Friday, October 21st 2005

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ea: I care, nice!

in response to Graf Trux 9: Return of the Original Graf Trux....

Moebius Rex: Not that anyone cares, but I just discovered that "I Got 5 On It" (see third-from-the-last pic, above) was a hit 1995 rap anthem by Da Luniz, a Yay Area hip-hop collective. The remix of the track included Humpty Hump and Shock G from the Digital Underground as well as...

in response to Graf Trux 9: Return of the Original Graf Trux....

Anonymous (63.230.255.163): bitch puro gangbangin

in response to Albuquerque Graffiti Flood

jeeff: why not post an article?

in response to tlp - sticker graff

the calm one: i watched these cats along with loads of other writers do some carecter peices on a cafe wall, martha cooper was there but missed the big show. found loads of london police stuff in a shoe shop in amsterdam. ive taken thousands of photos of graffiti from all over spain...

in response to tlp - sticker graff

adam: trying to understand british slang gives me a headache

in response to Chav Massive!

adam: dont you hate when you get a window seat and the window is so dirty that taking pictures would be pointless?

in response to Airplane Wing Sunset

Charltina: Who ever owns that Burberry check Metro must come round my way heaps cuz I see it every other day

in response to Chav Massive!

Anonymous (cpe-68-173-202-245.nyc.res.rr.com): my pleasure...more to come

in response to Times Square Ceramics 2

jeeff: it's uk slang. one of the special subtopics at citynoise.

in response to st clement\'s from the hip

jeeff: haha, good eye.

in response to overpass

tenyen: so jaunty, yet very Arkham Asylum: http://www.kuro5hin.org/story/2004/1/26/19439/5191 http://yen.spc.org/

in response to st clement\'s from the hip

jeeff: i think the waterfront expressway was a convention of the post-war urban planning system. stupid urban planners. i remember someone else posted an article about a raised highway cutting through... seattle? portland? but i can't find the article. no shots of the lake this time. at...

in response to toronto night

Peter: oh, also: any shots of lake ontario?

in response to toronto night

Peter: the brooklyn-queens-expressway is elevated through alot of south brooklyn, and separates it from the harbor, very similar to the gardiner... interesting...

in response to toronto night

Peter: that first photo looks like it could be on any corner in brooklyn... if brooklyn were *alot* cleaner :)

in response to toronto night

GGP: the transition from one kind of neighborhood/aura to another is just amazing; i enjoyed this thoroughly. that first image in particular delivers a wonderfully moody sensation.

in response to toronto night

jeeff: the part with the head (below the head really) is the thomas fisher rare book library. the oldest piece in their collection is a 1789 BC cuneiform tablet from ur. they have all sorts of crazy shit. info (and a pixelated photo of the library's interior) here: www.library.utoronto.ca/fisherold/

in response to a different perspective

David: Damn they made the road sink!

in response to overpass

Peter: sweet! im always a sucker for the trolly photos, heh. that last photo is breathtaking, with the elevated roadways and buildings. it reminds me of the RenCen in Detroit... there are some photos here, but i cant link em. theyre the old-school citynoise format that doesnt allow easy linkage, heh.

in response to toronto night

Peter: wow, that building is crazy! definitely "turkey" over peacock. whts in the part thats the bird's "head"? that looks like some odd use of space. the view is breathtaking... i was surprised to see so much green. trees! autumn! thanks for posting these :)

in response to a different perspective

Jamie: i missed this the first time round. nice photos

in response to Summer is Over

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Wow! I love these! The one of the entrance to the posh building with the perspective in lights is great.

in response to toronto night

Catherine Penfold-Waxman: Glad y'all liked them. It's such a dramatic angle. I almost got the belly of a plane on it's climb from JFK airport. But then I freaked out that it looked like it was going to crash into the Crysler, which is my nightmare scenario. I can get a pretty...

in response to My window on the Chrysler building

Jamie: Ra! Ra! Rasputin! Lover of the Russian Queen Greatest love machine

in response to Haiku

Geraldine: Hey I live right around there! That's my walk home if I decide to take the 5 train! ~represent xD hehe, actually it sucks to live in the BX

in response to Bronx river

Jamie: mentalist: men·tal·ist noun one who is mental, or displays mentalistic tendencies

in response to st clement\'s from the hip

Jamie: nice. night walks always result in the best photos

in response to toronto night

Jamie: Wow, these are niice. Just when i thought i was beginning to tire of seeing photos of buildings, random penfold-waxman lady pops up and shares these gems. I hope you return and share more views with us.

