Saturday, October 28th 2006

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Rob: yes, this brings back old memories, i had a Heiniken sitting on the water works when i was a lad who was celebrating his 16th, birthday.

in response to The Submarine

jamie: the central locking system in my peugeot 106 has gone wrong. does anyone know how to fix it? nice photos though. goes without saying though, heh

in response to Oct 24 2006 Toronto

jamie: brooklyn looks pretty. i always think it looks like a game of sim city. so quaintly american.

in response to Shadowy Street

jamie: coney island looks a lot like cleethorpes. i may have made this comparison before

in response to Who\'s Got a Gun

jamie: skooooooolgurls!

in response to Metro Manila Part 2

jamie: is this a warning or an invitation to come work on the big yellow mystery box. how curious though. i wonder wtf it is.

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GuestGuy: This picture is perfect...

in response to Scooter Legs

jamie: damn frenchys with their speaking french and, you know, french stuff. fuck em.

in response to Illegal Sign

jamie: i take it it's not still an armory? is it? what is it then?

in response to Armory

jamie: is this the american version of the ubiquitous hand car

in response to Car Wash

jamie: there's something distinctiely hawaiian about them. don't you think. can't quite put a finger on it though.

in response to Hawaii Graffiti

jamie: i've seen such an owl somewhere before. maybe it's an owl magnet of some sort

in response to Higher Living

jamie: i like the ugly veg and i like the first photo, it's very hool

in response to Grand Army Plaza Greenmarket

jamie: does this have any merit?

in response to Bosphorus Bridge

jamie: where i'm from, this is called spalding parking

in response to Tree Parking

jamie: wow. i particularly like that you took time to document and share the rules. i like those rules. in another context they would be comical.

in response to Tuol Sleng

jamie: there's often a fine line between sticker and paste-up. stickers though, i love stickers. i wish i had time to sticker more (heh... at all) never mind. nice photos though.

in response to For A Few Stickers More

anon (pool-71-125-226-72.nycmny.east.verizon.net): I was just wondering if the little boy was doing any better now?

in response to The Federation of Black Cowboys

autumn: Did you say 2 pounds???In the evening?Birdseed??

in response to Raccoons, Cute or Dangerous?

joey: sunset light, or artificial?

in response to Where\'s My Train?

Ithaca: Was there a dance pavillion at Luna Park...I know there was one at Dreamland, but it burned down around 1911.

in response to Luna Park: Coney Island

j: is this walnut and 48th/49th?

in response to West Philadelphia

jeeff: nice, that thing was an eyesore. do you know what it was originally supposed to be? are they tearing it down to make way for a new building, or just a parking lot?

in response to White Elephant Down

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: The liquor store is always a treat. Yesterday at work I dressed up as Fidel Castro. Tonight I'm wearing a fantastic witch costume. And Monday I'm going to be Devil Debbie Reynolds. I'm going to a dinner party and I'm making a cake which is disguised as a cat litter...

in response to Liquor and Candy

aer suzuki: yeah, although you really only see them on capitol hill, which is just a neighborhood within seattle proper. i wish there were more in my area, but i think they get cleaned up around here. maybe because it's an area where sports fans, families, summertime tourists and yanni concertgoers converge...

in response to The Other Side of Stop - Part 2

joey: cheap gas

in response to gas competes with tourism

UST101: I have the pleasure or working in the Link-Lee Mansion. What a house! The University of St. Thomas has always been just that, the University of St. Thomas. St. Thomas High School (on Memorial Drive) was known as St. Thomas College for Boys but changed to "High School" as...

in response to Link-Lee Mansion

David Byers: You forgot the best part of Sussex. Just off the highway (exit 195) there is a very unique manufacturing company. The products that are manufactured are cedar hot tubs, barrel saunas and barrel wine cellars. The owner also has Atlantic Canada's ONLY church furniture manufacturing plant - you read it right -...

in response to Home Pt. 4: Downtown (Main Street)

Veteran's daughter: I lived here from 1963 - 1966 and remember it as being rather nice. Went back to Montreal about 6 years ago, and took a tour around the old neighbourhood. I was shocked to see what it had become. I'm pleased to hear they are refurbishing it.

in response to The Benny Farm Condemned Housing Projects

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