Who's watching who?

who's watching who?, originally uploaded by bltphoto.

Saw this the other day in that there Soho. How many ways can THEY can follow you? oyster, bank cards, gym pass,work id, mobile phone.........

Is this least informative helpful website ever?

Music from the Hedge

Pavement Art: the lost and found gallery# 3 : Things I’ve found in hedges…..

This beauty was down the street on a hedge. I saw it last night and I had hoped it would be covered in snow this morning but sadly no. I am also hoping it’s a scheme where instruments get left around for street musician to pick up we can always dream!

The 18:37 to the Western front .

Sorry didn’t get a picture but I saw the strangest graffiti on a train the other day.
On the outside along the bottom of the carriage written in the grime was “1912 Von Richtofen”. Quite why the “Red Baron” was on a train on it’s way to Penge I don’t know. I hope it’s not some far right thing. What next “1951 Yeager” or perhaps “1942 Gibson”?

Made from organic full fat English wit....

Seen in the Street:
A nice twist on "I wish my wife was as dirty as this van" in town today; sadly I couldn't grab a pic. (on the back of a St Michael's van.)

Not just filthy

this is M& S filth...

Writing on the wall

More tolerance for Graffiti "artists" and Taggers in the paper.
Germain Greer is suggesting that we don't remove the tags etc but should go around giving them marks out 10! Top stuff Germaine another arty type promoting a way of life for everyone else that they don't want for themselves (much like her recent promotion of hi-rise living). I know it is partly a philosophical idea she's promoting and in her defence she does say most tag are rubbish. But frankly if you life in a walled off timber clad Essex's farmhouse and have a rural Australian property (and possibly a place in Tuscany), you shouldn't advocate that the rest of us have to life in graffiti daubed warrens.

Case in point my usually reasonably pleasant stairwell was defaced recently , some numbnuts left the door open and the local nere do wells sat smoking (and burning the carpet) on the stairwell, before leaving they wrote "newcross are fuck" on the wall. I'm assuming Germaine would suggest that we didn't get it cleaned off but in red pen I should give it a mark, in this case for grammar and poetic content. She compares taggers to prehistoric wall art, the difference being (as far as I can see) that our ancestors painted the walls of their caves with common consent. Would it be right for taggers to add their marks to aboriginal wall art?