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Wednesday, November 16th 2005

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jeeff: yeah, that's gorgeous. great angle.

in response to Prescriptions

hool: jamie: yes. but only if you get married out on the street where there are colorful walls.

in response to nov 11 2005 toronto

GGP: i see it! that's a good mind-eye coordination technique!

in response to GGP\'s Voo-Voo Building

Franny Wentzel: I'm guess that's the Marine Midland US Realty Bldg and 1 Liberty Plaza

in response to Abstract Skyline

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I just vowed to stop reading this thread. It's doing my head in and I'm not learning anything. Except how to post things without proofing my spelling.

in response to Humboldt Park

Survivor: To the people of the land. Sun, Moon, Stars, Water and Earth. We are all survivors. It's not the color of our skin that makes us survivors. It's the spirit of our heart and souls that keeps us motivated to go on each day when life...

in response to Humboldt Park

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I love this one! The colors are fantastic. The typeface is brilliant (design nut). For a static building, it's full of energy (it's the angles). Love it love it love it.

in response to Prescriptions

ian: The first picture has scary primary colors, like a Michael Graves building.

in response to Carroll Street Bridge

Peter: wow, that giant phone is cool. price-gouging, however, isn't. i used to use as my mobile carrier, then switched when i started learning about the seemingly endless offenses they've committed in the name of the almighty dollar... MCI-WorldCom, anyone?! hahahaha! what a fiasco.

in response to Attack of the Giant Phones

...: So you put people "in the know" by repeating the same comment? Lol. You are already making a bad name for yourself and your "exhibition" hasn't even happened yet! Double-lol! I don't think thats the way you want to go about publicizing yourself, is it?

in response to Wherefore ART Thou, Ellis?

Thank You: DISINVESTMENT created HP... .Puerto Ricans were nieve country people that got consumed and spit out by American city life......Humboldt Park will become Lincoln Park in the next decade ....Lincoln Park used to look like Spanish Harlem.....If you have the money to pay the property taxes then the city says you...

in response to Humboldt Park

jeeff: hooray for capitalism

in response to Attack of the Giant Phones

Dennis: Ditto on the comment spam. Here's a tip, email the owner of the blog you're tempted to spam with a press release. Chances are, they will post if for you. Also, if you post a comment and it doesn't show-up immediately, wait 5 minutes before trying to repost. Some of...

in response to Wherefore ART Thou, Ellis?

ELLIS G.2007: i am just trying to put people in the know, that is all. peace, Ellis G. 2010

in response to Wherefore ART Thou, Ellis?

Peter: hey ellis g, we get it man.... ok? between what youre posting here and all over the forums at dailyheights.com, its sort of, well, bordering on spam. dailyheights.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=171 your street-art is fine and good, but youre gonna get some unwelcome public backlash in unless you stop coming on so strong. let...

in response to Wherefore ART Thou, Ellis?

Peter: SadStateOfAffairs: id appreciate some photos, yes! anything- even snapshots that you might think are boring or pointless can sometimes contain alot of information to those of us who have never seen the area before or are unfamiliar with it. they dont have to be masterpieces. we have some pretty photos...

in response to Humboldt Park

ELLIS G.2007: i am currently working on my website, as for now just google this: ellis g. chalk shadows. peace, ellis g 2009

in response to Wherefore ART Thou, Ellis?

ELLIS G.2009: i am currently working on my website, as for now just google this: ellis g. chalk shadows. peace, ellis g 2009i am currently working on my website, as for now just google this: ellis g. chalk shadows. peace, ellis g 2009

in response to Wherefore ART Thou, Ellis?

Peter: thank you: contribute something useful to this thread or just go away. i thought you'd realize by now that none of us here are interested in making argument for argument's sake. no one is saying to keep god out of anything. we're just saying that you've chosen to focus on a...

in response to Humboldt Park

SadStateOfAffairs: Peter, I will try to take some pictures of the park and our famous blue light special on Beach and Spaulding this weekend. The park itself is beautiful and the city is trying its best to clean it up. Every day that I wake up I thank God but that doesn't...

in response to Humboldt Park

GGP: the phone receiver looks like some kind prophylactical device from another galaxy...or at least another solar system--I may have nightmares, too! ;)

in response to Attack of the Giant Phones

Thank You: How is a bullet shooting through a human being not point to bigger picture? These words are over your heads. There is no rebuttal. Tell the family of the kid to keep GOD out of it.

in response to Humboldt Park

caca: guess who's back...... its tha all mighty Jon B aka CACA the mavenmag legend for puttin toys in their place. Big ups to zmacks std and SEKT got them fake ET boys hurtin...stk is still.talking.shit i know penis don't want none. Oh and 4 those fake ET boys I gotta...

