Friday, September 29th 2006

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procyon: that is a dead ringer for johnny five!! www.johnny-five.com/

in response to ESPN\'s Skycam at Minute Maid Park

procyon: Sirhcbre: 2 more, I think, but they're about the mostly-Nick-directed parts of the trip so I will have more photos than commentary and they'll be shorter altogether. :) aer suzuki: Really? The '64 World's Fair fans I was talking to all seem to point at the Space Needle as the pinnacle...

in response to Road Trip, Part II

anon (64.46.4.221.novuscom.net): Toronto's about to get this amazing "sapphire tower" if approved by city hall: 90 stories!!

in response to The Last Bird

Kat: A rousing applause for you, for actually making a move instead of sitting at a bar being indignant.

in response to 48 Abell Bites the Dust?

anom oner s.b.k.: damn nigga that shit iz hella sick

in response to Graffiti Truck

jeeff: me too. when they get all roly poly i can't help chuckling. so cute.

in response to Urban Wildlife

colavitos ghost: whoa. weird.

in response to Bountiful Rides For All

colavitos ghost: i love the squirrels this time of year. they get really chubby and REALLY agressive!

in response to Urban Wildlife

Chippy B.: it doens't look like any tandem i've seen or ridden. kinda funky. what if the other person falls of. they don't have any handlebars?

in response to Side-by-Side Tandem Bicycle:

don't worry about it!: Coney Island is the safest neiborhood in brooklyn. I lived here for all my 15yrs and it's great. I go by myself alot of places and never had a problum. about the gangs their wannabes. thier are no crips, bloods,latin king or for movie go'ers no warriors. The biggest threat...

in response to Dangerous to Walk Around Brooklyn?

groovehouse: Philip Johnson's St. Thomas University, Houston, Tx. www.citynoise.org/article/4968/

in response to Philip Johnson\'s Water Gardens

jeeff: trik is one of my toronto faves.

in response to Graf Trux 18: Toronto

razor: hoolische

in response to September 27 2006 Toronto

moe: aroe...is dope. i jsut watched terror fabulous lol. shame these are some of his erlier pieces. but still ok/good

in response to Graf Trainz 3: South-East London: Aroe

razor: ahhh kengsinton...... :)

in response to Graf Trux 18: Toronto

Sandy S: Your photos really convey Venice as I remember it.

in response to Venice Beach

cheryl: ive been told i have family way back that they where pearly kings and queens where could i find out about them would be grateful for the help

in response to The Pearly Kings and Queens

jack: hool is cool

in response to September 27 2006 Toronto

Cameo: I forgot to reference Jeeff as he took a picture of this truck over a year ago... See how it's evolved! how time flies

in response to Graf Trux 18: Toronto

jeeff: cool, i've never heard of this place before. gotta check it out.

in response to The Hoof

jeeff: mmm... pickled eggs... images.google.com/images?q=pickl . . . &hl=en&btnG=Search+Images (actually i've never had one)

in response to Pickled Eggs: Inside the Leslie L. Dan Pharmacy Building

dfwtiger: The name....pickled eggs....and pigs feet. When I was a kid, you would see these two items on the check-out counter of small stores in the rural south. The name envokes many memories.

in response to Pickled Eggs: Inside the Leslie L. Dan Pharmacy Building

Vandiike: I have such a good feeling of how I can see my home town as one of the Big Cities of the world. I am so happy to be a New Yorker.

in response to Harlem

aer suzuki: thankya...always wanted to visit nyc since i was a teen, have wanted to visit coney island since seeing photos on this site.

in response to The Walrus Edifice

aer suzuki: this would give stanley kubrick a funny but very stimulating feeling in the pants, i'd guess. and i mean that with all due respect to you, the building, and mr. kubrick & his pants. cool post.

