Everybody's talking buildings nowadays.
Buildings that don't hurt you:
A Question for the Style Council
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Sunday, February 13, 2011
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It would hurt you if you tried to eat it.
ReplyDeleteonly when you tried to poop it out.
ReplyDeleteA building that will hurt you
ReplyDeleteFalling off the balcony would hurt. BOOYA! In your face!!!!!
ReplyDeleteAny of these yours?
Also I would poke my eye out on that awning if I was only a little bit taller and surfing on top of a bus driving down the sidewalk.
ReplyDeleteplease, it's a sunshade.
ReplyDeleteA sunshade in Milwaukee. Otherwise known as vestigial organs.
ReplyDeleteThat'll all change when your troglodyte governor scraps all safety standards.
ReplyDeleteWhen do Wisconsinites emulate the people of Egypt?
PRetty!!
ReplyDelete"That'll all change when your troglodyte governor scraps all safety standards.
ReplyDeleteWhen do Wisconsinites emulate the people of Egypt?"
Yes. When will you all shake your hips provocatively?
PRetty!!
ReplyDeleteVon is my bestie.
A sunshade in Milwaukee. Otherwise known as vestigial organs.
It's like fish can't even see the frigging blue sky in the photos.
It's like fish can't even see the frigging blue sky in the photos.
ReplyDeleteEverything is distorted when you're in a block of ice.
More pictures, please.
wv: munly
Munly, yes, but I like it, too.
Munly
ReplyDeleteMore pictures, please.
ReplyDeleteZelmo just dropped off a disc with some.
It's like fish can't even see the frigging blue sky in the photos.
ReplyDeleteThere are blue skies in Norway too, while the thermometer hits a balmy -7°.
cold =/= no need to control solar gain.
ReplyDeleteBesides, it gets warm here for about twenty minutes in August.
No wonder fish hates Milwaukee. He thinks it's a big freezer.
but how's the Korean?
ReplyDeleteI hear he is a pretty nice guy. A little lonely though.
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