in response to Dallas Graffiti Like What!

elaine: yeah, there was one lurking by the funnel in one of the recent underground steamship photos too (ambient fedex!)

in response to Shopping on Flatbush

elaine: the light was nice that day too

in response to St Peters Close, Yes He Is

elaine: close(r) up of texture

in response to St Peters Close, Yes He Is

Peter: i like the reflected truck in cat's photo.

in response to Shopping on Flatbush

Peter: when i read them, i try to follow the "handstyle", or the movements one would make to write the tag. because its made to be hasty and easily reproducable, there are often shortcuts that are universally employeed, and once you learn to see them, otherwise obscured letters become clear. sort...

in response to GGP\'s Voo-Voo Building

elaine: that's an excellent theory

in response to GGP\'s Voo-Voo Building

elaine: easy done!

in response to Shopping on Flatbush

Peter: thats a cool photo. and elaine: i like the one you posted above. somehow i missed it the first go round.

in response to Shopping on Flatbush

GGP: it's like birdwatching...you have to really learn HOW to look in a particular way. you teach your eyes to look at/for certain things and to "read" the bird quickly, before it's gone. this makes me think of that. and, while I am at it, resonates with one of my favorite...

in response to GGP\'s Voo-Voo Building

GGP: the textures are so chewy and tactile. great.

in response to St Peters Close, Yes He Is

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: I was trying to get the naked manikins, but mostly got the reflection of the Chrysler building. Oh well.

in response to Shopping on Flatbush

elaine: yep, tho you might have to chip off some of that smog first

in response to St Peters Close, Yes He Is

elaine: sounds like the east end 10 years ago

in response to Carroll Street Bridge

Peter: wow, awesome. a flint church! does that mean if you strike it wit hsome iron, it'll spark? hehehehe. pretty photos, elaine. thanks. i always love seing the stuff around there.

in response to St Peters Close, Yes He Is

Peter: its only a few blocks away from the voo voo building. i love this part of town. id live there if it was a little less remote. it has easy subway access and all, but its mostly industrial/loft space without a ton of ammenities. like groceries within walking distance, etc. but...

in response to Carroll Street Bridge

elaine: aw, i feel bad i burst your bubble

in response to You Ain\'t Goin Nowhere

elaine: nice. that looks like a bit of a home from home for me, i would definitely want to go there next time i'm in NY

in response to Carroll Street Bridge

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Sigh. I know. I was looking on the bright side again.

in response to You Ain\'t Goin Nowhere

Peter: its an acquired skill ;)

in response to GGP\'s Voo-Voo Building

Peter: well, at least the yavoided the

in response to You Ain\'t Goin Nowhere

GGP: How cool. Thanks! I need to train my eyes to read these tags better...I try, but I appreciate the help with translation!

in response to GGP\'s Voo-Voo Building

elaine: you wish! the idyllic east end, would that be?

in response to You Ain\'t Goin Nowhere

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: This is the inscription around the top of the United States Post Office here in NYC: "Neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds." www.usps.com/history/his8.htm

in response to Motorway Haiku: UK (Part One)

boring white: Thank you Peter for saying it best. I am a reader for my parish and a Eucharistic Minster too. I don't have the need to quote scripture here nor do I feel that "it takes someone with balls" to do so. Sometimes people use God as a crutch or...

in response to Humboldt Park

elaine: nooo, it's a nice building, but not as greatbigmassive as that

in response to Motorway Haiku: UK (Part One)

elaine: there is a nice building which no longer belongs to the post office, it is in the city, unsurprisingly. here is a postbox for you to be getting along with

in response to Motorway Haiku: UK (Part One)

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: If I had a larger external sexual organ and I went to Hoyt's restuarant to jerk off, I wonder how he would explain it to his customers?

in response to Beware: Perv Alert!

Peter: the character is by boner (as says the tag to its right) and the tag above is phonoh... boner: www.robotswillkill.com/graffiti/ . . . owgraff.php?artist_id=386

in response to GGP\'s Voo-Voo Building

GGP: the whole area is bleak...strangely underpopulated and netherworldish. the kind of liminal zone that's harder and harder to come by our neck of the woods these days. By the way, in your shot, Peter, on the right, there's a bit of graf I like and here's some more. Any info...

in response to GGP\'s Voo-Voo Building

Peter: ive never seen it. maybe some photos? ours is magnificent... thought maybe yours was too?

in response to Motorway Haiku: UK (Part One)

elaine: but peter, what? there's nothing interesting visual to say, and i think we've done the post codes

in response to Motorway Haiku: UK (Part One)

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Maybe the plant is protected from predators, vampires have been bricked up and the gates stop itty bitty school children from running too fast and skinning their knees. Maybe.

