Thursday, June 29th 2006

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anon (ip68-97-53-138.ok.ok.cox.net): Norman's really not that bad. As far as OK towns are concerned, I do prefer Tulsa, but Norman has a lot more going for it than the pictures you posted. That building is along the highway and doesn't reflect the style of the downtown or campus area, which...

in response to America's Most Boring Towns: 1

BEEFYONER: why do you ask?

in response to Wherefore ART Thou, Ellis?

Peter: numbskull: we do what we can for those that deserve it.

in response to Leeto & Beef

Peter: word.

in response to Stairs Three Jun 29

Peter: and the talking toilet reminding you to not drink and drive (for all those new yorkers who drive to tonic, lol) really add to the experience. especially after those 8-12 beers...

in response to Tonic Graf Bathroom

Peter: nice! ive always been a fan of using them under the mattress... especially those large bakery crates. word. nice pic. that shelf looks rad.

in response to Milkcrate Man

chiamattt: Peter, I used to have about 80 milkcrates in my Seoul apartment. Now I have Twenty-four keeping my mattress off the floor, twenty-six lock tied into a shelving unit, four just kicking around, and twelve in my laundry room as a shelving unit. I decided to give some away, so...

in response to Milkcrate Man

chiamattt: Skunks under my back shed

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slinkybender: It looks a lot cleaner when you've had eight or twelve beers.

in response to Tonic Graf Bathroom

ADG: I will inquire at the city of ottawa about what they can do. I chair the poverty community, maybe they will be able to direct me to the right person.

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hool: get closer. replace the telephoto for a wide angle. make us be participants in the scene.

in response to Stairs Three Jun 29

fonem: LT0 I loves ya neck!

in response to Leeto & Beef

thaily_kvra@hotmail.com: ola...eu gstaria de sabr se ai existem grupos cm garotas praticando o le parkour???????(me respnda se nao for incomodo)....obrigado

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numbskull: long live leeto. damn you bitches are good for promotion.

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numbskull: ayo beefy are you a promoter?

in response to Wherefore ART Thou, Ellis?

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Goooooaaaaaaaallllllllll! (sorry, world cup fever just struck)

in response to Milkcrate Man

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I shall be going through Denver airport mid-August, so let me know if there's any extra shots you want. Like maybe of my holey socks when I have to go through security (damn you, shoe bombers).

in response to Airport Scenes 1

t@ngent: In a classic case of ionic bonding, dj sodium from the alkali metal collective has joined forces with mc chlorine of the halogen massiv Make way for the NaCl

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HEART: is it true that you can get in to a mofidious show for free by presenting one of these at the door?

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Potassium: yo yo a big shout out to my homie in group one of the periodic table, yo. And a big shout out to my main G sir humprizzle shenizzle dizzle, layin down some caustic potash action in the elemental isolation stakes, yo.

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Peter: heh. nice tag!

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t@ngent: no way, man, modifidious has EVERYTHING to do with sodium! y r u layn lo, m8? did u get in trouble 4 da graf?

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Sir Humphry Davy: catch us performing our new song "isolation through the electrolysis of caustic soda" at the fighting cocks on monday night. Be there or be a nonmetal

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mofidious: just so u kno that sodium is nothing 2 do with mofidious mofidious has'nt broken up were just layin low for a little while our gig posters will be emerging aroud town soon tho make sure 2 check us out ....................mofidious

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t@ngent: citynoise.org/noise/i_missed_thi . . . ed_this_first_time_around

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t@ngent: i missed this first time round, nice!

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t@ngent: i like how there's no people in any of these photogravures.

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Peter: this has got me thinking... now, i just need about 100 milkcrates and im set!

in response to Milkcrate Man

sally: i love you, i am the milkcrate man of human kindness. i will leave an extra pint.

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Peter: hutchinson, at first glance, looks about as boring as all the other towns, but when i got to the last few photos, it started looking downright creepy...

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Peter: sine: im always up for a road-trip! eg: you put alot of thought into some of your comments, and i always feel like i learned something after reading them. nice... the other night, sine and i were looking at a map, and i saw nunavut, and pointed it out. i smiled...

in response to The Case of the Disappearing Lake

EvilGentleman: Woohoo! Lego blocks a cubic foot apiece!

