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28 comments:
Excellent! You gotta love it.
and every square is just a rectangle :)
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It really looks like you sprayed that on the wall..... tag artist?
Shameless woz 'ere? :)(Eyes light up in glee....)
Wayne - Graffiti tourist! lol
Nothingman - Which is what I always say too! :-)
Julie - And I didn't even get caught! lol
hahaha A little different from the days of 'Kilroy was here' :)
lol! And you can 'photoshop write' so neatly!
Isn't that Times Square mosaic and moulding great!
LOL!
Well I never! And all along I thought it was... ;)
He He!
all the squares are triangles!!! Sheridan, Father Demos, Thompson Square Park.
ok, actually, the last one's a square.
well, there's also Union Square. that's a square.
and Herald Square, that's a trapezoid (i think you folks call them "trapeziums")
D'oh! I never noticed...
Too funny, Seamus! I love this series. :)
Ha! That is actually bloody funny!
LOL! That's brilliant! :-)
Eric - Oh yes, thre's nothing like leaving your signature somewhere! :-)
Lane - Photoshop! Oh what a blessing that has been - once I got my thick head around it! :-) And yes isn't the sign great ... I must get some photos of the ones on the Paris metro.
JD - Nothing is as it seems! lol :-)
Jon - Ha ha. I think there is a child in me bursting to get out! :-)
Moonrat - Hahaha. Oh there is so much fun to be had looking into this! :-)
Sarah - I'm having great fun coming up with these! :-)
CB - Hehe. Nothing is sacred in my hands. How nice to be able to write in such a place. :-)
Absolute V - I'm glad you liked it. :-) There's more madness to come.
Thank God someone's had the wit to spot the Emperor's New Clothes pretension of Times Wannabe Square. How very parvenu.
Hmm, well you learn sumfing every day. Why do they do that, Times Triangle works for me?
Hilarious
Böbo - (sorry I could only find the one accent). Hello and welcome! I'm glad you liked the graffito. There are many more to come.
LMN - Yes! Times Triangle. That would've worked very well in that Mariane Faithful song. lol
Middle Ditch - Hello and welcome. Good to have you stop by. I'm glad you liked this. I will listen to your recordings when there's a quiet moment. :-)
Ha Ha Great Good observation skills!
Marja - You'd think someone would've noticed by now, no? :-)
I think we should start a campaign for more attractive names - Trafalgar Oblong, Red Hexagon and we could also think of another name for The White House (how banal) and 10 Downing St (how unimaginative, but did you know the front door can only be opened from the inside).
Very nice!!
LOL!
All the squares I know are circles...
You know, that's bothered me for a long time. I'm glad you've unmasked NYC's greatest lie! ha ha ha!
Angelique
Minx - Oh yes, I'm all for changing names, as I changed mine when I was 21! The name should reflect the reality of the thing! :-)
Church Lady - Thank you. Square people are circles? Brilliant. lol
Quoibler - Yes, let's unmask those international lies that people start singing about! lol
Seamus Got an award for you Come and pick it up
i'm surprised that no one has ever actually done that..!!!
Marja - Oh, terrific. I'm coming over! :-)
Hotwire - Yes, out of all the creative souls in NY, you would think so! :-)
And time is actually round, I think.
Colleen - You are absolutely right! :-)
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