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Tuesday, September 5th 2006

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Previous Day :: Next Day

Michelle: Great shot!

in response to The Crack of Dawn

GGP: alas, i was in a bit of a rush...but next time I am in the neighborhood, I may check it out. I'm a little scared of 4. Bell #4, though.

in response to Flormont Tailors, Hyperspace Cowgirls

aer suzuki: i'm powerfully curious about the hyperspace cowgirls, did you go in and investigate?

in response to Flormont Tailors, Hyperspace Cowgirls

colavitos ghost: that is one beautiful neighborhood. i never pictured stuff like this in houston. thanks for opening my eyes to a new world.

in response to Neighborhood Walk

Observer: I'm from England Karlo and You are correct, people here do not care abput loyalism. We think it is stupid that they love the queen because most people in England don't like her. We see loyalists as tattooed scallies who cause trouble

in response to Ulster Young Militants: Shankhill

lurker: Welcome back GGP!

in response to Building at a Crossroads

colavitos ghost: awesome! i love skyline shots with a ton of sky like that. nice work.

in response to September Skyline

EvilGentleman: Susannah, it's your turn now. I'm afraid of the citynoise servers banning me for being a possible spambot.

in response to Food on a Stick

EvilGentleman: www.peeonastick.com/

in response to Food on a Stick

EvilGentleman: Also: www.needcoffee.com/updates/2006/ . . . /08/24/barbie-on-a-stick/ Or perhaps Barenaked on a Stick www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/de . . . ail/-/B000CECR4Q?v=glance And the Grand Finale - Booger on a Stick bertc.com/boogers.htm

in response to Food on a Stick

EvilGentleman: From Elsewhere: www.sptimes.com/2002/02/13/Taste . . . e/Extreme_fair_food.shtml archives.cnn.com/2002/US/West/09 . . . /18/offbeat.twinkie.reut/ www.cdkitchen.com/recipes/recs/3 . . . ied_Candy_Bars36503.shtml

in response to Food on a Stick

EvilGentleman: From the Minnesota State Fair: www.mnstories.com/archives/2006/ . . . 6/08/food_fun_hot_di.html

in response to Food on a Stick

Susannah: was it something we said?

in response to Quite Possibly the Worst Layout for a Hospital, Ever

Susannah: Didn't have my camera at the ATM this morning - but the braille keypad has been replaced by an earphone jack. Now thats progress!

in response to I Assume You\'re Not Blind

Susannah: I bet they don't have shark fin on a stick .;}

in response to Food on a Stick

Carol: Dianna: yes racoons tear up new sod because they like to feast on the grubs underneath.

in response to Raccoons, Cute or Dangerous?

Grandfather Time: yep those route trucks have nice colors...

in response to Graf Trux 10: Back to Manhattan

Grandfather Time: is that Waste as in RA?

in response to 125 bowery, room 11

Grandfather Time: that little bit over the cab in the second pic justifies my need to see more graff trux!!!

in response to Graf Trux 15: King of the Grunts!

Grandfather Time: capslock is autopilot for cool.....

in response to Humboldt Park

EvilGentleman: At this time of year, based on the sunset data available from Environment Canada and a little mental arithmetic, the sun at Broadview and Danforth, Toronto (79°21'W) should have set yesterday in the direction of 284 degrees true, or 7.5 degrees south of WNW. However, it would appear that these...

in response to Labour Day Sunset

Grandfather Time: that last panel is very pleasing to the eye, even for an american as myself, who has grown accustomed to seeing the style they put forth over here..... the rigidness of that bomb pops out....

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

JJ: That is pure genius!

in response to Come In, We\'re Cunts

Grandfather Time: elaine does great, just check out the reflections in the last one, that broken pane of glass look spectacular in my opinion... these are cute =)

in response to hideoms

Grandfather Time: the scene looks desolate, even tho theres a building, and discarded toys... it seems almost somber, and sad, every item on the ground is either discarded, littered, or forgotten almost (the bicycle laying on the ground attests to this). it would make for a tragic b&w....

in response to An Alley in the 900 Block of Linden

EvilGentleman: Classic, I love it! Welcome back.

in response to Dew Drop Inn

Cameo: Bombs away!

in response to Noisy Birds That Don\'t Flap Their Wings

Cameo: I'm confused! You say your view is looking north east, but doesn't the sun set in the west? What am I missing?

in response to Labour Day Sunset

Cameo: Looks like you dawn cracked more than mine... It was raining down by the lake.

in response to The Crack of Dawn

Cameo:

in response to Noisy Birds That Don\'t Flap Their Wings

Cameo:

in response to Noisy Birds That Don\'t Flap Their Wings

Cameo:

in response to Noisy Birds That Don\'t Flap Their Wings

Cameo:

in response to Noisy Birds That Don\'t Flap Their Wings

Cameo: How about a few more?

in response to Noisy Birds That Don\'t Flap Their Wings

Lee: I am interested in whether Scott Lake had an augmentation well and whether the sinkholes may have been caused by pumping water from underground aquifers to keep the lake levels up.

in response to The Case of the Disappearing Lake

little ukraine: nice pics, nice pics. i particularly like the first one, and the lift bridge in the third one. i love the faded color prints - i get a really similar quality on my 35mm, and i love it.

in response to The Flats

EvilGentleman: But I wanted to see the biggest pig from this year - on a stick.

