Saturday, March 11th 2006

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Elicar: You mean security guards like this one, hool?

in response to When You Gotta Go, You Gotta Go!

EvilGentleman: Looks like a nice Tim Horton's. Mine is undergoing renovations, so they are operating with a reduced menu out of a trailer in the parking lot for now. If I want to go to a fully functional Tim Horton's, I have to go a whole 10 blocks! Life is so...

in response to Rrrrrrrrrrroll Up

tim: Having lived on Staten Island for 21 years, lately it has become a crowded cesspool with bad drivers, guidos, and wiggers.

in response to All of Staten Island

Urbanghost (michael talbot): yonge and wellesley jeeff.

in response to Free Man?

hool: i have no doubt that security guards at places such as BCE place have made it abundantly clear to this man that he is not welcome inside. toronto, like most north american cities, has complete lack of public bathrooms.

in response to When You Gotta Go, You Gotta Go!

Elicar: By the way, the Food Court of the BCE Place has three very accessible and very clean public bathrooms.

in response to When You Gotta Go, You Gotta Go!

Elicar: Peter, here's Timmy's!

in response to Rrrrrrrrrrroll Up

EvilGentleman: I see jack caught the real reason for the man's arrest, but is being his usual subtle self about it. To wear a Yankees cap in the land of the Jays is a crime unto itself. Toronto takes its sports loyalties seriously. I mean, can you imagine if the word...

in response to Free Man?

jeeff: yonge & what?

in response to Free Man?

jack: he is the only black guy around. why would he do something wrong in an all white area. its like a french fry robbed a bank in the onion ring city, "attention, be on the lookout for a french fry, all units respond" and in the city...

in response to Free Man?

joey: the symmetry of the windows and the art deco designs look like a copy of frank lloyd wright's style

in response to IHC

GGP: Nice! You can literally see the sands of time dripping off those rusty letters.

in response to IHC

elaine: woo hoo! live teddies! hurrah!

in response to Bear Cub in Tree

Staci: ooops, i meant regarding the book about wicker park (probably because it IS completely gentrified) TYPO....lol

in response to Humboldt Park

Staci: Wow. This blog is great. I'm a resident of Humboldt Park for two years now and just signed my lease for another year. I don't have a lot of time right this second but for starters I just want to say I love this neighborhood with my...

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Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Totally 'The Sims'. It's the angles. And the blue dots next to the kids.

in response to Rooftop Playground

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Don't worry Elaine, we'll get you a brown and black bear. And a squirel that can tell if a nut is bad by rapping its knuckles on the shell.

in response to Bear Cub in Tree

jack: im getting a brain cloud from all that electricity.

in response to A Message So Transmitted - Fig 4.

jack: in southern california they hardly ever see clouds and rain, so this is something exciting for them, the poor people who live in the sunny, warm palm treed and flowers always climate. i feel so sorry for them, but i wonder how many of them are born there. ...

in response to Freeway Cloudage

elaine: this is why i shouldn't be allowed near wild animals:- I WANT ONE!

in response to Bear Cub in Tree

Elicar: Not at all grange...Just be careful, you might end up in the twilight zone.

in response to Looking Up? Or Looking Down?

adam: you're catching on to the cloud phenomenon i see

in response to Freeway Cloudage

EvilGentleman: While it may have been brown in colour, I believe you probably saw a black bear. I am definitely no expert on bears, but the way I understand it, brown bears are native to the forested areas of Eurasia. The bears found in North America would be the black, grizzly...

in response to Bear Cub in Tree

jeeff: this is very 'the sims'...

in response to Rooftop Playground

Crispy: The duck looks kind of worried too.

in response to Contrasts

ERBEN_HP_RBK_CP: mac: who was that little 16 yr old that got busted im pretty sure it was dazer or takoz(same) of er. and rewd i like pizzas style but now his shit look ugly cuz of wat he did to you.thats gay.i see you paint with spent alot.

in response to Dallas Graffiti Writers Busted!

ERBEN_HP_RBK_CP: haha my grandparents knew ozone or formerly called mosquito.that just krack me up.he lived next too em

in response to Dallas Graffiti Writers Busted!

ERBEN_HP_RBK_CP: man i oved this mural until some jack off bought the building and painted it ovuh.

in response to Dallas Graffiti Writers Busted!

Cameo: I live in the area... Sure there is a little spilled concrete on Bathurst street here and there... It's annoying to ride up there on my road bike. And sure, the windows in that old factory building are half broken glass and half borded up, but if it...

in response to Urban Decay

jethro: faheem for president

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joey: what about the strand bookstore. 9 miles of books. surely the strand is still selling used books in nyc. actually if you want used anything- come to california. berkeley, ca has used clothes, books, cds, computers, cars . . .

in response to Booktrash

jack: ok your right and i stand corrected

in response to Freedom of Speech!

Steven Fisher: Bushwick started out as a German, than Italian neighborhood. There were several big breweries in Bushwick. In 1979, mobster Carmine Galante was assassinated at Joe and Marie's Italian Restuarant at 205 Knickerbocker Avenue. A few years later most of the Italians moved out of Bushwick and the neighborhood went into...

in response to My House in Bushwick

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