Thursday, February 9th 2006

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hool: there's nothing on citynoise.org that says "anything and everything goes". it is lightly moderated. very lightly. we do not tolerate abusive comments, spam, or crap, but we often tolerate more than we should. i see a lot of grand statements from chumps about "freedom of speech". you...

in response to The District

joey: The U.S. Bank Tower, center, in Los Angeles, California, is the tallest building on the West Coast.

in response to Vegas Views

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: As stolen from the Internet

in response to Zorbing

Macka: Not quite

in response to Zorbing

tex: take it easy there james... this set of pictures reminds me of law and order...but im the detective and my only clue is neck face bump

in response to Neck Face on the Bridge

RQ: Cool, I thought it looked like somewhere up there.

in response to Surfers in NZ

oscar the grouch: hey LEON where do you live?

in response to My House in Bushwick

james lipton from england: oh the one with blocking the view is just great...ppsssfff:[

in response to Neck Face on the Bridge

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: It looks like Rover from The Prisoner. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Prisoner

in response to Zorbing

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: It looks better today than it did. This shot is by Mitch Waxman, taken shortly after Sept 11.

in response to Ground Zero: lower Manhattan as it looks today

des: oh!from what i see the pictures are 4 years old.how about a update peter?

in response to Ground Zero: lower Manhattan as it looks today

des: is this still the clean up or are they constructing already?

in response to Ground Zero: lower Manhattan as it looks today

alexis : homophobia theese days are more then over,unless your living in alabama,here in toronto you have a gay comunity,free gay magazines everywere,you get jobs were ever,you have your parade,it seems to me all the gay comunity wants is atention,and the slightest remark you make and imediatly your homophobic,GIVE ME A BRAKE.it...

in response to chicago gay pride parade

viernes : you call that a beach?

in response to Woodbine Beaches

Ashely: when i was little i used to go there and ride my bike and one day i went there to get a drink because it was sooo hot out so my dad got me a drink and i remmber that when i walked in it was soooo big and then...

in response to Ground Zero: lower Manhattan as it looks today

requiem : i got nothing against gays,i just don't get the whole ''stop heterosexualism''contradicting the whole ''stop homophobia''.so know it is you discriminating straight people?!

in response to chicago gay pride parade

Helen: I've seen this on tv...my kids would love to give it a try

in response to Zorbing

Ken: It is last summber.

in response to Woodbine Beaches

Ken: Is bicycle tire re-usuable?

in response to Feb 08 2006 Toronto

EvilGentleman: jeeff, thank you for the compliment. I was wondering how long it would take you to find this page. The area in these pictures that I used to live in (1999-2005) is called Nunavik, and is actually part of the province of Quebec. I actually DID live in Nunavut between...

in response to Arctic Landscapes II

Macka: You see...you climb into this round golf-ball thing...(you aren't strapped in) They blast you with a big shot of warm water, then roll you down the hill. You slip and slide all over the place, then plop out at the bottom. All this for $45....I ask....is it worth it?

in response to Zorbing

adam: as long as everyones getting laid...

in response to chicago gay pride parade

EvilGentleman: I just checked. Apparently, I accidentally lied. So here is some personal information about me. My name is Sean, I am 36 years old, and have been married since 2001. I am presently attending Concordia University in Montreal, where I am majoring in Political Science. I have a boy and a...

in response to Arctic Landscapes II

jeeff: more beautiful photos. have you noticed much change in the area since nunavut became official?

in response to Arctic Landscapes II

EvilGentleman: Ian, Elicar - Thank you very much. It encourages me to hear positive feedback. :-) Helen - Thank you as well, and I may be more fortunate. My kids and I get along very well, and I make them laugh every day, so asking little favours of them is not much...

in response to Arctic Landscapes II

neck face: The end of the world is upon us at last.

in response to Fuck Neck Face

ian: Personally, I think we should be reproducing artificially, in bio-reactors. Parenthood should require a rigorous licensing examination, something CPA or bar exam level difficulty. But that's just me.

