Monday, May 29th 2006

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a girl from wakehambay: ever ever nice pictures evilgentleman VERY VERY NICE PICTURES!!!

in response to Kangirsujuaq

Cameo: I believe that was "an inversion" where the hot air is some how trapped underneath a blanket of cold air, thus making the water vapour in the hot air become a mist. I saw it too the other evening.

in response to Fog or Smog?

anon (cpe-74-68-44-24.nj.res.rr.com): dope!!

in response to DMC DA MASTAS OF CREATION.

jamie: yeh, at the beach. then seal them with a clear lacquer and leave them there. people will ask why. why has someone drawn on these rocks and lacquered them and left them here for me to find. and the answers will be in their questions

in response to Secret Gardens

jamie: heh, i like that

in response to Golden Oldies

Vancouver: Another side to the conversation not mentioned is the gay man's point of view. I was sitting on a very crowded, stifling hot bus when the older sleazy and sweaty guy beside me starting masturbating. I was disgusted because 1. There were women all around and 2. He wasn't attractive....

in response to Beware: Perv Alert!

joey: looks like lake fog to this californian

in response to Fog or Smog?

for sure: "Is it just me or is bansky just over rated. i mean any one can make stencils as "good" as he does." It's not about the "good" stencils (if you think it is then you missed the point) Bansky is popular for his views and the unique way he illustrates them....

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Alery: Beautiful photographs. I hope some day stay in NY to see all of them. Thanks

in response to The Bridges of New York City

elaine: i don't readily say this, but ew!

in response to Creepy Baby

I.T.U.C: Always nice to see rhubarb in flower, but your stems will go woody and inedible. Cut the flower now to preserve the stems, for harvesting. Or just enjoy a rare experience. If you're planning to harvest, mulch around the crown (at base of plant); with well rotted manure and plenty...

in response to Rhubarb Takes Revenge!

EvilGentleman: The link here no longer works. Are the images still somewhere in inconduit.com, hool? Sounds like an interesting series...

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Random: He he nice artwork by the way. Funnily enough i've never seen graffiti on these kinda trains. ;D

in response to Graf Trainz 2: South-East London: Aroe

EvilGentleman: OK, after that last comment... Now I'm creeped out! (Shudders, thinking of Michael Jackson)

in response to Creepy Baby

Michelle: I don't know enough about rhubarb - not sure about different varieties... I got this rhubarb from my grandparents who live up north near Algonquin Park.

in response to Rhubarb Takes Revenge!

Michelle: Wolfville is an hour's drive from Halifax...

in response to Down Home Charm

an_impossible_child: the first thing i thought was phew at least you cant see michael jackson :P x

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jesus: this is a cool pic although i can't quite make it out i wanna start stencling to!

in response to graffiti stencil making a statement...

elaine: big nature is no domestic pet. in the uk we are accustomed to thinking of the sea as a play area, and although there are lifeboats they are for boating emergencies. we don't have much in the way of rip tides or any other major hazards for the casual swimmer. however,...

in response to Down Home Charm

EvilGentleman: First and foremost, never, ever walk out to the water on the tidal flats. Those mud flats can sometimes extend for miles into the bay, and the Minas Basin of the Bay of Fundy has either the highest or second-highest tides in the world, at over 50 feet (The Inuit...

in response to Down Home Charm

EvilGentleman: They were paved over, but only by a centimetre or so. In many places, the road had worn dowm to expose parts of the rails, and lots of the potholes were very shallow with metal shining at the bottom. There are some really good pictures of this at www.urbanphoto.net/cafeurbanite/ . . . dfcaf7a5ff9f7c1f8d77d7cc9

in response to Goodbye, Streetcar Rails

jeeff: agreed, very cool.

in response to The Blue Line

Chris Erb: This actually looks like a half decent housing development. What is it called? What's it's story?

in response to Fog or Smog?

jeeff: cool drawing. now i want to draw on rocks.

in response to Secret Gardens

Chris Erb: Sorry, the first sentence should be a question.

in response to Down Home Charm

Chris Erb: How far away is Wolfville from Halifax. It looks nice but rather boring from my perspective as I see this all the time here in New Brunswick.

in response to Down Home Charm

jeeff: surreal and cool photos. i was riding the bus west out of toronto on friday evening and it was also strangely hazy/misty.

in response to Fog or Smog?

Chris Erb: Were they paved over or were they still exposed?

in response to Goodbye, Streetcar Rails

Sally: Today is memorial day in America. THEY ARE HOLDING PARTIES AND BBQs and HAVE TOTALLY FORGOTTEN THE ABOUT 2 WORLD WARS WHERE I LOST FAMILY MEMBERS, NOT TO MENTION THEIR OWN TROUPS IN THIS LATEST SENSELESS WAR. I HOPE TOMORROW THERE WILL BE A FEW SERVICES AND REMEMBRANCES AS...

in response to Fuck England

EvilGentleman: The nearest Wendy's to the downtown West End is on Decarie near Queen Mary, so far as I know. It is located very close to the Snowdon Metro station, which is the western junction of the blue and orange Metro lines. Damn it, now I want a Frosty... Montreal ran electric...

in response to Goodbye, Streetcar Rails

anon (ip68-1-162-20.ri.ri.cox.net): racoons are dangerous! They attacked me and my grampa. They may be cute from a distanse, but if you get too close they can tear you apart

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anon (ip68-1-162-20.ri.ri.cox.net): this made my friend more scaerd

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Chris Erb: I have rhubarb growing in my back yard and it is very big (probably bigger and leafier than yours) and I'm not getting anything like that. Maybe a different kind of rhubarb?

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