Sunday, March 2nd 2008

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Loda: Atleast Mr. noname brings up good points. That is more that I can say about the last poster saying that he can dish it but not take it.

in response to America\'s Most Boring Towns: 10

D.Bennett: Damn it`s like every time get on here i see a new paragraph about someone who has died from the hornets and often someone i new like (tony Wood aka Nuke i watched him grow from a boy to a man because i my mom moved us...

in response to henry horner projects

Len Lipner: For Alma (Weinstein) Scull: C'mon, toots, I didn't answer your emails 'cause I didn't get 'em! You know I still love you, and would've answered every one. The funny thing about Tommy's was that when it changed ownership, the neighborhood kids (me, Larry and Kenny, Bobby, Albie, Stevie Daniels, Mickey Lapidus, and...

in response to Eastern Parkway Memories

Craig: I went to waterloo a few weeks ago to do parkour, went up with a few friends some good spots here and i went to all the places in the pictures before i even seen the pictures. I think we saw urban freeflow so my friend got on top of...

in response to le parkour: london waterloo jam

joey: thanks d!

in response to Babe\'s Muffler

to:noname: And you haven't insulted others on this posting? Calling people retards and idiots isn't insulting in your opinion? It sounds to me that you want to dish it out but you can't take it when someone gives it right back.But thats always the case when a persons brain is as...

in response to America\'s Most Boring Towns: 10

karen: hi, i have lived in Irlam pretty much all my life. I never knew where the town got its name from until today. I think the photos on here look excellent, possibly even making this area look even nicer :) I only came across this page by mistake (trying to...

in response to Irlam, Manchester

Dawn: It's found on the Heron Quays roundabout near Canary Wharf

in response to The Traffic Light Tree, Pierre Vivant 1998.

jack: good coverage evil. its interesting to see large areas change.

in response to Benny Farm: The Future Site of the Benny Square Condos

jack: looks pretty nice to me, quaint and simple, if children can live and grow in peace there than it is a great place, the simple life for a complicated man, thats what i desire.

in response to The Littlest Capital

jack: yes evil, sorry to say, but the old must give way to the new, this is life, all things pass away, as i've always said to my children, "things change".

in response to The Destruction of Benny Farm

jack: amazing how those people can work up there.

in response to Needle Vs Crane

jack: you know many years ago when seattle was a cow town they imported women to marry men and thats how it became a great state. you see you need men and women, together, to populate and grow a nation.

in response to Georgetown Leapyear

jack: holy shit!!!!i just thought of a great idea, make a giant bucket that is collapsible, and use it to wash cars in. i could use some financial backing on this and we can use it to advertise different products, this folks is a million dollar idea, anyone interested, of...

in response to Poulet Frit à La Kentucky

serlingrod: Needle wins

in response to Needle Vs Crane

jack: i don't think i've ever seen a bucket, they would steel it in brooklyn and use it to wash their cars in.

in response to Poulet Frit à La Kentucky

jack: i love the action pictures the most, these were great.

in response to An Occurrence on Dickinson Street

Bonnie: My sister emailed me about this site. We were born and raised in Kensington, 2504 Front St. We lived there from 1949 until we left in the 70's. My parents lived there until 1984. It was a great area in which to live until it started...

in response to Kensington, Philadelphia - July 2004

bklyn31: now candle knows whats up.....it snows all year in nyc

in response to NYC: Do you buy friendship and companionship with cocaine?

joey: nice photo. digital cameras work well at night, not as fussy as film

in response to Georgetown Leapyear

joey: yep. thats the seattle that we saw in august 2007. it looks like china with all the cranes on the skyline.

in response to Needle Vs Crane

Michael Waugh: Here is a pic of the side of same house. Guy, in your first image. That farm, Tullach Mhor is behind the sloped mountain in the background. As I recall the road winds back around the paper mill (l-r). Iforgot to mention two waterfall, as I recall one is...

in response to Mans Contribution to Nature

Michael Waugh: Here are some pictures form the past. One is a scene from White River, looking towards the Kruger Park. Uplands Prep School was over the hills to the north, a bit to the left, mid '60's shot of Logogot, also known as Bushman's Rock. others are of the...

in response to Government

Michael Waugh: The Shield

in response to Traditional Swazi Dancers

JoeyD: the Dirdon station and area around is one of my favorite places in SJ it really sits at the gateway to downtown as aproached from the alameda....

in response to Still Photo

Michael Waugh: I am lucky enough to have lived here, here are a couple showing my father Phil Waugh, receiving a Swazi shield in honor, dancers were from Mataffin, 25 years at Dickon Hall Products. With pride, that same shield now hangs in my living room.

in response to Traditional Swazi Dancers

JoeyD: Sure J! have at it!

in response to Babe\'s Muffler

joey: mr d. i've seen this guy a lot in the last two years. i take natasha to the 17 express at didion station so she can get back to uc santa cruz. if you don't mind i'll add one of my pics.

in response to Babe\'s Muffler

joey: thats great the way you got the birds to pose on the pilings

in response to Restaurant on the Bay

GS Age 97: Since I was born twelve miles from Bellville in 1910 I can give you some perspective on this town. In the 1930's we looked forward going town to visit friends on the street and at the park. On weekends going to the movies and eating ice cream together was...

in response to America\'s Most Boring Towns: 3

EvilGentleman: I just checked the project plan I had posted in my original Benny Farm article, and I seem to have misidentified the refurbished building on Cavendish in photo 7. The portion to the right of the snow stuck to the wall is an original building that was refurbished. The rest...

in response to Benny Farm: The Future Site of the Benny Square Condos

JGurl: Hey I'm only 18, and I have concerns too. I have to transfer to a university in Brooklyn within a year, and I might get an apartment on the east side since I heard it's really safe. Is it true? Also is it true that the upper west side of...

in response to Dangerous to Walk Around Brooklyn?

Bill Foss: Hey Bobby, I lived on Jefferson St. between wilson and cenral, right next to the funeral parlor...remember caruso's drug store? how about the Italian store on the corner of troutman and wilson..Email me dude..its pool07@aol.com

in response to A Rare Ruin in Bushwick

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