in response to chicago gay pride parade

Leon: I visit NY atleast once every two months. My girlfriend lives in Brooklyn (Gerritsen beach) I always stay with my sister in Sheepshead, about a block away from Nostrand ... I take the train extremely late at night with no problems. If you meet a crazy, make sure you act crazier, and scare...

in response to My House in Bushwick

ha: i hope your building gets fucked up even more peter caine sucks

in response to Fuck Neck Face

joe: how does it cost lots of money to remove graffiti? go down to the paint store and buy a 4 dollar bucket of white paint and a roller. pussys.

in response to Fuck Neck Face

jake: I moved out to bushwick with my wife a few months ago and we are really settled in. We have a beautiful place for peanuts (that we fully renovated) and there are a lot of services in the neighborhood. We need more restaurants like Northeast Kingdom (which rocks!)...

in response to My House in Bushwick

requiem: in the background there is actualy a sign that states ''stop heterosexualism''?if that happened mankind would die.how do you homosexuals think you were born anyway?if it wasn't for straight people you would never even have the chance to celebrate your homosexuality.but your right,your parents should have been gay too...

in response to chicago gay pride parade

james lipton from england: how old are you evilgentelman?if you don't mind me asking

in response to Arctic Landscapes II

Helen: I can't believe you're studing poli sci...i would have sworn you'd be in some arts program! Don't count on borrowing you son's new camera, I've got an 11 year old who won't let me borrow his mp3 player :( Once they get their paws on it us old guys can't...

in response to Arctic Landscapes II

james lipton from england: nashon: 9th Feb 2006 - 15:59 GMT you actualy have a daughter...dear lord

in response to chicago gay pride parade

des: the snowmen look awesome

in response to Spring in Calgary

Elicar: Incredible pictures! Really breathtaking! Now, I want to visit.

in response to Arctic Landscapes II

kate moss: i love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

in response to NYC: Do you buy friendship and companionship with cocaine?

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Super shot. Really, really nice. Looks like the Brinks truck is phasing through solid objects across the 8th dimension (which is the space between atoms, according to Buckaroo Banzai)

in response to On the Brink

Helen: Cool!!

in response to On the Brink

ian: Of course.. part of the reason I like this photo was the technical challenge of it. It took quite a bit of trial and error to set the flash power, aperture, and shutter speed so that the tail-light trail would be equal to the length of a vehicle, while still...

in response to On the Brink

Myke: That's an interesting looking station.

in response to Light Rail

ian: Does yours have a cute little whistle that goes "choo-choo?"

in response to Light Rail

bright: and this goes to lil rank and all his gang members like i said gd ld mld love

in response to Humboldt Park

bright: i think that folks run it forget peoples they can all go to hell Gangster D love King killa

in response to Humboldt Park

antionette : i think gang are cool because i love to watch people die but if they kill some body and my family im kill every body i see and a bitch is going to die

in response to Humboldt Park

lil rank: i was born and raise d in hp and still live there, ilove my hood i dont know they tring to brig all these fucking white people.because we moveving them righ back out were they belong in the suburbs, what they now about the hood, lemoyne and spaulding,...

in response to Humboldt Park

EvilGentleman: Actually, EvilGentleman is my chat nick on www.alamak.com It refers to the duality of my nature, much the same as we all tend to have. I like oxymorons, for some reason. I can see how I am evil at times (in a wink-wink-nudge-nudge fashion), and yet I still strive to...

in response to Arctic Landscapes II

chris starr: this aritcle is the bet

in response to Garbage Cans:

Pfred: If I lived in Toronto I'd climb to the top of those cliffs and hurl myself off.

in response to Last Summer - Bluffer\'s Park

oioioi: its k

in response to NYC: Do you buy friendship and companionship with cocaine?

