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The Anti-Sit
New York, NY - jmarston - Thursday, August 18th, 2005 : goo
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Peter: 18th Aug 2005 - 18:17 GMT
nice... i love it! i must start taking photos of anti-sits now too, heh.
vz: 18th Aug 2005 - 18:25 GMT
i hate those so much... _intentionally_ anti-people design! whenever i see one i want to tie a pillow to it, too bad it would be so easy for whoever's property it is to just take it off.
Peter: 18th Aug 2005 - 18:40 GMT
there are so many wonderful (but dubiously-legal) things one could accomplish by walking around any city with a diamond-tipped disc grinder in their bag!
GGP: this is hilarious. and pathetic.
jack: 18th Aug 2005 - 23:15 GMT
there is a purpose for those little points, i have been told that a lot of people tend to get an itch every now and then and it is embaressing (did i spell that correctly) for people to, you know, scratch their behinds in public , so the city felt that the spikes would work perfectly for people with itches. also hemmoroid sufferers can feel a great sence of relief with the spikes in a single row. i have often been relieved of some terrible itches and no one knows what i'm doing when i girate back and forth on those seets. thank you
ea: it's a good thing we dont know who you are, mister.
Peter: 19th Aug 2005 - 22:25 GMT
jack, you crack me up, man. I'm really glad you visit this website! please share your opinions more often...
JayEastsider: 15th Sep 2005 - 17:07 GMT
Nice colletion of anti sits I took one down in nyc a couple years ago I was very intrigued by them seeing we don't have any in Toronto that I think of
aer suzuki: 29th Jul 2006 - 00:27 GMT
this is really weird! i haven't run across this article before...here in seattle we don't have those, we call our anti-sits "cops". cool pictures anyhow.
been: 17th Feb 2007 - 07:20 GMT
In the event of fire--Couldn't the firemen just politely ask them to move? or perhaps a rights issue. Man that seems mean.
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