Okay, maybe just this once.
It is not yet known whether the Transportation Department plans to compensate by issuing each NYC resident one additional middle finger.
Okay, maybe just this once.
It is not yet known whether the Transportation Department plans to compensate by issuing each NYC resident one additional middle finger.
Probably a good thing the In sign is ready for replacement.
Click to enlarge, if you haven't already. And no, that wasn't me who tried to claw it off the door.
Pics swiped from Strong Intelligent Women Choosing Equality & Freedom Instead Of Religion, on Facebook, via Rita Matthews.
Happy Sunday!
Swiped from Photobombing.net, which you shouldn't visit if you've told yourself you're just about to get off the computer.
(Permalinks for individual posts where pix were found: 1, 2, 3.)
Came across an old bookmark, from a past session of ego-surfing, I expect. I are now closed, sadly, although it looks like I have been replaced by the Yucatan Taco Stand, which is way more fun to say.
I still live in Google Street View, however!
Click the first two pics to embiggen.
This one turns into noise if you try to blow it up any further, so I'm just going to declare that, according to the fine print, I was once an American Bistro.
[Added] Probably a bit too late for me (the restaurant), but I'm told that Google Street View may soon allow you to walk into various places of business, virtually. Here's a short video report from Newsy on that. (Sorry not to have embedded it, but it is too wide to fit in this blog's posting space, and it does not appear to be resizeable.)
(h/t: Alexandra Pfenninger, via email)
But if Henke and Ruffini is all you can bring, bring it.
(h/t, not that they intended it: Atwood and Spolsky)
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I adore this:
(embiggen)
Quite appropriately placed in Jon Chait's fine post, "Liberalism's Bumper Sticker Problem." Obtained from Owen Abroad.
[Update 2012-02-25 09:57] Changed image URL -- new hosting site for image.