“But baby, just think about it, we can watch the fire when we’re inside or outside…”
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What the Helen of Troy is This
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Hmm, umm, yeah. Er, the doors, no the pop up, no. If you were wondering if God was malevolent or benevolent, well, here you go.
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A reader would desperately like to get to the bottom of the evil looking clown on the side of the old Common Share behind El Tamarindo in Adams Morgan. Sorry my camera doesn’t have a better zoom but you can kind of see it. And props to the reader for noticing it. I was too close to the building when I was looking for it at first and I’m fairly certain I looked like a lunatic trying to find it as I was walking around the building weaving in and out of the street. Anyway, when you are across the street you can see it pretty clearly. So who’s got the scoop is it a remnant from the Common Share?
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“Police marked property”? Has anyone seen these before? Or better yet does anyone have one? What’s the deal?
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Check out their companions after the jump. (more…)
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Clever marketing campaign…unfortunately the Web site is defunct.
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It seems to small for a garbage can. I can’t for the life of me figure it out. Any ideas?
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Free PoP T-shirt if you can guess why there are two cameras at this location.
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My lord this is a fairly disgusting image to get someone to join a gym. WTF? This is just wrong. You can check out the ass fat after the jump. (more…)
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Hmm, this is odd. At least the owner could have left a bowl of water as well. This garbage can is tethered to a tree in the front of someone’s house. Maybe someone was finally pushed over the edge after one too many garbage can thefts?
Incidentally, on Friday when I went to put my own garbage can back in my yard, I was initially disturbed to find it missing. I was incredulous that someone had stolen my garbage can. So, I’m walking all up and down my alley to see if it had been misplaced because it has huge house numbers spray painted on. But no, I couldn’t find it. So I finally give up and go into my yard and lo and behold it was there. Wild! In all the five years that I’ve been taking my garbage can out in the alley it has never been put back in my yard. Which makes sense because there is a fence. So, it kind of freaked me out a little bit. Maybe a really nice neighbor put it back? There’s no way the garbage men but it back right?