in response to My window on the Chrysler building

Amy: "Mentalist" Would you care to elaborate?

in response to st clement\'s from the hip

jamie: robarts library? robot library, morelike

in response to a different perspective

Amy: So true about the fresh perspective. Thank you.

in response to My window on the Chrysler building

elaine: catherine, the hospital is due to close within the year. the state of the hospitals, in general, in this bourough is absolutely disgusting, so the whole thing is being rethought. it seems to me that some of this building may be listed (ie you can't rip it down) but it...

in response to st clement\'s from the hip

elaine: also - kewel and the 'etherial bulk' one reminds me of kc's 'graf exit' the way the lights from the windows in the background and the foreground in the right hand of the picture flatten the view and make the front building look transparent

in response to toronto night

elaine: they do if you are mental enough... no, seriously - there is a church in the city of the same name and according to this website www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A696125 the bells used to ring when the citrus cargos arrived nearby the hospital, some miles from there, was originally a work house built...

in response to st clement\'s from the hip

jeeff: except women have ovaries.

in response to Humboldt Park

fuzzytank: hawt

in response to toronto night

jeeff: yeah the place is an architectural nightmare. i always think, "turkey" rather than peacock, which i think is appropriate. inside is even worse. totally confusing and claustrophobic. at least it has a good view.

in response to a different perspective

elaine: i can sort of see the peacock thing from the fromt, but separated from the background it looks more like a dog. what it mainly looks like, to me, tho, is one of those chunky men's sweaters in puce from the 70's

in response to a different perspective

Boo: Fuck ppls... whats with the rasicm? We're all just fucking people, you rip out your damn skin and we got the same insides.

in response to Humboldt Park

goofy: when i see the blue its like my soul and when i look at the town it remind me of 9/11

in response to chicago

Peter: i love ja. im just jonezing for some flix, or some tips on where i can see em. you misunderstood if you think that i got anything but love for ja's shit. i can be convinced. i just cant be troubled to get out and chase flix i have no...

in response to JA: A True NYC King

joey: appears to be the bottom shelf brands, as well

in response to Booze

joey: elaine- is this the place where the bells say 'oranges and lemons' ?

in response to st clement\'s from the hip

joey: good use of your flash

in response to Follow Detour

joey: hey folks this is berkeley. the peace sign has not been forgotten.

in response to Haiku

kc: you can almost see it in the car hood, too. Shi-ney. Btw, is that guy flashing a peace sign? Whatever happened to road rage?

in response to Haiku

StripesA4: dumb

in response to Follow Detour

StripesA4: thats some sad shit right there i9ve seen homless people with toes mssing ang that green stuff on the cut

in response to Homeless Subterranean

GGP: heaven on earth!

in response to My window on the Chrysler building

AD.: OKAY, I'LL SNAP A PIC NEXT TIME I SEE. BUT I ALSO POINT OUT AGAIN, THAT HE HIMSELF - JA - POSTED RIGHT BEFORE ME IF YOU LOOK. I KNOW THAT ANYONE CAN IMPERSONATE PEOPLE ONLINE, BUT READ THE POST; IGNORING ALL OF THE POSTS ABOUT HIM AND...

in response to JA: A True NYC King

fart person: I'm hungry

in response to Fuck Neck Face

Peter: wow, that white Z parked in front is tres hot. yeah, googleimage owns, but im hoping to get some SF perspectives. stories.

in response to Haiku

jeeff: er, actually maybe it's a different tag. hard to tell for sure.

in response to Haiku

jeeff: the almighty google image search led me to here: l.editthispage.com/2000/08/02 which has this photo of rasputin berkeley: (look closely, you can see the haiku)

in response to Haiku

Peter: 6 owns. sine thinks she recognizes "the rasputin" from SF. anyone?

in response to Haiku

Editor:: if you show us some new ja shit, ill make sure this entry is edited to show ja is alive and well, and how much anyone that ever sleeps on his shit sucks.

in response to JA: A True NYC King

Peter: damn straight ill believe! i want to believe, in case you didnt get that. show me that shit, man... it would totally make my day, by the way. if you cant figure out how to post it, email em to editors@citynoise.org and theyll post em here for ya. ja, if youre...

in response to JA: A True NYC King

barry: like pictues 3 & 6.

in response to Haiku

Peter: the ones with the blue stripe. like straight outta "the french connection". and the M. ive torn off the newer "mta" stickers before to uncover the "M". click some of those links up there, AD, and peep the reef trains. also: wheres the ghost yard?

in response to The Redbirds

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