Here’s what I love about this sign: It is (was?) a sign for a place where remnants of the city’s past were kept but, as Ed Koch hasn’t been mayor for nearly 20 years, the sign itself is now a remnant of the city’s past.
Here’s what I love about this sign: It is (was?) a sign for a place where remnants of the city’s past were kept but, as Ed Koch hasn’t been mayor for nearly 20 years, the sign itself is now a remnant of the city’s past.
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
What’s on my desk? 7-18-08
The Fountainhead (via mirza)
Roots of Breakdance (Run DMC meets Russian Polka Dancing) (via SBuitenhuis)
Wow. That’s pretty fantastic.
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I’d like a job as an “experience mover.” I think I’d be good at it.
via Consumerist:
“You cringe over the price of a gallon of gas, but what about a gallon of Visine? An article in the September issue of ShopSmart shows that if you bought the eye drops by the gallon, the price would be $1,021. Steak sauce? $48. Secret Platinum, $189. Obviously, no one buys Visine by the gallon, except for maybe Cyclops (hey, that stick still burns). Similiarly, except for hobbyists, no one buys a dropper of gasoline. And there are cost-savings by selling and buying items in bulk. Still, makes you think…”
(reblogged from geezush)
Under the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway
(via this recording)
