Day in the Life

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: 23rd Jan 2006 - 15:08 GMT

That dog should be on a leash.
Ride an anarchic bike.
Babes to Brides? Doesn’t anyone get married before they have children anymore? (the youth of today)
Lockbot is crosseyed.
The diverted traffic sign keeps people away from the Church of Satan.
Great collection of photos, Elaine. A really wonderful day in the life.

Jamie: 23rd Jan 2006 - 15:17 GMT

Doesn’t anyone get married before they have children anymore?
No, you see that way it costs you far less when you inevitably split up three years later.

elaine: 23rd Jan 2006 - 15:31 GMT

cat;
1) how much more on a leash could he be? look at him strain!
2) yer anarchist likes a bike. mind you it can turn em fascist quick as you like
3) what is sort of extra frightening is that i thought it was just a chavtastic shop, but when i looked closer i saw that the 'babes' are children who are dressed up as mini brides for communion. sorry catholics, but i find it a bit creepy
4) one eye on the pot, one eye on the chimney!
5) haha yeah i have always wondered about that witchy window
6) fanx!

jamie; you break my heart. bitterness is corrosive, you know. i instruct you to foster big blooming petally love feelings for 10 mins a day

jack: 23rd Jan 2006 - 15:45 GMT

the ride a bike street looks like any street in brooklyn. yes its pitiful that people make their children look like mini brides. it started in the late 1800's when young girls wore white as a sign of purity for Our Lord. it turned into a freak show. just as bad as the 5 and 6 yr old girl models with all the hair teased up. parents can be the ruination of children. it shows how many people should really be in therapy. when i was a kid the girls wore plain white dresses. they looked like summer dresses and they were pretty. but then the italian-american mothers with the $500.00 dresses. i wore my cousins dark suit for my communion. i looked like 'dondi', who remembers dondi?

elaine: 23rd Jan 2006 - 15:52 GMT

jack, there are lots of streets like that in london.
this one is approach road E2 maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=q&hl=en&q=approach+road+E2&btnG=Search

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: 23rd Jan 2006 - 23:04 GMT

Jamie, you've just not met the right Babe to Bride.

jack: 24th Jan 2006 - 14:38 GMT

jamie its like this, when you go to buy shoes, you try them on first, dont you. so marriage is like a pair of shoes, you see a pair you like, you slip your foot in one then the other and you stand up. you walk around the store moving your toes to see if there is room in them. yes there is, there is room, they are pretty, you like, so you put down money and they are yours. you go off, and you wear them out on the street and around town. you are proud of the shoes, your happy to be in them. they become your joy in life. time passes, you and the shoes are older, care worn, you start using them for paint jobs and work around the house and in the garden. then comes the day you toss them out in the garbage and you go to a new store and buy another pair.

Julian: 26th Jan 2006 - 13:39 GMT

I have lots of pairs of shoes under my bed. Does anyone know where I can get them recycled?

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