the pope

holy crap, its mr. zip! (i think that's him)

i kinda like the blur from lola and that's right, pope rolls with mayday. don't mess with us.

i happen to like your lame attempt

good to see that sandy beaver insurance is still open

now that's high quality promotional material.

But how can you pass up on all this?

^i didn't have my UO business cards on me, sowwy.

oh, my apologies on my lack of clarification. I was eavesdropping on their conversation.

i had a lovely experience today at caribou with suburbanites bitching about a) parking downtown b) getting caught by a cleveland traffic camera and then c) bitching about speed limits on surface streets.

well its a good thing they are tearing up the small portion of the concrete sidewalk in front of the may building that they poured last week.

hmm......never knew this existed. or really did never existed.

now i'm just waiting for a 5600-word essay from Cdawg

i'm severely confused by the pedestrian one.

i can't wait to get my detroit shock jersey

enjoyable sir. As I've said before small town indiana has unbelievable resemblances to small town ohio. If i ever really get bored one day, I feel like I could pick each one of your photos and find a similary architecturally, composed photo from somehwere else in ohio. but honestly, i've got better things to do. Also of note, it seems more and more IOOF "temples"(?) were constructed with a very similar style in mind. Kind of like those guys just mailed the blueprints on the next bunch.

i don't know why, but when i think of non-existant city attractions (i.e. luna park), why do I automatically assume its projects today? Must be some type of public land connection there.

ooh, nice to know

but honestly KJP i don't know why you didn't include the white trash version of the postcard in your article.

yawn

KJP "snap"-ing like its no tomorrow.

right after our market demand for space and retail reaches that of chicago, keep dreaming.

you given me plenty of reasons to not visit amherst. however, ioof, yay.

my reply is better late than never

^i know they hate it when you call them from somewhere on the east side to be taken to a rapid station. (i.e. train to airport, cutting into his profits) and quite frequently they refuse.

"garbage heights"? ha, never thought of that one. Thanks plain dealer!