Saturday, October 28, 2006

Who's interested??



A cute little one-story Triangle building. Don't think I'll visit this one, but I know another DP blogger who might be interested!
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14 comments:

  1. Olivier12:14 AM

    j'aime bien ces immeubles. j'avais jamais fait attention avant, mais maintenant j'en vois plein a paris.


    I like these buildings. I had ever paid front attention, but now I see full A bets of it.

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  2. Jazzy4:59 AM

    it's nice to see tattoo(s) on others by i'd never do it.

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  3. Marie McC5:08 AM

    Tattoo parlors and fortune tellers used to be staples in small town America. Cute, nostalgic building. (Olivier, that is a terrible translation!)

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  4. Annie8:25 AM

    I heard recently that there is no regulation of the type of dyes used in tatoos - some use heavy metals and are quite toxic. Ever since I read that I feel even more strongly "anti-tatoo". But, of course, that doesn't mean I don't like the little triange building. (Doesn't this sound a little like that old saying, "hate the sin, love the sinner"?)

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  5. Kris9:31 AM

    hehe, i think there might be 2 DP bloggers. I do think tatoo looks cools but am too coward to try .

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  6. JaamZIN12:37 PM

    when I was to China I was thinking about having a tatoo there...a Chinese character. But then I changed my mind:)

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  7. photowannabe12:39 PM

    Fascinating buildings in your town. Not crazy about tatoos but some of the art work is spectacular.

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  8. Shelly9:09 PM

    Kate...you should get a "I heart SPDP" tattoo! ;) Great shot!

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  9. Sadia11:14 PM

    What a cool name for a tattoo parlor.

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  10. Sadia11:16 PM

    What a cool name for a tattoo parlor.

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  12. Bill11:22 PM

    I love odd shaped buildings. I grew up in Detroit, and the road system was interesting. It started as a hub & spoke layout, but a grid was setup in the suburbs. There they cane together downtown, you had blocks that were very tall triangles, and the buildings needed to match the lot. I always enjoyed that area, but I hated driving in it!

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  13. J. Andrew Lockhart11:26 PM

    Ha! Maybe I should go up there and go to it!

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  14. nowhereman1:19 AM

    thats quite a sleek building for a tattoo shop....tattoo's are cool ....though i havent got one done for myself yet....

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