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It looks more like cyan to me. This is what over 30 years of toiling in the printing industry and arguing with art directors does to you.
ReplyDeleteIt actually reminds me of an Easy Bake Oven...and that's not necessarily a bad thing.
ReplyDeleteas a senior resident of 96 , I AM SURE AS SHIT NOT PLEASED AND INSULTED BY THE NEWEST URBAN BLIGHT ON A GRAND OLD BUILDING
ReplyDelete@LIFE LONG ETC. If you've only been here since 1996, I don't think you can really claim to be a senior resident of the East Village or New York. Shit, I moved here in 1993 and still kind of feel like a newbie.
ReplyDeleteIt's yuppy tea heaven. I enjoy it's presence in te ev, but do not consider myself a yuppy.
ReplyDeleteFew ppl love Zeppelin and tea more than me, but somehow I'm just not caring about this.
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