i can still probaly call out where smith and sane tags are at. My brother use to be down with 5x7 and XTW back in the day and i remember him telling me the story about how sane was taggin up on the...

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

Tammes: FUck you JA! JUst a toy like you would destroy SABERS big burner! Throwing up is the only thing you can do - and thats what you make other writers do!!!!!

in response to JA: A True NYC King

Laura : wow. What an ad.

in response to NADIAN Beer Ad

Laura : Love them! When I lived in Ireland I was suprised at how lanterns were standard lighting in my apartment. They were white, though, not colored. I thought they were such a nicer option than bulbous lighting fixtures.

in response to Perception

Laura : very cool. I like the vibe of the scanned film pix.

in response to Abandoned Building Complex

joey: what about no. 3. now that's immortal.

in response to Dirty Red

drea: the project for the first one was called Light and Motion (we were playing with aperture). the project for the second one was called Still Life. Chinese lanterns are so cool!

in response to Perception

drea: 39. People who don't signal.

in response to Things I Hate About... Traffic

Elicar: Anthing is possible. Your suggestion is sound, however, where would I get an endless free supply of cardboard boxes? Plus, a box of 80 clear blue bags cost $8.00. Just add $2.00 so theplastic box is still more practical. Incidentally, a man seeing me carrying all these recycling boxes advised me...

in response to The 'Green' Thief

Chuckles: gee sean ---- i think i used caps in my last letter. oooooops!! lyle (love your car wash pics)

in response to Things I Hate About... Internet Chat

Chuckles: Well Sean, believe me. I have a humungous number of photos that I've zapped off with direct - in your face flash - and always at a hootenany, masquarade or party. Strangely, some have even seem to have been taken from a very low vantage point (like the floor, maybe...

in response to Arctic Landscapes II

EvilGentleman: jack, there is a futuristic post-apocalyptic series of pulp fiction sci-fi novels called Deathlands (Gold Eagle Books) that I read. The character of Doc Tanner is supposed to have been kidnapped across time from his home in 1890's Vermont to a late 1990's secret American military research center, then when...

in response to Love Graf Tree (Zelkova Carpinifolia)

jeeff: portuguese architect alvaro siza's oporto school of architecture (swiped from www.classic.archined.nl/news/0101/siza.html) we talked about this guy in class today. when this slide came up i gasped. sure enough, the prof mentioned anthropomorphism.

in response to robot building

jeeff: the hassle free clinic next door is convenient. you can go and get tested for hep c after your branding or scarification. www.hasslefreeclinic.org (nice url)

in response to Little Shop of Horrors

jeeff: for me, extreme heat is more social. i can go to the beach, go to a pool, to an air-conditioned mall, drink a cold beer, etc. to cool off. these things are generally fun. but extreme cold is anti-social because it's painful and i just want to...

in response to A Little Something for Ya - SPRING!

S: Is it possible these bins are being blown down the road by the wind?. Why waste the money buying new recycling boxes. Just use a cardboard box or put the stuff in clear plastic bags.

in response to The 'Green' Thief

S: That's because we have lots of litter bugs in this city.

in response to Rrrrrrrrrrroll Up

torontofreelance: Sadly, the driver died. He hit a slow moving transport at 100 miles per hour. The truck was doing about 20.

in response to What a Waste

cristina: oh my god i love storms but those would even make me run. Very cool

in response to the august 19th, 2005 tornado hoax

Biff: It looks like they are married...

in response to The Perfect Date

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