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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Ike 2K# on January 16, 2003, 08:40:01 PM
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here's my city
(http://www.asiatravel.com/usa/california/losangeles/hyattregencylosangeles/gifs/Los%20Angeles%20Skyline.jpg) (http://www.nortechind.com/los-angeles-b.jpg)
traffic at its best
(http://www.photo.net/photo/pcd0222/los-angeles-traffic-44.4.jpg)
downtown (smoggy)
(http://www.photo.net/photo/pcd0222/los-angeles-downtown-45.3.jpg)
my citiy's darkside
(http://www.streetgangs.com/graffiti/crips/ecchand_detailed.jpg)
(http://www.josephrodriguez.com/elapix/ela07-310.jpg)
(Drive-bys are common here. My friend has been with gangs during drive-bys and he said "its pretty scary toejam to see someone get diddlyed up by leading him 100 bullets to his body )
east los angeles
(http://johnshuster.com/photo/minority.JPG)
Che Guevara
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dig it in (put pics);)
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Small world. I'll be conducting classes at the Burbank Airport the last week of Feb.
Ashland, MO at rush hour.
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i bet you know everybody in your city:D
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LOL... most! ;)
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in L.A. , there are many different people like mexicans, central americans, armenians (they used to be with the former USSR), russians, and asians.
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But we got Hillbillies!
Around here "LA" means (Lower Ashland).
Just noticed your...
"Come to Ike's ffa and see what i'm talking about."
Were you in the Future Farmers of America too?
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i always see tourist at hollywood everytime i go visit hollywood high school.
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My old beloved Chi-town:
(http://www.paganpathways.net/graphics/gallery/postcards/chicago.jpg)
And my new "but growing on me" Philly.
(http://www.paganpathways.net/graphics/gallery/postcards/philadelphia.jpg)
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show me the "darkside" like what i did on my 1st thread
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Hey Boroda,
How about some pics from Moskva?
Do you still have the VDNH (Vystavka Dostizheni Norodnovo Hosiaystva)? Visited it in 1979. Golden sculptures and everything...
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(http://www.ci.portland.or.us/mayor/remote/photos/Mayorweb.jpg)
...& stop sending your LAPD rejects up here
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Salamanca, the golden stones of the roman bridge, the Cathedral and the Old Quarter. I have lived just to the left of that high tower for the last 15 yrs.
(http://cts.usal.es/~axis/salamanca.jpg)
"Salamanca que enhechiza la voluntad de volver a ella a todos los que de la apacibilidad de su vivienda han gustado".
more pics (http://www.salamanca.com/album/index.asp)
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Bremen in Germany
(http://www.bremen.de/info/bremenfotos/Fotos/Foto07.jpg)
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Overview:
(http://home1.stofanet.dk/stsanta/aalborg.jpg)
Got some nice detail shots, will post later.
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Nice view
(http://www3.sympatico.ca/kari.sommer/Harvards-over-Ottawa.jpg)
(http://www3.sympatico.ca/kari.sommer/ottawariver.jpg)
Rideau canal in the winter
(http://www3.sympatico.ca/kari.sommer/canal.jpg)
The Bad sides of Ottawa are
(http://www3.sympatico.ca/kari.sommer/cretien.jpg)
and the Shady visitors he receives
(http://www3.sympatico.ca/kari.sommer/story.chretien.bush.jpg)
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(http://www.icc.es/capcomar/img/barcelona.jpg)
Barcelona :)
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Bombs Away! :D
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(http://images.citysearch.com.au/feature/112/home_top.jpg)
(http://www.terragalleria.com/images/pacific/aust2478.jpeg)
(http://www.terragalleria.com/images/pacific/aust2482.jpeg)
Tronsky
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This is where I used to live in Croatia.
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Ike - thanks for posting. I never knew los Angeles had a downtown. :D
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Closest "city" to me.
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In the U.S... I don't think people who live in cities with populations of over 100,000 should be able to vote on laws that affect real people.
lazs
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Originally posted by -tronski-
(http://images.citysearch.com.au/feature/112/home_top.jpg)
(http://www.terragalleria.com/images/pacific/aust2478.jpeg)
(http://www.terragalleria.com/images/pacific/aust2482.jpeg)
Tronsky
that city is very clean
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ike... you live in a city that is everything you hate when we have a country that is huge and allmost infinetly diverse... It seems that you have deliberately sought out a city that represents everything that you hate about America and are now using it to fuel your hate.
Kinda sad... like ol weazel serching the dark and lefty corners of the internet for any scrap of information that will make him even a tiny bit more angry and then holding up these scraps to the rest of us like they were gems of wisdom and not poorly polished turds.
I would suggest that both of you move to a small town and ignore the news and on TV and newspapers.
lazs
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montreal casino
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jazz fest
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Saint-Joseph's Oratory
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Originally posted by lazs2
ike... you live in a city that is everything you hate when we have a country that is huge and allmost infinetly diverse... It seems that you have deliberately sought out a city that represents everything that you hate about America and are now using it to fuel your hate.
Kinda sad... like ol weazel serching the dark and lefty corners of the internet for any scrap of information that will make him even a tiny bit more angry and then holding up these scraps to the rest of us like they were gems of wisdom and not poorly polished turds.
I would suggest that both of you move to a small town and ignore the news and on TV and newspapers.
lazs
what the........... i love this city, this city is like as if the whole world population is here
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Your still slipping....must try harder.
