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GGP: got this by entering "atlantic mussels" on google images--i saw the threads and all...but who knew i was walking on a "gut"?? Atlantic Ribbed Mussel (Geukensia demissa) You'll most likely find these edible dark brown mussels projecting from the mud along marsh creeks (guts) and often among the marsh grass. Their shells...

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GGP: yeah, i see what you mean, elaine...although i think there are lots of different types of mussels. but i admit, i'm no bivalve expert. ;)

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elaine: poor jesus.

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Elicar: Good grief people! That is JESUS, as in HESUS en Espanol! His mother sent him to the corner store to buy chili for her hot burrito and he got lost. So, la mamasita is posting that sign all over Texas! Comprendes?

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elaine: welcome to pedant's corner, jack!

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elaine: busted! i am jesus, after all.

in response to Elephant & Castle

elaine: mm, either i haven't been looking properly or they look different to mussels here, the ribs on the outside threw me.

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GGP: evoking Alice in Wonderland, of course...but somehow brings to mind Yoko Ono's all-white chess sets as well. hard not to envision the chess pieces moving the people around.

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GGP: i never saw these before--great tangle between good and evil in that first shot.

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grange: Elaine , theres a message on a lamp post for you? Call home !

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grange: cool

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jack: yeah, i even had a red jacket like dean.

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grange: my fave is # 2 .. nice work

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grange: Rebel without a cause there Jack ,old bean ?

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jack: correction- thats tattered not tettered.

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grange: jack , can he tell me where my car keys are ? Be well

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jack: what a word!!!!! pedantic, i never in my life would i think that anyone would consider me pedant. why i was the most likely to be expelled student in school. i excelled only in lunch room. i always thought of myself as a rebel, un-diciplined. ...

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GGP: elaine: those are mussels. peter: go tube-worms! & thanks to all.

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Hobart: Top notch, as usual, GGP!

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Hobart: These are quite nice. Fragmented graffs!

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bigz : hahahaha rewd u know ima fuckin help u woop that nigga pizza weak ass bitch

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jack: joey thats an old one i remember from the 50's. good one paul. don't worry grange, He knows you since the day you were born and He has loved you since before you were born.

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groovehouse: Jesus is coming!...Hide the bong!

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elaine: i like that nest of shellfish - what are they?

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Peter: wow, youre recent series of frozen nature has been going great! i lvoe these shots. especially the 4th one. it looks like an ironically frozen mangrove marsh... or perhaps hibernating tube-worms or something. wonderful!

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Peter: definintely cool!

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elaine: hahahahaha, *yeah*

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GGP: one more, in passing

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elaine: nice notion

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GGP: THAT ROCKS!

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GGP: evilG's description of isolation & longing at the sight of the airplane makes me think of Johnny Cash's "Folsom Prison Blues"--the prisoner who watches the train go by from his prison cell and thinks: "I bet there's rich folks eatin' in a fancy dining car-- They're probably drinkin' coffee and smokin' big...

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grange: lol... darling I luv ya anyways

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elaine: crikey. the trouble i cause!

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grange: Thanks for the link Elaine .good reading .Oh and the picture is very cool

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grange: awww elaine . Your story reminds me of my younger days .As a we lad sitting at kitchen table listening to me mum an da talking ."Hey c$%t get me a cupa tea ."Ya ole C$%t "she would say "get ya own, ya lazy git."Git am I,"he would say ,come...

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grange: As always . "there but for the grace of god go I "Word's to remember whether or not you beleive in god . Nuff preaching for one day from the likes of me . Cheers

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grange: Jesus is coming !..Look busy !

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Peter: :) go for it!

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Elicar: Peter: Thank you for your comments, but thank YOU for creating this site. It has created an oulet for the likes of me who "dabble" into this sort of thing but have not really taken it seriously. Now, I am thinking of buying a fancy camera, unless my fridge or...

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elaine: jack! pedantic! (and believing me to be so sweet, as well)

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elaine: whoops, that was me, but my puter thinks i'm jesus!

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jesus: as well as general etymology i am interested in place names, and london is so old and the place names can be so historically knotted that it is not always possible to undo to a point of resolution, but the poetic is fascinating and the stories are all part of...

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Elicar: Why thank you Jack! I have always enjoyed your little stories. I am eagerly awaiting to see the world thru your eyes via your pictures.

