Wednesday, October 25th 2006

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Susannah: Okay - you did say scavenger hunt, right? I wonder if its possible to gat anything relating to the 76 Montreal Olympics, old posters, graf, whatever. Please feel free to ignore this if its ridiculous.

in response to Montreal Scavenger Hunt

Michelle: your first shot is dynamite. great colours!

in response to Oct 24 2006 Toronto

Tyfoid Kid: The third one with the mangled wheel, that's what happens to most abandoned bikes here at the U of Minnesota. Every year the Facilities guys cut hundreds of bikes loose from where they've been left and twice a year they sell them. $30 first come first serve, all...

in response to Abandoned Bikes

Emily: i forgot the name, but I went on that ride, too. Good times.

in response to At the CNE: Amusement Bot #1

Emily: Yupp, that's the Fireball. I go on that ride a lot.

in response to At the CNE: Amusement Bot #2

stan: i live in norwich in england and as i walk in the city i often find clearly abandoned bikes. i used to be a bit shy when it came to stripping them but now i just get on with it and people just walk past you and don't take no...

in response to Abandoned Bikes

iamnormal: i thought that kinkos was cheap for getting your posters printed, but it ended up being $9 for one 24"x36"!! rip, guess i'll be painting my own

in response to Wheatpasting: How to

YOPE: Nice pictures

in response to Typical Norwegian Food

little ukraine: yeah, reminds me of the back drivers side window in my old Nissan Sentra. I finally fixed it for good by taking off the door panel and sticking a piece of wood in there to prop up the window. Man, I loved that car. as always, nice shots hool.

in response to Oct 24 2006 Toronto

elaine: nice photo. if you have a woody variety of basil you can put the last stalks in some olive oil, after a short while the oil is very basily and can be used as a dressing. if you leave the stalks in you have to keep topping it up, or...

in response to Basil Flower

elaine: oooh! wiggly! i likey!

in response to Reflection

Sirhcbre: I like it. I especially like that it can be easily read.

in response to Simple Style

joey: where are all the people? the monumental forms and emptiness remind me of egypt.

in response to First Real Day of Fall

joey: jonathan lethem worked at moe's books in berkeley for many years. so, he sold books before he wrote them.

in response to Brooklyn Broadcast & Audio

Angela : Do you know what this statue is named and who the artist is?

in response to Bronze Nudists

anon (ip72-197-235-121.sd.sd.cox.net): i here you,born and raised in Queens, I worked between Cropsey and Bay pkwy, Brooklyn for 5yrs the food was off the hook.Now on the West coast I miss that Brooklyn and NYC food..

in response to On the Way to Coney Island

joey: i love this post. the merry-go-round subject matter really makes it. it's nice that one bulb is burnt out too. reminds me of the merry-go-round in disneyland. anaheim, ca. aer is this a permanent amusement park in seattle, or a temporary carnival?

in response to Summer Is Dead, Long Live Summer

joey: i see the croucher, too - looks like buddha. you know joey. i love reflections. great shot. you can even see the fluorescent lights through the glass facade.

in response to Reflection

roberto medina: i use to live in Hart st between knickerbocker and wilson i miss tonys pizza my aunt supermarket in dekalb ave i joined the army stationed in ft hood been in the army 12 yrs i live in texas now cause im stationed here on my 2nd tour in iraq...

in response to My House in Bushwick

joey: perfect. i'm inspired.

in response to Wallflower

joey: i know how to fix car windows like that. my toyota did that a lot. and i enjoyed the photos

in response to Oct 24 2006 Toronto

zagg: that is one nasty assed pool.

in response to Ducks in the Pool!

cj: simple is always better

in response to Simple Style

black tony montana: good shot from the old line

in response to Alleyway

john martin: In a nostalgic moment for roots I discovered your great web site. My family came to Barlick in 1939 with the Rover company. I went to Gisburn Road school till 1950. I wrote a biography of my mother and our life in Barlick from 39-60 and it went into...

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