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Archive for October 2005

   (2005.10.26)

Did you know Andrew Sullivan has a Friendster ad? This and many more amusing self-contradictions

   (2005.10.26)

A research paper on “repainting” colours for colour-deficient people

   (2005.10.25)

It looks like a simulated image in a commercial for a television set, but it really is that orange and green.

Sign on green Harry Rosen store reads ‘Fall’s Arrived’ in orange Rockwell type
   (2005.10.24)

How long can song lyrics go and still make literary sense?

   (2005.10.23)

joeclark.org: Now less embarrassing!

   (2005.10.21)

Another drive-by shooting:

Sign reads ‘The ROM grows’ in front of three storeys of steel trusses pointing triangularly out from a central meeting point
   (2005.10.21)

Not the even-more-fabulous sign on Richmond St., as yet unphotographed.

Window display case shows an inset poster reading ‘Flowers, a GIft for any Occasion!’ and live vines. The case window reads Tidy’s Flowers in hand-drawn type
   (2005.10.21)

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