The protest hits the streets
1/29/2006
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9 Comments:
stupid fucking hippy.
that building rocks
dvRe: the future
Structurally speaking, you may be right.
Aesthetically, eh...
Why is tall Bad?
I used to work in that building which houses Siame too. It so completely out of the synch of that neighborhood, it's unreal! That area is one of the last frontiers of historic homes and cool streets.
Please don't Insult the Stupid f___n hippies or we will have no one to fight with on the sites.
leggos! next i'm going to make a manbot!
Tall can be bad when there is too much of it because you cannot see the sky or sun enough. It makes you feel like you are being boxed in and also maybe that you are too short.
there's six billion of us. we haven't earned sunlight. we have to live vertically or would you prefer burning the rest of the world's wildlife so you can have your f$*&#ing suburban sprawl? selfish prick.
Many people move to Brooklyn because you can still see the sky here. There is plenty vertical living to be done in Manhattan, or Chicago.
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