in response to You Ain\'t Goin Nowhere

elaine: lord

in response to GGP\'s Voo-Voo Building

Peter:

in response to GGP\'s Voo-Voo Building

Peter: thats what most of looks like...

in response to GGP\'s Voo-Voo Building

elaine: yes it does, but all those n shaped windows make it look a bit glum

in response to GGP\'s Voo-Voo Building

elaine: that wants doing up, that does. verry bleak

in response to GGP\'s Voo-Voo Building

Peter: the ground floor of the buildiong also makes sort of a smily , eh?

in response to GGP\'s Voo-Voo Building

elaine: i saw a wooden spork on the ground the other day with some food remains, but i didn't snag it. shame shame shame

in response to Escaped Pictograms

Peter: cool. new views are always interesting.

in response to Escaped Pictograms

elaine: yeah, jamie pointed out i'd done a few the other day, now we can scoot through authors i might just see what i can get together for a specific ground based posting

in response to Escaped Pictograms

Peter: i have never eaten at his place. and i certainly never will, thats for sure!

in response to Beware: Perv Alert!

Peter: could someone please post some photos of humboldt park? or email some to editor at citynoise dot org? cause alot of us that are keeping up with this ongoing thread know very little about it... it would be nice to have some visuals to go along with all the text...

in response to Humboldt Park

elaine: ikea are opening a new store in milton keynes soon. i wonder if they will fancy a little riot?

in response to Motorway Haiku: UK (Part One)

Peter: i like the photos that you take of stuff lying on the ground. strawberries. an . . good stuff. random groundscores are always fascinating.

in response to Escaped Pictograms

SadStateOfAffairs: As my wise old mother said to me many years ago, there is a time and a place for everything. The church is the place to preach the gospel and this is a forum for the neighorhood. If my brother were gay and I believed in gay rights because I...

in response to Humboldt Park

Grant NYC: Yeah, I’m pretty shocked about how common this event is as well. I would say, just anecdotally, about 1 of every 6 women that I know has experienced some sort of guy-jacking-it-in-public situation (including my girlfriend). In general though, I’m pretty disgusted by the level of disrespect...

in response to Beware: Perv Alert!

elaine: yeah, you ain't goin nowhere, mate! btw, looook! i done the ton!

in response to You Ain\'t Goin Nowhere

Peter: trapped! bricked up! gated!

in response to You Ain\'t Goin Nowhere

elaine: kinky? kinky? in what way?

in response to Escaped Pictograms

Jamie: kinky

in response to Escaped Pictograms

Peter: ;) sorry, had to say it... a deal: ill do one about 's central office if you do one about 's...

in response to Motorway Haiku: UK (Part One)

Peter: yeah this one is crazy. i def like it alot.

in response to FedEx

Jamie: Yeah well it was still true when i left Northern Ireland back in 2002. Things are no more stable there these days but i think the military presence is being scaled down. I'm not sure how much more normalised it is lately.

in response to Northern Ireland is the most intrguing of places

elaine: oh for lord!

in response to Motorway Haiku: UK (Part One)

Jamie: This is where th fedex trucks come to die. It's like an elephant graveyard. But with fedex trucks. this photo rocks ass.

in response to FedEx

Peter: ooh, you should do an entry about the GPO, etc, elaine...

in response to Motorway Haiku: UK (Part One)

elaine: cthonic, innit

in response to Abstract Skyline

elaine: the central post office being the point from which distances are measured

in response to Motorway Haiku: UK (Part One)

elaine: if you like, though i was thinking of the general post office

in response to Motorway Haiku: UK (Part One)

elaine: yes, and you wouldn't much fancy eating them after they had visited the street

in response to N.Y.C photo.

GGP: what goes up will eventually come down.

in response to Abstract Skyline

Jamie: barry, when are you off to skea?

in response to cross street in glorious technicolor

Jamie: Group Policy Object?

in response to Motorway Haiku: UK (Part One)

Jamie: ?

in response to The Pearly Kings and Queens

Peter: ive never seen strawberries spilt on the street before in my life, and here we have two photos of just that, heh. i suppose theyd be easy enough to spill, though, as theyre small, sort of bouncy, and often come in unsealed containers...

in response to N.Y.C photo.

joey: you are correct, sir

in response to Windy Day on the Bay

Peter: can we please keep this thread on the topic of ? thanks :)

in response to Humboldt Park

Peter: heh. the looming building at the top is overcoming! imagine what it would look like if i had a fisheye lens... ggp: i used to have similar experiences looking up at the , whihc, in hindsight, were pretty telling.

in response to Abstract Skyline

elaine: yeah, like huddling together then going forth

in response to N.Y.C photo.

