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Showing posts with label exxon valdez. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 10, 2020
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Slack!
Hey, who's more slack than the decorator at the local VFW Lodge (January 31)?

Why, the answer is Walter and Sheryl Doobin on 8th Street in Brooklyn (Feb 10)! Congratulations, Walter and Sheryl, you almost made it to Valentine's Day!


And good luck burning down the house with a dried out tree next year!
Why, the answer is Walter and Sheryl Doobin on 8th Street in Brooklyn (Feb 10)! Congratulations, Walter and Sheryl, you almost made it to Valentine's Day!
And good luck burning down the house with a dried out tree next year!
Friday, December 5, 2008
Project Fountain is BACK!
After the Old Bridge Deli was shuttered for almost a whole week, somebody paid their damn taxes and the city of New York saw fit to let them run their shady business again. And Project Fountain was once again in full swing. This fourth entry ups the ante a little with perhaps the biggest variety of new friends:






But before we smuggled the new friends onto the fountain, we did notice that something was amiss. ONE OF THE FARM ANIMALS WAS REMOVED. Careful examination of file photos confirmed this aberration.

But not to worry. Some curious person had simply moved the sheep up to the water stream. You can see it to the right of where the Jawas ended up.





It must be noted that during this latest operation, some businessmen in a conference room observed us during the installation. They were as incredulous of us playing with action figures as we were of them actually renting out a conference room at the Old Bridge Deli.
But before we smuggled the new friends onto the fountain, we did notice that something was amiss. ONE OF THE FARM ANIMALS WAS REMOVED. Careful examination of file photos confirmed this aberration.
But not to worry. Some curious person had simply moved the sheep up to the water stream. You can see it to the right of where the Jawas ended up.
It must be noted that during this latest operation, some businessmen in a conference room observed us during the installation. They were as incredulous of us playing with action figures as we were of them actually renting out a conference room at the Old Bridge Deli.
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