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EvilGentleman: Here you go, as per your request, compliments of the good folks at Google Earth. Seems to be relatively current, but before the sinkhole situation arose. But the resolution is shit, for some reason Google Earth has random areas of poor to terrible resolution, and other areas of incredible quality,...

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Peter: awesome!

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Myke: Brilliant. It's good that you went back there.

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EvilGentleman: Luckily, Opposite Island is uninhabited. But in the old days, the people on Opposite island always told lies, and the people on Sanderson Island always told the truth. And to make matters worse, they both called their islands just "the island", so you never knew which island you were on....

in response to The Case of the Disappearing Lake

EvilGentleman: I'm off to look for the pics now, but I warn you, Google Earth shots can be up to 5 or 6 years old, so do not be surprised if it shows the lake full of water. And as far as going across the border goes, be advised that the oil...

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sine: EvilGentleman: What happend on Opposite Island? Do people mean "no" when they say "yes"? Is red actually green?

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sine: sally: there is probably some family connection somewhere. evilgentleman: can you grab some google earth pics of Scott Lake? I would LOVE to come up to your neck of the woods sometime. I have never been to Canadia-land, and considering NYC is not that far, we should make a road trip....

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jack: in brooklyn we have a variety of rats and roaches for backyard animals not to mention some people roaming the streets at night.

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jack: looks like an atomic bomb exploding.

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jack: looks like a rocky balboa robot.

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jack: dam it everytime i look at these pic's i see something else. did you purposely see these stand out people in the middle of your shots because each pic has a point of interest. the two blondes are good focal points. are you a professional photographer?

in response to Stairs Three Jun 29

jack: i forgot to mention the effectiveness of the girl in the white sweater and the guy in the red one. all good adds have dark items in the upper left and lower left concentrating on a prominent figure in the middle and then another color or object bringing you...

in response to Stairs Three Jun 29

jack: nice pic's but i would like to know what that girl is whispering to the guy. either that is a yawn or he is gasping at the statement.

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ksedge: i think these are my favorite series of photos yet. the last one didn't really catch my eye until i saw the man on her left. well done!

in response to Pride 2006 Toronto Part 2

jack: i see it in my eyes as a lonely place. many people but not coming together as a family. i see it as a place away from my wife and children. i see it as leaving the comforts of my home to become something i'm not, in...

in response to Airport Scenes 1

Andrew Smith: Natalie I can just about remember the ferry, I think I got taken on it once when I was very young. I expect, having emigrated, that when you do come back any changes are much more noticable, especially when your memories of the place are so entwined with growing up. The park does...

in response to These Things No Longer Exist

aer suzuki: this is a hot freakin' picture, it looks like it could be the cover to a 1950's style vacation getaway brochure. awesome colors and composition and the clouds look like they did their best to work with you. i went to vegas a couple of years ago and it wasn't until...

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ian: I will raise a greater structure in her place.

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aer suzuki: looks like an inverted cake, the water looks freaking cool, great shot.

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Selig: hot colours

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Natalie Waterworth (Brophy): Hi Andrew, I managed to get into the site thru your name search ! I remember sliding down the embankment under the bridge on pieces of cardboard "borrowed" from Quicksave. And dangerously walking along the railway tracks to Flixton ( much LESS scary than those locks ha ha). Dont...

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Natalie Waterworth (Brophy): Andrew, theres a fault when trying to view the Irlam/Carrington site. Nat

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Unknown: can someone help me help me please

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jeeff: wow, beautiful textures. looks like we can almost catch a hint of you reflected in the water.

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EvilGentleman: Nice outlook, about the cells in the city organism. My parent's house back when we lived in Cornwall, ON was insured against squirrels.

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Chris Erb: St. Andrews is a nice town. I haven't visited in quite awhile.

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jeeff: a downpour at sundown.

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Autumn: Me again! The one with the boarded-up pet door and ripped up screens.I have so many trees around my house they form a canopy fot the racoons to jump around in. Then I found a pile of poo on my lawn under a tree outside my livingroom window. The poo...

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