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EvilGentleman: Thank you for your insight and your sharing. When I look back and reflect upon my time spent in the remote nothern areas of this country, I find that I generally loved it, but sometimes the feeling of isolation and the feeling that I was considered to be foreign to...

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PaulHF: In the Bible, second Corinthians 13, verse 5 states that unless Jesus is in us we are not Christians. Is He at home in you? "He that believeth in me shall never die" He said.

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jack: is that a philadelia girl? remember, south pacific, ...

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jack: to the sea. i love sailing ships. nice photos.

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EvilGentleman: Ooooh, now I get it... Sorry, I did not understand the first time around there. The trains were cargo trains. The strip of lights you see that look like passenger windows are in actuality windows on the hangar door behind the train, as Dorval International Airport is the background. However,...

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latinking5poping 6dropping: latin king ever day i throw up the crown and throw down the forks and pray for all the king we stand for asre race and show them nigs and whites what it is realy about this time it goon to be the gold on top and blue on the...

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360 King up with the 5 down with the 6 : Its a kings world today tomorrow and the day after that so get used to it. We are here to stay as a nation never to fall Black and Gold will never fold and to the left i will always roll. Show your colors hold em high and put your...

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jack: very, very good. i worked in a printing shop in the early 60's and there was a really smart guy and natty dresser. he was an avid reader and liked tom wolf's, 'look homeward angel'. he also liked booze and was always drinking. his wife became...

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jack: Jesus is always calling home, His home is in everyone of you.

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jack: first-elaine, that word i'm curious about. the astericks, there are 3 of them so it was hard to figure out the word. would the letters have been,'un', if so, it should have had only 2 astericks. and yes it is a rather rough word to come from...

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polo: look at me here darmolaska search

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jack: ha ha thx, i guess i've seen too much anger and violence in my day's in brooklyn and to escape the memories i turn to laughter. life is short. we don't pay attention to it when were younger and healthier and we are working, earning money and positions...

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jack: i'll bet you there were people on that train.

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jack: sprinkle milk on the puddles and when the rain hits it, it will show better. by the way can we say that the shopping cart is down under. how i wish we were having a warm rain shower now.

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jack: almost modern artsy.

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jack: thanks elaine, i believe i may know something that my daughter may not have knowledge of and so i can use this in our evening discussions after dinner tonight. reading is so important!

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jack: do you think they hanged people in that court house? if only the wall could talk.

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Jamie: yeh, but you didn't discover it you bloody CREATED it. Didn't you. You evil genius you :-P

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Peter: i dunno... i think the brooklyn bridge is considered off-limits to most self-respecting writers.

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Peter: "...Discovering Citynoise made me more aware of my surroundings..." thats awesome! its done the same for me, for sure.

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EvilGentleman: Awesome, and educational beyond belief. Thnks for all the info. Good luck on preserving as much as you can.

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have u felt...: lalalalalala.blahblahblahblah. Us writers have herd it all b4. A couple of questions I have for la ignoramous. Have u ever smelled the smell of railroad tracks with a mist of "that smell" blended with a scent of death....while lurking in the shadows of the night? Have u ever ran from...

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Peter: thats a fascinating link, elaine...

in response to Elephant & Castle

EvilGentleman: 36 - passing pickup trucks with extra-wide snowplow blades attached to the front.

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EvilGentleman: 35 - The dreaded "double trouble" speed trap, where one police car sits in plain sight to make most drivers slow down, and a second car hides a mile or two down the road to nab people as they resume speed after passing the obvious speed trap.

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Elicar: Funny Joey, as in funny HAHA! I should have made my comments on Night Sky Moon clearer. My 10 year old nephew commented that when I was showing him all of the pictures taken in Cuba, not just the ones posted. Mea Culpa, I guess!

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MC Em CeE: I live in coney island to an lola is soo right. I love it cuz of my homies but thea's fiends bums hoes everywhea. when i was younger it wasnt as bad but now i always gotta watch my back.

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joey: jack is your nephew?

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Zhou: stupid neckface. XD

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Elicar: Just like my nephew's comment on my susnrise pictures A Relief From City Noise, "Jesus is coming!'

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joey: what's the phone number? ecum spirit 2 2 0

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SEPO OnE NYCX CRU: is neck face joking with that gay shit?

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Elicar: And da bed followed. Wrong size though! The headboard was a twin!

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