The person you searched for (Karen) has authored 27 comments. They are shown below in reverse date-order, and grouped by the post they belong to:
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| October 2004 | |
| Sweet September summer | I wonder if we'll have our own local knock-off version: Kansas City
Great picture, Dunstan. :) [view in situ] |
| August 2004 | |
| Seagulls | Beautiful picture, Dunstan. It reminds me of "Jonathan Livingston Seagull," that inspirational hippie book from the early 70s. [view in situ] |
| July 2004 | |
| Version 2 | From the weather drop-downs to the linked dates, the new format is more navigable than ever. Nicely done, Dunstan! By the way, my significant other is a programmer, and I can attest to the patience… [view in situ] |
| Barbequing with the rich and famous | "Have I been to extreme just right now? Why are Americans not tought in school that there are worlds just like theirs off their coasts?" Spelling issues aside, these kinds of blanket statements… [view in situ] |
| June 2004 | |
| At Safeway deli counter, part two | One wonders how they decide what to recommend. Do they have lists of complementary foods that the employees have to memorize? "Quick, Employee #1, what do you recommend when the customer orders… [view in situ] |
| Saucer of milk for table three | Seems to me that Guys # 2 and 3 were just jealous because THEY didn't have a guy who could perform an entire puppet show with his ass. When you find someone with a skill like that, you hold on… [view in situ] |
| May 2004 | |
| Dance like nobody’s watching | I second Lee's comment. We spend way too much time worrying about what other people think of us. Here's another good one: "Exuberance is beauty."—William Blake [view in situ] |
| Two favourite posts | Mine: "The Only Thing That Scares Me Is Cow-ser Soze"
Someone else: "I Think Things!"
Cool photo, Max. [view in situ] |
| April 2004 | |
| Trip 1: itinerary | Must be nice to be a man of leisure, traveling the globe with a camera in your hand and David Carradine in your heart. :) [view in situ] |
| Tidying up | Stunning pictures, as usual, Dunstan. I love the pigeon in Paris one (perfectly framed), and the graffiti was quite charming. One time my cousin Paul (who has very long, girlie hair) was kissing… [view in situ] |
| A pair for every day of the week | Question is, did she have rock and paper, too? [view in situ] |
| March 2004 | |
| Retro: Adventures on Speedway Boulevard | I've never had a po-boy. There's just something so sad and Dickensian about the name, like it's made of little workhouse orphans or something. (Soylent Green is made of orphans!) Nicole and… [view in situ] |
My old coffeeshop used to be frequented by patients from a nearby mental hospital. One of them believed John Denver was the messiah. Is there a British equivalent to Waffle House, I wonder?… [view in situ] |
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I'll concede that Waffle House has its own charm. Each one seems to have a waitress named Flo, who a) has fabulous beehived hair secured with AquaNet; b) calls you "honey" while smacking her gum;… [view in situ] |
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Ha! Public transportation is definitely the best place to encounter eccentric and/or felonious people. Of course, the second-best place is the International House of Pancakes, where a bus driver… [view in situ] |
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| Retro: Arizona poems (in jest) | A Response (also in jest): I bristle at my country's notoriety;
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| Flexible floats | You always have our aesthetic interests at heart, don't you? Looks great, and thanks for including American Psycho. I find myself having to defend this brilliant book (and movie!) more often than… [view in situ] |
| Putting your underwear on backwards: the Results | Well done, Dunstan. You've clinched the Nobel Peace Prize for sure. After all, people tend to be at their most bellicose when their nether regions are oppressed. [view in situ] |
| Retro: Everyone likes Cox | Springfield, Missouri is home to the imposing Cox Medical Center, the motto of which is "no one knows you better." [view in situ] |
| Retro: There ain’t no water in that there river | I've got to agree—you certainly have a natural flair for storytelling. Jim reminds me of a ragged-looking fellow I met on a Greyhound bus from Springfield to Topeka a few years back. Dennis… [view in situ] |
| When I was… | Bring Poppy along and you'll be all set. The English + puppy combination is a lethal one, I hear. :) [view in situ] |
Per Dunstan's 20th year:
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| Light Angels | ...or a stylized portrait of an atom. :) [view in situ] |
Sort of looks like Jon (#7) is being transfigured into a Hindu deity. [view in situ] |
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| February 2004 | |
| Pickled Peppers | Wherefore the Post-modern preoccupation with pungent plants of the pepper persuasion? [view in situ] |
| Poppies everywhere | I, for one, figured out about clicking on the photo for a larger version. But then, I click on anything with a pulse. Amazing photo! What kind of camera do you use? My husband's been trying to… [view in situ] |
| Grrr, hear me roar | The growling lion is priceless. Sort of reminds me of Sid Vicious. [view in situ] |
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