Wednesday, September 14th 2005

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Jime 10, boston, MA, usa: fuck etch? etch is totally a natural progression of graffiti. just like those stupid wild style murals where you can't even make out a single letter in a 15 color spaghetti "burner" with tons of doodads but no REAL style but everybody drools over it anyways... ever since the cleaning...

in response to Snatch

soyelmango: I thought it was just me who saw these little animals holding the tracks on the DLR. There is a book of 'faces' in the photographer's gallery bookshop.

in response to robot building

Norman Oder: see a dissection of NY Times coverage of the Atlantic Yards project at www.dddb.net/times and follow-up blog: TimesRatnerReport.blogspot.com

in response to Atlantic Yards

ian: Nice!

in response to Fritz Frottage

Peter: i agree. but nevertheless, there are folks out there that have never seen it before...

in response to Snatch

micah: fuck etch.

in response to Snatch

Peter: hmm, or doing ballet in shelltops and adidas gear.

in response to sep 11 2005 toronto

Peter: i think youre right, jeeff.

in response to sep 11 2005 toronto

jeeff: someone needs to start breaking in a tutu and pointy slippers. it could be revolutionary.

in response to sep 11 2005 toronto

jack: i've seen that garage down on 38th st and third ave. i like the seat. i can use it right about now.

in response to New York

jack: cheery sort of chap.

in response to Miscellanous

jack: very interesting.

in response to the magic garden

jack: i enjoy looking a ballerinas but the male dancers kind of turn me off. although i would like to wear those tights to see how bad i would look. ballet is boring, i like flamengo.

in response to sep 11 2005 toronto

jack: i think i went out with that women at some time.

in response to a walk in the park

jack: nice photo. people study. the waiting, the sadness of walls deviding humans. violence has made us so cautious that we may end up with robots serving us food.

in response to No. 1 Kitchen, Part 2:

jack: too bad, there goes our tax money again.

in response to Snatch

kp: Thanks to everyone :o)

in response to Travelling Manhattan

Anonymous (PROXY2.NYU.EDU): wow Awesome! Love the sun over the statue, especially

in response to Travelling Manhattan

boo: neck coffee? is that like neck face? hehe

in response to a walk in the park

Selig: bah... second pic no go.

in response to Fritz Frottage

Jamie: it's an 80's retro kinda place

in response to Semi Urban Ireland

Jamie: aah.. it's true what they say. We are two nations seperated by.... the atlantic ocean. ahem.

in response to Snatch

Jamie: i second that. i like these pics, they exhibit the same kinda lo-fi weirdness quality that my funny old toycam did.

in response to New York

Jamie: Steady on, it's not International Talk like a Pirate Day yet. No. that's monday.

in response to a walk in the park

Peter: when you do, you can bet we'll wanna see em!

in response to New York

Peter: heh, slang-wise... probably!

in response to Snatch

elaine: harr!

in response to a walk in the park

Jamie: thankyou for my photo elaine

in response to a walk in the park

JayEastsider: I guess they don't want anybody sitting there. My favorite is the sun one I took that off the balcony of the 17th floor in an apartment building in the Bronx near Bedford Park subway station. I have alot more cooler nyc pic's but I just moved and have to...

in response to New York

Jamie: does the word snatch have the same meaning in the us as it does in the uk?

in response to Snatch

elaine: that's dark

in response to No. 1 Kitchen, Part 2:

Peter: at least its not like the fast food joint i used to go to up in harlem, in which the attendant would pass your food to you through the glass in a a metal bank drawer. that was bad news.

in response to No. 1 Kitchen, Part 2:

elaine: i bet it is, and i bet they have. i havn't seen tht kind of thing in a while, but it does exist in the uk

in response to No. 1 Kitchen, Part 2:

Peter: its bullet-proof glass. im sure theyve been robbed often enough to merit it, sadly enough.

in response to No. 1 Kitchen, Part 2:

elaine: the counter shield thing has got a kennel-y feel about it

in response to No. 1 Kitchen, Part 2:

Peter: sweet! i remember that one now...

in response to the junction in b&w

elaine: i'm glad you're back online. i liked your london pix, very different from mine, sorely missed

in response to a walk in the park

Peter: awesome! thanks jayeastside! im glad you posted some photos, dude. also: as a brooklynite, i love the brooklyn sign, heh.

in response to Street Signs

Peter: i like the anti-sit!

in response to New York

Peter: breaking is a form of ballet.

in response to sep 11 2005 toronto

steelisreal: *sigh* how i do miss london wierd to think it has been 2 years since i have lived there. My two years in london were way to short. thanks for all the pictures.

in response to a walk in the park

vz: the layering effect is definitely what makes this view preferable over the other side of the skyline, where the buildings are taller but fewer.

