Thursday, September 29th 2005

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barry: wow that was a long chat about fried food.Elaine you must be lighting fast on that keyboard,(16:11 to 16:12)one second.That would probably take me 20 minutes to write.

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vz: more like a bad paint job, by nycdot

in response to Leaving Brooklyn... Oy Vey!

Spanky: im absoultely massively loving that

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barry: can you take my e mail off when you get it

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jamie: hmmm... must fix that

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Anonymous (user-12lcl9r.cable.mindspring.com): hands and arms and shadows and reflections: how wonderfully expressive these images are!

in response to september 27 2005 toronto

joey: gg - you have a poet's eye for the exceptional, hidden in everyday life.

in response to Tender Buttons

elaine: shame

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barry: Come on guys move it

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barry: I am surprised that someone homeless hasent snaped it up for barbecue!

in response to Battery park( NYC) memorials and sculptures

barry: I have only bean back there 3 times in the past 10 years, my last time was july for my sisters wedding an I got the impression that averey thing has changed.New houses all over the place.People in all new cars,kids that were playing out front are all grown up...

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Peter: barry- serious! ive seen that animal for years... and no one knows why hes there. its sort of a running joke, when you see something weird, to be all like "thats as random as a turkey living in battery park!".

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barry: I got A camcorder about 2 months a go that also takes pic,s and was trying it out.I have to addmit it sucks,It was very hard to get a good picture with it.

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jamie: also: what camera are you using? it's either a really old digital one, or a kickass cameraphone. either way, nice pics.

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jamie: i'm not keen on the way he's eyeing that squirrel either

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jamie: christ yeah, i spent a fair bit of time out by donagh and roslea. menacing little villages for sure

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barry: are you for real are joking

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barry: This photo is of the wtc2 for sure.I have some like it.

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barry: I don,t no if there was much activity a round lisnaskea,I guess a little i would say more so around the smaller towns and villages,country side,eg- Rosslea,donagh,Derrylin,Killnaly,Clones an so on.I never had anytime for Politics even to this day,and I don,t what to no.

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John: To gain entrance to the Cemetary, I would actually contect the Friends before I would contact the park. As far as I know, the cemetary is controlled by the Friends. From time to time they take volunteers to go and maintain the area and you don't have...

in response to Quaker Cemetery, Prospect Park

sythero: love your work hool. always seems os honest and real.

in response to jan 12 2003

jamie: oh yes best to steer clear of that. dunno what skea is like now, but my ex's family lived in carrowshee an it was a bit of a hive of ira activity. or so i always like to imagine.

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Peter: the famed turkey of battery park!!!!

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barry: No, I was just jokeing about diging but you could see in to some off the tomb ones, pic 4.the ones with the flat tops,One day we did find a lot of guns in one and we never what back.

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jamie: barry, you used to dig up graves? lol

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norm abram: awe some mothayfuckay!

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jamie: pictogram

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elaine: they did in your mind jamie ;-D

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elaine: i'm not so sure, it was something my mother used to tell me, far more likely is that they were times before mass literacy, so pictograms would be more meaningful to people. not sure exactly how i might check, you can't put a pictogram into google

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Carmella: Looks like happy tree friends and friends and hellokitty joined together - we have stuff like this in Melbourne - I love it! Go graffitttti!!!

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barry: jamie nice shots.I tryed e mailing you 2 times. (baza1975@yahoo)

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Jesse: Cool !

in response to Leaving Brooklyn... Oy Vey!

joey: you know, on the west coast we would assume this van was a memorial to the grateful dead. probably not so in brooklyn. maybe you can post a photo of the driver as well.

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barry: jamie when I was a kid, I did think thay were pirate graves and me and my friend dug for treasure.

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barry: I don,t think the plague did reach ireland,What did occur was a potato famine(1845-1850)FAMINE FEVER-cholera,dysentery,scurvy,typhus.Same thing i guess.Potatoes were irelands main crop and food source.Landlords at this time respond,s to there tenants who could,t pay their rent was to evict tham from their homes, which were often torn down.More than...

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