The Arkans in Tokyo...

Now that's a nodal point.

I can't wait to see Tokyo a la Arkan.

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Originally posted by ArkanGL:


*burns digital camera full of unworthy Tokyo pictures*

Post them, so that we get a chance to check how "unworthy" they are.

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Originally posted by Mean Old Man:

Goddamn.

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Wow. Serious instigation to attempt to go do things with photons.

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I didn't realize how textured the Flatiron is.

The kids told me of some flick that shows the U.S. [I think] some thousands of years from now, and how nature just recaptures the cities. I think the vines might find a purchase on the Flatiron Bldg.

Also, that is one fine bar. I wonder if I could fit it in a corner of Aisha's place...

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Originally posted by TwiliteMinotaur:





Wow. Serious instigation to attempt to go do things with photons.

A little ref to real world body stuff, seen in L.A. recently. Rather amazing.
http://www.californiasciencecenter.org/Exhibits/Weingar.../Exhibit/Exhibit.php

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Originally posted by Anabel:

I didn't realize how textured the Flatiron is.

That was a surprise to me, too. It's positively frothy!

They've called it the first skyscraper; up close, it's more like a sky dermal abrader. Cthulhu's corn rasp.

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Originally posted by Mean Old Man:

I like this one, particularly the way the reflection lines up with the reality.

Before I realised that New York is tropical for MOM, I was wondering where someone had made an exact replica of the Flatiron building.

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Originally posted by Mean Old Man:
Manhattan, March 13-14-15 2008:

Thursday:

i love this...
somehow it looks like a tribal outfit.
New York Goth Tribe member...
amazing photos as always, MOM.