***Official SF Bay Area Sightings/General Thread***

Originally Posted by hypnotiq

good day for ice cream

it's always a good day for ice cream

Originally Posted by dmisc

Thanks for the comment. I think I like the second pic too because of the composition.

What does the 3rd pic mean to you, kalim....

To me, it's a very personal image. I think, as with most evocative photographs, the artist captured something personal to him, but in our commonality as humans, we experience it in a way that feels unique to each of us. The viewer's focus is instantly drawn to the sewer grate, strewn with leaves, a gaping maw that swallows life. Indeed, the white line marking the road edge seems to separate us from it, life vs. death. Out of place, it's a structure of concrete and metal superimposed on a green grassy lawn, a man-made object interfering with nature. It signifies a separation from that nature, one which would have recycled those leaves, a continual cycle of life and death, consumption and replenishment, now interrupted by man's activities. The grate as we look down at it, ultimately serves as a reminder that we, too, are being consumed by our own industrialization. The viewer is left with the essential question: can we ever hope to reach the sustainability that we've tried to replace with artificial means?

LMAO, i just saw the tag, "gapless with no bulge"

Originally Posted by SL Blak Soldier

LOL.

Jay are you driving your car down to SD this weekend?


Also i'm not coming up to SF anymore , my friend changed the date so yeah.

yea, i'm leaving tonight.

come up here anyway

oh and if you're thinking that i can deliver some ice cream to you, i can't be held responsible if the container gets to you empty.

Originally Posted by SL Blak Soldier

LMAO, i just saw the tag, "gapless with no bulge"

too bad you're coming so late jay

my store closes at 10 tonight

Originally Posted by SL Blak Soldier

LMAO, i just saw the tag, "gapless with no bulge"

look at all of our sigs.

Originally Posted by cyberkaa

To me, it's a very personal image. I think, as with most evocative photographs, the artist captured something personal to him, but in our commonality as humans, we experience it in a way that feels unique to each of us. The viewer's focus is instantly drawn to the sewer grate, strewn with leaves, a gaping maw that swallows life. Indeed, the white line marking the road edge seems to separate us from it, life vs. death. Out of place, it's a structure of concrete and metal superimposed on a green grassy lawn, a man-made object interfering with nature. It signifies a separation from that nature, one which would have recycled those leaves, a continual cycle of life and death, consumption and replenishment, now interrupted by man's activities. The grate as we look down at it, ultimately serves as a reminder that we, too, are being consumed by our own industrialization. The viewer is left with the essential question: can we ever hope to reach the sustainability that we've tried to replace with artificial means?

touching.

Originally Posted by cyberkaa

to me, it's a very personal image. I think, as with most evocative photographs, the artist captured something personal to him, but in our commonality as humans, we experience it in a way that feels unique to each of us. The viewer's focus is instantly drawn to the sewer grate, strewn with leaves, a gaping maw that swallows life. Indeed, the white line marking the road edge seems to separate us from it, life vs. Death. Out of place, it's a structure of concrete and metal superimposed on a green grassy lawn, a man-made object interfering with nature. It signifies a separation from that nature, one which would have recycled those leaves, a continual cycle of life and death, consumption and replenishment, now interrupted by man's activities. The grate as we look down at it, ultimately serves as a reminder that we, too, are being consumed by our own industrialization. The viewer is left with the essential question: Can we ever hope to reach the sustainability that we've tried to replace with artificial means?

nice

Originally Posted by hypnotiq

too bad you're coming so late jay

my store closes at 10 tonight

but you can take some home and put it in the freezer for me

Originally Posted by SoCal_BoyInBayArea

but you can take some home and put it in the freezer for me

I can't be held responsible if that container gets to you empty.

what kind of ice cream do you want

Originally Posted by Arrows

touching.

Originally Posted by dmisc

nice

oldie
http://www.horness.com/tools/screenclean.swf

Originally Posted by cyberkaa

I can't be held responsible if that container gets to you empty.

Originally Posted by hypnotiq

what kind of ice cream do you want

you got cookie dough?
or
what's that flavor everyone keeps talking about?

edit: just remembered, was it Tin Roof? or something like that?

rainbow sherbert

Originally Posted by SoCal_BoyInBayArea

yea, i'm leaving tonight.

come up here anyway

oh and if you're thinking that i can deliver some ice cream to you, i can't be held responsible if the container gets to you empty.

Originally Posted by SoCal_BoyInBayArea

look at all of our sigs.

yeah, i've noticed.

Originally Posted by cyberkaa

I can't be held responsible if that container gets to you empty.

LMAO!

Originally Posted by cyberkaa

To me, it's a very personal image. I think, as with most evocative photographs, the artist captured something personal to him, but in our commonality as humans, we experience it in a way that feels unique to each of us. The viewer's focus is instantly drawn to the sewer grate, strewn with leaves, a gaping maw that swallows life. Indeed, the white line marking the road edge seems to separate us from it, life vs. death. Out of place, it's a structure of concrete and metal superimposed on a green grassy lawn, a man-made object interfering with nature. It signifies a separation from that nature, one which would have recycled those leaves, a continual cycle of life and death, consumption and replenishment, now interrupted by man's activities. The grate as we look down at it, ultimately serves as a reminder that we, too, are being consumed by our own industrialization. The viewer is left with the essential question: can we ever hope to reach the sustainability that we've tried to replace with artificial means?

thats' deep man

nice sigs damn haha

Originally Posted by SoCal_BoyInBayArea

you got cookie dough?
or
what's that flavor everyone keeps talking about?

edit: just remembered, was it Tin Roof? or something like that?

Yes, Tin Roof

Originally Posted by Arrows

^ need a car.

NO REALLY? derk a der

Originally Posted by ACS Rob

Originally Posted by TKC

Originally Posted by cd330

Awesome, thanks. I didn't see it the 4 times you posted it in the other thread.

you wanted me to post it

Originally Posted by TKC

all kinds of squeak ownage in this thread already!!

why me toby why

Originally Posted by greentrbo95gst

need a life

Originally Posted by cyberkaa

uhh
Spotted: vert with csl reps that needs a drop. Anyone else seen that guy?

seen it too!