Of course, you would never be able to do this on an actual flight because if you started rolling toilet paper down the aisles, I’m sure somebody would tackle you. [via]
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A look inside Dock 16 in Boston
April 14, 2009 @ 1:53 am
A little over a week ago, I was in Boston just hanging out and exploring some random places. One of those places was Dock 16 (or Pier 16) in the Boston Dry Docks area. The building was fenced off and it looked unused and abandoned for quite some time. I’m not sure what the building was used for previously, but it certainly looked like it could have been some sort of repair shop for ships.
The building is very long and quite tall and sits in isolation directly next to one of the largest vacant lots that I’ve ever seen.
Here’s what the building looks like on the outside.
The Presets at Paradise in Boston
April 5, 2009 @ 1:10 am
This concert was so damn fun and sweaty. Good times and good music! :)
Shepard Fairey at the Institute of Contemporary Art
April 5, 2009 @ 1:02 am
I went and saw the Shepard Fairey exhibit at the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) today in Boston and I totally recommend going to see it if you can. Unfortunately, the ICA has a stupid no photo policy which totally makes no sense in terms of Shepard Fairey’s art, so I do not have any additional images to show of the exhibition.
But definitely head on over to the ICA to see some very, very impressive street art, murals, stencils, and even metal screen prints by Shepard Fairey. There’s a lot to see and I guarantee that you won’t be disappointed.
A house at the Boston Dry Docks
April 4, 2009 @ 9:18 pm
This shack was just sitting in the middle of a dirt field. I jumped the fence to go inside and found that the place was completely gutted except for a tag on the wall that read “Mental Continental”.
If the weather was warmer, this empty field would have been a great place to play.