in response to Pickled Eggs: Inside the Leslie L. Dan Pharmacy Building

aer suzuki: i really like the progression through time in these shots

in response to Major Byrd Hi-Rise

aer suzuki: odd. this article showed up in 'recently viewed' while i was creating a post of two pictures i just took during a long walk home (walked through the same walkway you took the recent i-5 pictures from, in fact) and when i got back to my hood found this right...

in response to Bald Head Man

aer suzuki: yup, that's some hool right there. that graf is gorgeous.

in response to September 27 2006 Toronto

aer: nope. ignore the machine.

in response to With the Roar of Cars / and the Lulling of the Cafe Bars

zagg: you mean I didn't fail?

in response to With the Roar of Cars / and the Lulling of the Cafe Bars

zagg: I'll have to check it out at a later time, I'm back in Canada now- a little distanced.

in response to Everything Looks Perfect from Far Away

aer: so are gigantic s.u.v./hummers belching out toxins part of the proof of conversion as well? what about crackwhores? civilian casualties? did The Jesus create liposuction and smart bombs? i probably shouldn't even be responding to this post. it doesn't fit within the context of this site and therefore it's spam, pretty...

in response to Everything Looks Perfect from Far Away

arti : My view is the voice of God inside me. Believe it or not, we all are parts of each other connected through the God of universe.

in response to Everything Looks Perfect from Far Away

Roland: this art is mean!

in response to Berlin Wall Graffiti

procyon: 1. is there such a thing as a pickled egg? (or, more importantly, someone who will eat it?) 2. i want to go to class in an egg like that.

in response to Pickled Eggs: Inside the Leslie L. Dan Pharmacy Building

EvilGentleman: I drove by the Cuban consulate yesterday. My transmission fluid still stains their parking spot. Damn, I never realized how durable that stuff is. Makes me wonder if used transmission fluid bottles should be disposed of as hazardous materials.

in response to I Left My Transmission Fluid in Cuba

EvilGentleman: No, you may not. But many say the Conservative Party is the closest legal alternative. Personally, I think the whole Nazi-commie rivalry thing is hilarious. Two oppressive philosophies fighting over who gets to challenge the 'oppressive' governments of Canada and the USA. Definitely a lot of unnoticed hypocritical thinking going...

in response to Nazi Vs Communist?

EvilGentleman: I lost a muskrat fur hat in DJ's Pub on Crescent Street in Montreal in 1994. Anyone seen it?

in response to I Left My Transmission Fluid in Cuba

Sonny Garguilo Natural Horseman: Cowboy Up! These boys ride!From the oldest to the youngest.

in response to The Federation of Black Cowboys

joey: a wonderful story. fulfillment of the american dream

in response to Major Byrd Hi-Rise

jack: good story, you drew a picture with words. is it true or is it a story? anyway i understand how you feel about the pro, i remember once i went to a women in germany, she walked me up 4 flights to her flat. there was a...

in response to Rainy Days and Mondays

Michelle: So seriously - does anyone know how they got up there?

in response to Who\'s the Monkeys Uncle?

Michelle: Nothings worse than a frozen barrel of monkeys.

in response to Who\'s the Monkeys Uncle?

jeeff: altho in my paper on this building i think i'll argue 'incubation' rather than 'pickled eggs'.

in response to Pickled Eggs: Inside the Leslie L. Dan Pharmacy Building

jeeff: and then you petrify.

in response to Seokcho Beach

nancy chartrand: wow it is hard to believethat we all lived here at one time,it is so run down.,it is actually hard to see our once lived in homes so lonely looking.this was a great place to grow up and i'm sure everyone will say the same.

in response to The Benny Farm Condemned Housing Projects

benji: yeah all the bridges have their height on them and it is law that all trucks have to have their height displayed on the dash. apparently this isn't too rare on this bridge, maybe it's labeled wrong...?

in response to Bugger...

observer: The reasons that Braille is on the drive-up machine are two-fold -- 1) so the blind can use it from the back seat of a car and 2) the machine itself can be placed and used anywhere. When it leaves the factory, the manufacturer doesn't know where the bank...

in response to I Assume You\'re Not Blind

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