in response to Food on a Stick

RobertR: This picture was taken in the year 200o by the way....

in response to Bosphorus Bridge

RobertR: Another picture of the bosporus bridge which connects the European with the Asian continent. This pic I shot out from the car window heading to the bridge. We drove with our Dutch car a 10000 km southern European and Turkey trip.

in response to Bosphorus Bridge

Tyfoid Kid: Hot Dish on a Stick is Meatballs and Tator Tots, the main components (along with cream of mushroom soup) in Tator Tot Hotdish. I've heard it's less then stellar. Evil G. I went back to the fair and the pig barn was cleared out. I have a pic of the...

in response to Food on a Stick

EvilGentleman: I am guessing demolished. This abandoned highway looked like something out of some post-apocalyptic movie.

in response to The Flats

aer suzuki: good god, amazing photos. right up my alley too, very cool.

in response to The Heights

aer suzuki: jack's driving. with his feet. nice photos jack...

in response to Harlem River Drive

aer suzuki: i just gotta say, for the sake of general information, that cd planting is a relatively common prankster maneuver, it's been done before. but maybe that's common knowledge, i never know. having said that, yeah, banksy's brilliant. i liked the guy instantly after reading about his gallery hijinks. thanks for pointing...

in response to Banksy Rocks!

aer suzuki: beautiful pictures, good to see some black and white, and of moscow, no less. excellent. grandfather time, are you on a mission to bring up posts from the past? either way, thank you for doing so.

in response to Strange City

Grandfather Time: the first one would haunt me with its reflections if it were b&w.....

in response to Views from the Bay Area

Karlo: Ok ok,now you ARE funny. 'Loyalists the world over'.... Oh,you mean your support groups such as Combat 18 (for those who dont know,C18 is a 100% Nazi organisation..18 stands for the 1st and 8th letters of the alphabet - A-H..representing the initials of that 'beloved' historical figure..Adolf Hitler)..Then you have that other...

in response to Ulster Young Militants: Shankhill

Grandfather Time: yes, it is spectacular though, is it not?

in response to Strange City

Grandfather Time: banksy stops the forward motion of thinking with his stencils.....it induces a euphoric feeling to see them......really compels you to rethink things related to his work, or search for your own meaning....

in response to There is Always Hope

Grandfather Time: where can i find those gloves at?

in response to The Captain

Grandfather Time: the first photo seems warm, very warm, and possibly explosive.....alot of bright amber colors.....the darkness contrasting against them is heavy =)

in response to Sewage and Salt and Such

Grandfather Time: Dude in the fourth picture is looking back, probably smiling because he ripped a nice fart, and the guy behing him is choking! good photos.....

in response to Kissena Velodrome

colavitos ghost: i'm from cleveland! i took some pictures of mexican town while i was there, too. but alas, i only shoot film and i don't have a scanner. (yes, i know i'm a luddite)

in response to Good Luck, Rhino!

colavitos ghost: evilg: i've lived in cleveland for 22 years and your story doesn't ring much of a bell with me either. however, in 1990 i was only 7 years old and i don't remember much at all from those days so perhaps such a highway existed back then and has...

in response to The Flats

colavitos ghost: i think it's awesome to see the word "prominent" misspelled in two different ways on the same day. also:"questionable"? come on jon---im pei, like him or not, is one of the most important (and recognizable) architects working today. a final note: just a stone's throw away from that gehry-designed building is...

in response to CWRU Bldg

colavitos ghost: the rest of the cemetery is quite lovely as well. buried here, along with garfield, are some of cleveland's most prominent figures. most notably, perhaps, is the towering obelisk at the gravesite of john d. rockefeller--one of the richest men in the history of the world. wish...

in response to The Heights

drea: It's gorgeous. My co-worker told me to come over and see the crimson sunset over the parking lot of the mall. It was gorgeous! So I took a picture, I'll try to remember to post it up. It had a crimson color with a hint of pink. It was so...

in response to Labour Day Sunset

EvilGentleman: The soot stains from the coal era sure add to the texture of the place. This is the sort of post I love to see.

in response to The Heights

jrhather: Very chic. Lovin the crawls you go on to get the pics

in response to BETRAYED

jrhather: Um. kind sir, you and i need to go for a coffee sometime. email me jrhather(at)hotmail.com i love the urban jungle

in response to Only in Toronto...

jrhather: Tres purdy.

in response to Berlin Wall Graffiti

jrhather: Love the last one. fanfuccingtastic

in response to Hell Graffiti

EvilGentleman: I remember the high ceilings inside that split-level Greyhound station, but that is about it. I know I waited 4 hours for the Pittsburgh bus.

in response to The Flats

EvilGentleman: All I can recall is that in 1990, I was heading into the city on an elevated freeway coming from Chicago while riding on a Greyhound bus. The abandoned freeway was lower than us, and it was on my right. I seem to remember thinking that I probably would not...

in response to The Flats

sela perana: this art work is phatt azzzzz!!!!

in response to Broadway Babe

David: Here's the Greyhound station. It was designed by Arrasmith in 1948. There are similar stations in DC and Erie, PA.

in response to The Flats

roman perana: this vehicle is the menanest graffity sign useage eva

in response to Graffiti Truck

EvilGentleman: Um, would that make me a dick?

in response to Harlem River Drive

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