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bksoul:

momsloveme:

Hahahahaha!!!!!!!  Multiple fucking replays.

shk-lposunshine:

ashboomcashh:

lmfaoo OMG!

lmaooo #dies 2 funny.!!

Pure comedy.

LOL! If this happened to me, though…

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Father Demo Square is a small, triangular park in the WV, bordered by Ave of the Americas (6th Ave), Bleecker St and Carmine St. Every time I see a sign for one of the entrances of the park, I am surprised no one has added an "N" to Demo. Using the magic of Photoshop, this is what it would look like. C'mon, it is funny. Right?!?!? For info about the park and a short bio of Father Demo, here is the NYC Dept of Parks & Recreation page for the Father Demo park.

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Mural on the side of Joloff Restaurant (Senegalese) in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. Tree heads. (Does anyone know if this image is based on a tale/folklore?) Sorry, it was a sunny day.

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Caution! ¡Cuidado! Dangerous study carrel in the Newman Library, Baruch College. (I dare you to study!)

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Stor Dubine is one of twelve designs in the Blankie: Designer Series 1 from Aarting. Isn't she sorrowfully beautiful? This is from a blind box series purchased at Toy Tokyo's East Village store. Toy Tokyo let me purchase a box, open it to see which design I bought, and then trade it for the Stor Dubine figure that was in their display. I thought that was very nice of them to do. (Although the one I "bought" was adorable, too.)

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One of my favorite buildings in Brooklyn. Graham Home for Old Ladies, incorporated 1851. Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, NY.

A Clinton Hill Condo's Secret Past.

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Hair troll.

Someone in NYC is missing their hair. Top piece on the Atlantic Ave. subway platform. (It was great morning entertainment to watch people walk around it, laugh at it, stare & imagine how it got there, trip over it, and roll over it with their small luggage.)

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viridiannightmares:

Just click on the picture above, then click on play,  then leave the mouse alone, sit back and enjoy a piece of creative brilliance.

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crownedposter:

Rosemary’s Baby (1968).

A delightfully disturbing poster created by Andrzej Pagowski. (Polish film poster. Dziecko Rosemary.)

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"Mystery fluid" for sale on the discount table at Blick art materials (Bond Street location in Soho). 

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The entrance, and **exit**, of the Ex Lax building (now condos). Atlantic Ave, Boerum Hill, Brooklyn. That is a fancy transom, too!

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bksoul:

that is NOT how you shine your shoes, sir.

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Echo (a 44' giant head & neck sculpture based on a nine year old girl) in Madison Square Park. Can't wait for her to talk. Artist: Jaume Plensa.

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Bionic, acoustically equipped super kitty as depicted on Weird Warfare. The CIA implanted a microphone into a cat's ear canal, a transmitter into the neck, a wire along the spine and tail, and a battery to eavesdrop on conversations of Russian diplomats when they met outside at a park bench near the Soviet embassy in Washington, DC.

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My favorite decoration in the carousel at Central Park is the alien in between the seal and the clown. I guess it makes sense. This carousel runs fast, too. Fun!

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Helldriver (Yoshihiro Nishimura, Dir.)

Director's cut screening at The Japan Society, NYC. Promo pic autographed by Yumiko Hara!

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My Hell Baby doll is the cutest. (more images)