in response to morning

Roy Otis: Signal Gasoline was the sponsor of the radio show 'The Whistler' back in the days before tv, when radio was king.

in response to Signal Gasoline

Spanky: haha i love the last pic.

in response to Melbourne Pastes

Amy: Thanks for this cool post. I must dig up my pictures of the Owl House in Nieu Bethesda, in the Karoo in South Africa. There is a very clear relationship. In the meanwhile check out: www.owlhouse.co.za/gallery2.html

in response to the magic garden

Selig: hehe... neverland is where i like to go.

in response to Street Signs

Selig: red dress is hot.

in response to sep 11 2005 toronto

Chino: Love that graf. "HOT"

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

Chino: I love you Chicago and everything in it. The good, the bad and the uuugly!

in response to Notes about Chicago:

jeeff: thanks chino. if you have any pictures of chicago or graf to share, please post!

in response to graffiti alley / style in progress \'05

Chino: I love theme hot graff scenes. Nice work.

in response to graffiti alley / style in progress \'05

Chino: The roots. 1st New York and at the same time Chicago was rigth there ready for that good old cta track underground bombing alley roof top bombs.

in response to Graf Trux 12: The Vans of Williamsburg

Chino: I love graf. I use to bomb some hot s#!t back in the day. Yes, today alot is wac. Today no one can appreciate good graff. Everyone see's the weak graff and say it's vandalism giving good graff artist a bad name. To all my fellow bombers, reall street artist,...

in response to PDX graffiti like ummm...

Chino: Hot s#!t!!!

in response to graffiti trailer

Chino: I like the picture of the Gaurdian Angels. We also had those G A in good old Chicago.

in response to Oldschool NYC

Chino: good work on the old skool flix, keep it up Pete! I like your style.

in response to Oldschool NYC

Laura : This is incredible!

in response to the magic garden

JayEastsider: Thanks jeeff

in response to the magic garden

JayEastsider : Did you notice the caption on the front of the paper va va vroom sorta befitting don't you think

in response to Miscellanous

Chino: gotta love my paper.Respect to all the figthing souls of my wonderfull Humboldt park. Keep the struggle. And to all youth out in the park, focus your talent on something else besides a group of walking death traps. OLd school folks and old school brothers it's been a "HELL"of a...

in response to Humboldt Park

Chino: Gangs you ant s#!t with out your followers. What's a man? A man to stand up for your hood your block. What's a gang sing? A bunch of fingers going in the air, you fools. That's not what you die for. You die from stupidity. Honnor yourself before you honnor...

in response to Humboldt Park

Roger: If anyone knows of upcoming tours, I would be greatly interested. Thanks. roger2229427@yahoo.com

in response to Quaker Cemetery, Prospect Park

jeeff: ha, nice! it makes me feel all warm inside to see a toronto sun newspaper box destroyed.

in response to Miscellanous

jeeff: don't worry, the almighty Editor will get rid of it.

in response to Miscellanous

jeeff: ah i really like these. forgot about them till chino commented.

in response to -30 F wind

Chino: I remember good times, sweet happy friendly. That's nothing on how the greens were. Candy man that's the greens but it's all slowly fading in with time. Chicago is growing and growing fast.

in response to Cabrini Green [whats left of it]

Chino: the bum. I always see that same bum by my house. No doubt!

in response to inevitable constants:

Chino: For wicker park to change,wow. I remember it use to be full of my and other graffiti artist tags and fill-ins and old run down hot dog stands even hookers nasty one. Wicker park is TATA.

in response to milwaukee ave

chino: love that train and alley.

in response to -30 F wind

Chino: Sweet!!!

in response to Chicago

robert: hey cool! i'm from seattle. it's funny, even the "rough" ends of seattle are like...nice compared to most other cities.

in response to keep moving

chino: "graffiti is dead". Today beautifil as ugly shity graffiti wont last a day on a wall. We're in 2005 no more pretty graffiti. I use to graf up in the late 80's to mid 90's. It will never be the same! "REST IN PEACE GRAFFITI"

in response to Untitled

Chino: Carbon monoxide, rats, pollution, abandoned warehouse and blood stains next to beautiful flowers in the midd 80's to late 90's is how my youth was raised. Yet I still love my city better know as Chicago! Hate to none and love to all. Rest In Peace to all my lost souls.

in response to Alleys, flowers, chains

chino: No doubt. We're a pretty grimmy city.

in response to chicago

chino: naw,we're cold hearted!

in response to Chicago, 5/12/05

chino: love the view of my lost souls in the grims of Chicago CHICAGO ROCKS...

in response to Alleyway

JayEastsider : I must have done something wrong I don't seem my pictures :(

in response to Alleyway

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