Santa Monica Blvd.

burun wrote:

Bradley wrote:

This is today, in my living room.

Could someone send me these? Please? I will trade something equally mindboggling. I just have to have these in my kitchen.

Go to the local food bank...

rayj wrote:Go to the local food bank...

That's no fun! I like getting stuff in the mail!

I bet those are many kinds of delicious.

I'm glad this thread is reborn. I have been meaning to figure out how to get pics off of my camera. Its easier than I'd have thought!

Here:

Okay, this is a real intersection in Chicago. It is the intersection of Kedzie blvd. and Kedzie blvd. My wife's friend lives at this corner. It is very funny to me!


Here is a horrible picture of AlBStern eating delicious ribs. The ribs were hickory smoked and I believe were dry rubbed with coffee infused seasoning, and basted with John Henry Slippery Hill BBQ sauce. Mmmmmm. Not really guerilla, but I thought you'd enjoy teasing Al about the piglet that he's become.


Also not really gueriila, but on my phone. Another picture of this guy from earlier in the thread. Brian from The Bottomless Pit/.22 I'll bet you didn't know that he golfs in a HazMat suit!!! Hooray, because he does. Without the crazy thick matching pants it doesn't do it justice.


Here is the Broken Angel in Brooklyn. My wife and I were there for a wedding, and stayed with a friend for the weekend. We wanted to go exploring Bed Stuy since we had never been. We walked not half a block and there it was! We had seen it in the Chapelle movie and imagined it was one of those places that you'd never expect to see in real life. And there it was, in all its awkward, city code-breaking beauty.

electrons wrote:Here is the Broken Angel in Brooklyn. My wife and I were there for a wedding, and stayed with a friend for the weekend. We wanted to go exploring Bed Stuy since we had never been. We walked not half a block and there it was! We had seen it in the Chapelle movie and imagined it was one of those places that you'd never expect to see in real life. And there it was, in all its awkward, city code-breaking beauty.

It will sadden you to know that the Woods are probably going to be evicted by the city. There was a fire in the camera obscura a few weeks back, and the city used it as an opportunity to bring the smack down on them.

Sad, because I like the Woods, and their amazing house.

burun wrote:It will sadden you to know that the Woods are probably going to be evicted by the city. There was a fire in the camera obscura a few weeks back, and the city used it as an opportunity to bring the smack down on them.

Sad, because I like the Woods, and their amazing house.

Crap.

Sowley wrote:

Christopher_Dragon wrote:

Crazy dancing asian guy on the island at the corner of Milwaukee and Damen.

Seriously? Funny?! No...not funny...what's funny is that this guy calls what he does "performance art." Yes folks GENE LEE, the dancing machine of North Damen, refers to his constant antics of douchebagery "Performance Art." Wow, he shows up in Chicago finds the "eccentric" section of town and the trust fund art kids over at Heaven decide to embrace him...yeah...this guy is funny. Its funny what it takes to be considered "weird" nowadays.

That guy!!!
I remember walking away from !!!'s performance at the Touch & Go festival and stumbling upon this fellow, donning only cowboy boots and leopard-print briefs, dancing his ass off. He had this super-serious look on his face and danced as if his life depended on it.

Wow! So this is his thing? I had assumed he was just a big !!! fan.

Christopher_Dragon wrote:

Crazy dancing asian guy on the island at the corner of Milwaukee and Damen.

If I didn't know any better, I'd have guessed that this photo was taken in the year 1971 somewhere outside the Vatican.

What is up with those modern vehicles?

Taken at the Ponderosa in DuBois, PA recently by an acquaintance of mine. Two and three desserts each (no lie) and it shows. I guess living in Shitsville makes you want to eat away your misery.