Sunday, May 29th 2005

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cici: this is like "what?"

in response to Covered Bridge

elaine: nother window cat

in response to cat shop and baby canadians

elaine: and prettier...

in response to robot building

jeeff: oh, i meant the first half of your new entry, the man talking about his dead wife. not familiar with this entry. where is that quote from? i really don't have the patience to wade through all the layers of whatever you're trying to say in this...

in response to robot building

elaine: i also heard today that there is a beer doing stencil tagging here. there is a style of poster which is really hard to tell if it's art or just a clever marketing ploy. invasive

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spiney: if u want more of this rent the movie yamakasi its a full lenght movie (1h30) where the find(steal) money to help a kid getting a hart transplant its a must see movie

in response to Le Parkour: An Introduction

Jesús: Don Justo, tu alto ideal has de contemplar culminado por María iluminado servidor de Dios tan leal un ingeniero

in response to Don Justo\'s Self Built Cathedral

jeeff: i liked your poem and photos quite a lot. the letter to kobe, not so much.

in response to Don Justo\'s Self Built Cathedral

jeeff: while i was typing up the "agglomeration" list i thought that i'd love to try and visit all of them within my life.

in response to tokyo skyline

jeeff: yeah, the asian metropolises are pretty grand. they're like the dark side of the moon for westerners.

in response to tokyo skyline

jeeff: i don't mind most posters, but increasingly postering is getting co-opted by big corporations with glossy mega-posters covering whole stretches of construction boardwalks. it's disgusting, and odd that they can get away with such blatant disregard of the city by-laws. unfortunately it all gets lumped together. in toronto, for...

in response to landscape text (odds & ends)

nika: Cada vez q veo la publicidad de Aquarius se me saltan las lágrimas de la emoción,y eso q no soy para nada sentimental ni nunca me pasó nada parecido,este hombre es en sí un ejemplo de tesón,ojalá le ayuden,sea quien sea:Estado,Iglesia-a concluir su obra(ya podía el Ratzinger echarle una manita...

in response to Don Justo\'s Self Built Cathedral

wardy: if they got red on dem dat means there is a crack dealer in the hood and if u see a dude wearing red marks on his kicks hes the dude

in response to Shoes

Anonymous (229.204.202.68.cfl.res.rr.com): I want to repeat what somebody said earlier: This article doesnt tell you about how the police entered the house with NO search warrants or that the whole case was tossed out because the police broke the law entering these guys house. The police in Miami are dirty, watch your backs...

in response to Miami Youth Faces \'Serious Jail Time\':

elaine: i am?

in response to unchained melody

elaine: sounds like our very own 'turkey twizzlers' our govt has been pleased to call children's food fit for schools until very recently

in response to may 27 2005 toronto

elaine: crikey, i won't mess with you

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elaine: i feel a bit travel sick looking at it

in response to I580

ian: I hope your sacrifice of the first indivudual was done in a humane manner. Was the protocol approved by the Animal Protocols Review Board?

in response to may 25 2005 toronto

ian: In Texas, any sign beginning with "Please" is an immediate invitation to total negation.

in response to attention warning achtung

ian: I tear down and trash the fliers myself. I consider them litter. A few months ago, I was at the bus stop, when this punk started stapling up flyers for Diet Pills. Of dubious efficacy. I am a biochemist, and a general loud-mouthed asshole, so I immediately called him on his...

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ian: There is a Luby's across the street from my house. Luby's specializes in feeding the elderly nursing home food disguised as "home-style." I often think it'd be interesting if the "Senior Special" adverised on their large, lighted sign was the old sinewy flesh of Seniors, rendered into a palatable meat...

in response to may 27 2005 toronto

ian: There is one at the "Gulfgate Shopping Complex," across the 610 loop. The entrance has been locked for years, and the sidewalks to it either broken up, replaced with sand, or hidden under weeds. There is another one, a wormhole from a dark alley on the North side to some...

in response to I580

ian: Nevermind the pretentious, spoiled college kids. Let them indulge in their "art" and "freedom." But. The last photo is citynoise.

in response to Saturday Markets

ian: c-l-o-u-d-s Water vapour. Brilliant colors at sunset. They will drown us all without provocation.

in response to clouds like hair like clouds the body building ground

ian: And the average American cannot even imagine such a place exists, from their comfortable La-Z-Boy in their small town tract house. The world is far too glorious for me to comprehend.

in response to tokyo skyline

ian: The multi-level car park is really the defining feature of Texas cities.

in response to Texas 5am

edgar: people5 nation folk killa. latin king luv fuck crips

in response to Blood Graffiti

stillseeingred: I love the shots but seriously, what is up with the bad advertising for poker?

in response to Texas 5am

jeeff: wow world poker, thanks for that unsolicited information!

in response to Toro, Toro, Toro

stillseeingred: I'm 99% sure that they are natural gas cannisters. That was a weird spot in between the NW Natural Gas plant and the ARCO gasoline storage place, so, it's some kind of fuel. Whatever it is, its heavily secured.

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