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Death in Dalston
London, UK - JamJar - Thursday, May 12th, 2005 : goo
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Some shots of a butchers in Dalston, I couldn't resist all the dead chickens.
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Peter: 12th May 2005 - 14:44 GMT
Very Happy to See You hahahaha! nice shots. this is why i dont eat meat, chicken or otherwise. thanks for sharing- id love to see more. loving all the entries about london lately!
JamJar: That "goo" certainly isn't the same dalston
Peter: 12th May 2005 - 15:01 GMT
yeah, its just a link to the first google hit for certain keywords in your entry, mainly "dalston" and "death", heh!
elaine: 12th May 2005 - 17:07 GMT
fab. and i didn't know about the goo - i was happy to assume it was an alternative universe... which i suppose it is. see, even a small amount of philip k dick is bad for you
Papakoti: 12th May 2005 - 18:34 GMT
What vivid imagery! I enjoy these photos, despite the intense subject-matter.
Peter: mmm, decaying carcasses of dead animals!
jeeff: is this really "intense subject matter"?
Peter: haha jeeff, thats one of my fav posts on here.
no names: 20th Mar 2006 - 01:11 GMT
just round the corner from those particular chicken vendors is a phone box, which is always being used by usually 2 or more skanks smoking crack, sad as it's right infront of colvestone primary school & laughable because it's directly opposite the police office..... which is open for about 5 minutes a week! but , yes, chickens do take your mind off less important issues in the area .
Carltan: 10th Apr 2006 - 03:25 GMT
yea... there is a place in mount forest, ontario, canada which is called "meat the butcher" it is very much alike this "chop shop" but more beef...and cow eyes in jars sort of thing...email carltan13@hotmail.com and if there is popular demand...ill go take a picture...its about 45 minutes away. thanks
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