December 9, 2008
rooflines
On some back streets, the Pittsburgh neighborhood of lower Lawrenceville is a collage of building materials, siding types, and irregular rooflines.
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- Joel Bernstein: For the record, if you pay to see this, you are no longer my friend.
- Deron Bauman: Meow.
- Joel Bernstein: This must be why I fuck so many cats.
- Michael Smith: Seems to me the experiment almost does itself.
- Casey Cichowicz: No. It is not possible. I can assure you.
- Joel Bernstein: Luca Brasi sleeps with the fishes?
- LaurenH: I’m with those who say get that girl out of that household. The father has now very effectively...
- Rick Neece: Holee sh..!
- Rick Neece: Asian calligraphy, ‘cept instead of a brush, hot glass. The image of her controlling the glass and...
- Rick Neece: For the gull-wing, I’m sure it would knock me in the chin every time I opened it.
- Marco: Oh god yes.
- Rick Neece: Chuck, testes, testes, One-Two-Three. I can hear you breathing. (TAP,TAP,TAP) “Is this thing...
- Joel Bernstein: Chuck Testa
- Rick Neece: I know the Jag has gone through changes since Ford owns the company. It makes me a little sad for the...
- Michael Smith: WRONG, I’m anime FREAK.
Elizabeth, your eye is magical. (Saying this puts me in mind of Alek’s bhuddametric musings on seeing.)
The houses are at least as old as the tree. The wavy lines in your illustration lend a congruency. Many of the buildings in Pittsburgh’s old neighborhoods belong to the landscape as much as the urban forest. Thank you, Elizabeth!