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and you're still passing off quotes as original thought.
lazs
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dont forget that i used to be in a gang member in east L.A. and it took a beating just to get out of that gang (:confused: i forgot the name of the gang that i used to be in)
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ike... was the gang led by a guy named Robert Conrad? I believe that you were beaten up because you were taller than the leader.... which seems fair enough to me.
lazs
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I took this picture as part of a photographic safari I took in my home town. This was shot in the afternoon, looking eastward across the bay.
Ok, see if you can follow me here.
Left to right, the little brown building above the treeline is a hotel.
The white building is office space.
The round building that looks like a set-screw is a bank building for a bank that was bought out by the bank that owns the taller white building to the right of it, so the set-screw building is now nearly empty after the lay-offs. Its future is uncertain, but will probably be leased out as generic office space. Teens refer to it as "the building that looks like a beer can." I went to a costume party once and a couple had dressed up like it: he in the set-screw part and she in the shorter square lobby part adjacent to it (can't see it in the photo because of the trees).
The dark brown building between the two bank buildings is also a bank building and used to be the tallest building in downtown until the construction of the taller white building to the right. Its changed hands at least 4 times since its contruction in the late '70s, mostly due to bank mergers and acquisitions.
The rectangular building with the A-style roof is a swanky hotel and its penthouse is an exclusive club. My brother's wedding reception was held there because, even though we aren't members, we're somewhat connected to society in these parts.
The pointy white building behind it is office space.
The pink building next to it is office space.
The tall square building next to it is a new hotel.
If you look all the way to the right, you'll see a bridge. That's the convention center parking garage next to it. There used to be a monorail that ran from the hotel, through the parking garage, to an island to the right (out of picture range) but it was shut down because it wasn't cost-efficient.
The seawall and sidewalk that runs along the water is a popular jogging path 6 miles long, uninterrupted by cross-streets, and is where I train year-round. If you look close, you'll see regular-spaced "bumps" in the wall. Those are viewpoints and usually during the winter the pro photographers will camp there for landscape shots across the water. On the day I shot the photo, there was a bit of haze in the air so it didn't turn out as well as it could have. The viewpoints are also favored by bums because there are concrete benches in there that they can sleep on or under before going downtown for their free soup. They usually keep to themselves, facing seaward like the statues on Easter Island.
Nestled amongst the trees is THE most expensive real estate in town. Million-dollar mansions face the water, and vintage restored six-figure homes from the 1800's are behind them. If you have that zip code, you're usually pretty well connected to the business community and high society. Its a lot of fun to jog through there during Christmas and see the homes done up with Victorian-style decorations.
Camera was a Pentax ZX-5n with Tamron zoom lens with haze and polarized filters. I can't remember my film speed or settings for this particular shot.
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Originally posted by Ike 2K#
(:confused: i forgot the name of the gang that i used to be in)
Drugs were *that* good eh? ;)
I was in a "gang" too. Forest Lake, Minnesota. We used to go to rival HS's and beat up their jocks. :D
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since we're just a 'town' I guess I'll refrain
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Originally posted by Ripsnort
I was in a "gang" too. Forest Lake, Minnesota.
That laughing you hear is coming from South Central.
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Originally posted by Ike 2K#
dont forget that i used to be in a gang member in east L.A. and it took a beating just to get out of that gang (:confused: i forgot the name of the gang that i used to be in)
hahaha... :rolleyes:
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Here's a pic of the city I'm living in (p.s. not pictures that I took... found them from this site (http://xcski.com/~ptomblin/cytz/) ):
(http://xcski.com/~ptomblin/cytz/toronto_downtown.JPG)
pics looking through the glass floor of the CNTower:
(http://xcski.com/~ptomblin/cytz/through_my_feet.JPG)
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Originally posted by Birddogg
hahaha... :rolleyes:
LOL, u dont want my friend to lead you 100 bullets to your body (:confused: but he's dead because he defected to another side of the gang but i also forgot the name. and plus that was 8 years ago.)
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bombs away :D
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How about some pics from Moskva?
Do you still have the VDNH (Vystavka Dostizheni Norodnovo Hosiaystva)? Visited it in 1979. Golden sculptures and everything...
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Here (http://www.holycrosslivermore.org/community/photos.htm) is a whole bunch of stuff.
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Smack dab in the apex, the vortex, and - if I may be so bold - the hub of the bustling metropolis we like to call Vancouver, British Columbia.
(http://www.cyberbeach.net/~solonyka/LCRA/igloos.jpg)
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Jesus Nash.. yer outhouses have screened windows in the doors? How do the flys get out?
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Was gonna post some pics of the highlights of my town but... if you've seen one stoplight you've seen em all.
lazs
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We just had 2 weeks of constant -20c..Look at this picture and imagine you waiting for a bus in that weather. Frozen hell, thats what it is..
(http://topoi.domnik.net/helsinki/talvi/hernesk.jpg)
:mad:
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Ok for real.
(http://modena.intergate.ca/personal/cwharton/sbm/vancouver.jpg)
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Ahh, no wonder Nash is a bleeding socialist, he's a CITY BOY! :)
(I'll vouch for Vancouver as one of the nicest cities that I've ever visited in N.A.)
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This is susanville:
Pop: 8,000
elv: 4130 ft
recreation: Hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, Hunting, fishing
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Nice looking city Nash, too bad you Canadians are unworthy of it. But serious looks like a beutiful city to live in. :)