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I'm in for $10 on the camera. Simply fabulous shots. The cotton puffs are lovely. I've run out of good adjectives. I'm sorry, you can't call yourself evil gentleman and take photos like these.

in response to Arctic Landscapes II

SKEA1: I think that is wiggys house, they were the local gypsey family in trasna way

in response to Fence

allforcarrie: looks like something from a gorillaz vid.

in response to space 1

Harry?: That could be anywhere. Show me Africa!

in response to African Sunrise

Harry?: yes on the juice, I made a comment yesterday that's gone today, I guess there's no freedom of speech on this website.

in response to The District

GGP: these are incredible!

in response to Arctic Landscapes II

Jamie: well, the box in your other photo is a traffic signal control box unless i'm mistaken. I don't know what this one is though, apart from da bomb

in response to Bananas Are the Bomb!

Jamie: hool-walls in preparation

in response to Feb 08 2006 Toronto

Lawrence: hahaha

in response to Dog Stop

Lawrence: In London too, they use clear bags on the underground. Also, any other potiential places bombs can be planted have security seals, much like cds or computer cases which once opened, break the seal. Been the usual practice since the IRA threat, did sod all to protect London...

in response to Anti-terror Recycling Bin

elaine: now they are getting so popular, perhaps someone will give them typing and piano lessons, give their little fingers something to do

in response to Raccoons, Cute or Dangerous?

pietro: yeah guys sorry about the photo,like ian said they wont allow you to take pictures in the subway.i didn't use flash cause i didn't want to call the officer's atention.and they just seem to be there all the time

in response to I\'l See You in Rome

swinney: this brings a tear to my eye.

in response to The District

ian: I feel like taking a collection to buy you a nice camera :)

in response to Arctic Landscapes II

ian: jeeff: mine was blurry because I had not quite mastered the art of proper exposure in 2002 :)

in response to I\'l See You in Rome

Stevo: Headlights in the dark. I was going to say something about how they all wear masks so that they cannot be identified in a police line up, but some one else beat me to it. My old National Geographic "Animals of North America" book thinks Racoons always...

in response to Raccoons, Cute or Dangerous?

EvilGentleman: I have posted a second page of photos, titled Arctic Landscapes II. The pics in that page are all from 2000 and 2001. I hope you like it.

in response to Kangirsujuaq

Laura : Beautiful

in response to Looking Up

iggy: Is the homeless guy wearing a suit? i hope that's not my lawyer again.

in response to Grime

qsdl: Graffiti Alley has a name!! ---- Rush Lane. Perfect, eh? The best spot for dis shit is at the intersection of Rush Lane & McDougall Lane

in response to graffiti alley / style in progress \'05

Britney: No

in response to The District

joey: ok. i will

in response to Corporate Structures...

jeeff: anyway, forgive my snarkyness - i too would love to see more (and clearer) shots of the subways, if you can brave the transit cops.

in response to I\'l See You in Rome

jeeff: i wonder if there's a whole gang of these guys.

in response to Ninjas Killed My Family - Need Money for Kung-Fu Lessons

Macka: Taken up in the North Island of New Zealand, on the Kauri Coast.

in response to Surfers in NZ

Elicar: I played tourist guide to my cousin who recently arrived here in Toronto in October 2005.

in response to Vegas Views

Eric: I saw him, or someone like him, standing around the Empire State Building in New York City.

in response to Ninjas Killed My Family - Need Money for Kung-Fu Lessons

on the juice : what a sweet little bird.i hope she returns for her almond joy.we have a bird feeder on our back porch and avery morning i make coffee and and top off the feeder.they here the sound of me filling and the sparrows come.it's a great way to start the day.

in response to Magical ScrubJay

RQ: Where was that shot taken Macka?

in response to Surfers in NZ

HAMMER 33: No juice, just many types of city bus here in hamilton, including trollys while we had them. Short sighted pols and bureacrats got rid of them in the late '80's

in response to Urban Decay

Laura : HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA Oh Peter I'm talking about Point Pleasant hahahahaha

in response to Parking....

on the juice : thought that was a ford.

in response to Grime

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