Jamie: it's almost like a before and after

in response to N.Y.C photo.

elaine: i think mine is quite bleak and english, and hools is all effervescent, like they are singing 'hey, hey, we're the monkees' and rushing over the road to go surfing

in response to N.Y.C photo.

elaine: it's vertigenaety is making you feel vertiginous, j ;-D

in response to Abstract Skyline

Jamie: sweet

in response to Asylum Seekers: The Band

GGP: when i was a kid, I went to visit the empire state building and front the base of the building, looking up, it felt just like the building was going to fall on me. it was terrifying. this gives a similar sensation.

in response to Abstract Skyline

Jamie: hool: if i ever get married, can i fly you over here and pay you vast sums of cash to be my wedding photographer?

in response to nov 11 2005 toronto

Darwin8: hands up who believes in evolution? if not then you'll be happy to know that as evolution doesn't exist, then the bird flu virus will not evolve to becoming transmissable human to human ths killing millions. so thats good.

in response to Humboldt Park

Jamie: i don't know why, but this photo makes me feel uneasy

in response to Abstract Skyline

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Oh no! The building is falling. Where is Superman?

in response to Abstract Skyline

Peter: Thank You: i am neither indifferent to god nor am i above god. thats a mighty big (and off-topic, i must add) assumption to make. people are as passionate about many things, just as you are for god. if respect is the issue, as you say, i might urge you to...

in response to Humboldt Park

Peter: I found a definition for "talkgroup" on a Motorola trunked radio communications page as: Talkgroup: A group of radio users that can share calls and messages as a group. A talkgroup comprises a group of users who have a need to communicate with each other i think the system uses such...

in response to Windy Day on the Bay

Thank You: It takes someone with balls to quote scripture. Mans indifference to his creator will be his downfall day after day. Fine - your above GOD but dont disrespect someones blog because of it. Just dont say anything.....

in response to Humboldt Park

Peter: wow: i think theres a happy medium somewhere between quoting scripture and saying "fuck this" or "fuck that", you know?

in response to Humboldt Park

ARSEN: ya'll heard pluto got caught he's going to court soon i think he already did anyone knows anything hit me up ARSEN------> BURNIN UP THE...

in response to Miami Youth Faces \'Serious Jail Time\':

Editor: More chalk outlines here

in response to Fifth Avenue, 7-27-05

Editor: More of 's handywork can be found in the article Brooklyn Street Art Initiative from Peter Also, in Fifth Avenue from GGP

in response to Wherefore ART Thou, Ellis?

Jamie: found this here: flickr.com/photos/41293973@N00/22093723

in response to Windy Day on the Bay

Jamie: What is the "K Talkgroup"?

in response to Windy Day on the Bay

Jamie: i love when that happens ^_^ this one from elaine and this one from hool

in response to N.Y.C photo.

Editor: You can see more photos of the Montauk Club from sine here

in response to Park Slope

Anonymous (midd-cache-1.server.ntli.net): oh my god, that's beautiful. thanks so much for posting them :)

in response to The Montauk Club

NETONE 156 KRT: looks like a crime wave to me

in response to Crime in Oslo

NETONE 156 KRT: sect-san ichiban! nizzeckfizzace!

in response to Neck Face in Shibuya Tokyo

ELLIS G.: For Immediate Release: KILI is pleased to announce an exhibition of paintings by ELLIS G. Continues through 12/1/05 @ KILI 81 Hoyt St. bet. State St. and Atlantic Ave. Bklyn NY A,C,G Trains to Hoyt/Schermerhorn or 2,3,4,5,B,D,N,R,Q to Atlantic/Pacific 718-855-5574 Artist's Statement: I have never experienced an art form more...

in response to Wherefore ART Thou, Ellis?

Thank You: Making Music in Humboldt Park

in response to Humboldt Park

jeeff: ??? - it's just an expression. i've heard people say "front/back of the house" when they talk about restaurants, yes. but it's a butcher shop, not a restaurant. jethro - according to wikipedia, "Dundas Street is named after its onetime destination, the town of Dundas, Ontario. The town itself...

in response to portuguese butcher, dundas street

???: is there that much fighting there??

in response to Crime in Oslo

???: is that what they were???

in response to nov 04 2005 toronto

???: house what ever!!

in response to portuguese butcher, dundas street

???: when you say home do you really mean restaurant???

in response to portuguese butcher, dundas street

chris : hey chris again i changed my email address to freeflowpro@yahoo.com ps. this invetation is extended to anyone that wants to do parkour with us

in response to Oklahoma City

jeeff: tokyo photo

in response to N.Y.C photo.

ask that hoe: i hear u talkin.... but wheres your flick at?

in response to Dallas Graffiti Like What!

barry: Nice photos sine.

in response to The Montauk Club

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