New York Shitty Day Starter: Fawn
Filed under: 10003, East Village, East Village Manhattan, Street Art, Stuff That Makes Miss Heather Happy
Taken by Scoboco.
New York Shitty Street Art Du Jour: Army Of One
Filed under: 10012, East Village, East Village Manhattan, Greenwich Village, Greenwich Village Manhattan, Street Art
Taken May 21, 2012.
The Word On The Street, Part I: The New F.U.
Filed under: 10003, East Village, East Village Manhattan, Street Art, The Word On The Street
Taken May 21, 2012.
Reader Comment Du Jour: Lose Something?
Filed under: 10003, East Village, East Village Manhattan, Stuff That Makes Miss Heather Happy, Urban Artifact
Yesterday I featured an automatic teller machine from the East Village whose contents were not only absconded, but a citizen (and presumably a witness to this act of theft) took the added trouble of noting the make and model of the perp’s motor vehicle (as seen at left). Today a new development in this curious case has been brought to my attention. Panasonicyouth writes:
I took the same picture a few days ago, only there was a pair of underwear sitting there.
I for can only hope this pair of rather substantial (and torn) pair of manties is the thief’s (the BVD Bandit’s???) calling card. You can view this very special urban artifact with your own eyes by clicking here. Seeing is truly believing!
New York Shitty Day Ender: Grill
Taken May 21, 2012.
New York Shitty Street Art du Jour: Unzipped
Taken May 21, 2012.
The Word On The Street, Part II: Rhyming Couplet
From East 12 Street.
New York Shitty Photo du Jour: From North 6 Street With Love
Taken May 21, 2012.
East Village Photos du Jour: Sod
From Third Avenue.
The Word On The Street, Part I: If You See Something, Say Something
Filed under: 10003, Criminal Activity, East Village, East Village Manhattan, Street Justice
If anyone on East 6 Street is wondering who purloined his/her ATM machine, look no further: a concerned citizen with the assistance of a sharpie marker has identified the per’s motor vehicle all the way down to the license plate number. While perhaps not as conventional (or effective) as calling 911, this method is infinitely more entertaining!
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