browse by city
New York, NY (772)
Brooklyn, NY (766)
Toronto, ON (743)
Montreal, QC (390)
London, UK (296)
complete city list
popular articles
Water Falls on the City
from: CartLegger
Governors Island: The Death of Motel 8
from: CartLegger
Downtown MinneApple
from: Tyfoid Kid
Commerce
from: luna park
A Sign of Past Times?
from: CartLegger
what's hot this month?
recent articles
Heavy MTL 2008: Disturbed
from: EvilGentleman
Positively 4th St.
from: Tyfoid Kid
Random Street Art Throughout Philly
from: serlingrod
Irony Transcends the Hip
from: serlingrod
Truckin'
from: luna park
Watering the Lawn
from: joey
Storefront Beauty
from: serlingrod
Black Hebrew Israelites
from: serlingrod
Left Leaning
from: luna park
MAVone
from: Peter
read all today's articles
browse by author
Peter (784)
joey (275)
EvilGentleman (266)
hool (246)
jack (232)
complete author list
hot topics
graffiti
Justo Gallego
JA One
graf trux
sane smith
wheat paste
nyc
sixy
harlem
banksy
throw up graffiti
new york
brooklyn
nyc graffiti
dr. sex
Payphone
Search for other articles which mention the term "Payphone"
Rainy Day Birdauthor: Peter : Brooklyn, NY | Bored at Workauthor: Peter : New York, NY Theres a payphone in the subterranean walkway coursing under Rockefeller Center; its number is (212) 246-8697. I called said number and let it ring 6 six times, after which a man answered. I said "is this Rockefeller Center?". With surprising self-assurance he said "yeah, it is". For lack of anything better to say, I blurted "just a moment, sir... let me connect your call". I put him on hold and on my second line dialed the number of the phone right next to him (246-8704). Of course, he answered it. So, to make... External LinksPayphone photos on flickr |
search citynoise.org
recent discussions
Scenes from a Little Town Called Jacksonville
from: Jones
Acorn Community High School
from: Peter
Kensington, Philadelphia - July 2004
from: CE
Feeling Sixy?
from: Peter
Call Out Gouranga!
from: Jamie
Le Parkour
from: Luli
New Ideal Diner
from: EvilGentleman
The Top 15 Skylines in the World
from: Luigi Di Serio
The Past Is Closer Than You Think
from: ghost of grandin
America's Most Boring Towns: 8
from: Scott Sargent
from the archives
recently viewed
The Vicar's Roses, Carlton Street
from: Biff
Looking over Downtown
from: Brad
Welcome to Belfast
from: ulsterfried
Northern Blvd.
from: Catherine Penfold-Waxman
Art Vin
from: EvilGentleman
Chez Menick Le Barbier Des Sportifs
from: CE
Cloudburst at Steinway Street
from: Catherine Penfold-Waxman
Booze
from: sine
Graf Trux 21: Neck Face, NYC
from: Peter
Police State Coming to a Country Near You Soon
from: elaine
concept and content © citynoise.org 2002 - 2008 : designed and maintained by
jamie (jamazon.co.uk) and
peter (rhodamine.org)
caveat: entries and comments on citynoise.org represent
the views of their respective authors; this is an open forum, open to
all relevant ideas,
and as such, sees minimal editorial interference. as such, all content
on this site remains property of its creator/author, and is therefore
protected by all applicable copyright laws.
