Wednesday, October 12, 2016

Discarded toilet on 2nd Avenue continues to captivate


[Photo by Steven]

The toilet arrived yesterday morning on Second Avenue between Fifth Street and Sixth Street... delighting the children as only a discarded toilet can...


[Photo by Steven]

...and by today, there were additions...


[Photo by Derek Berg]


[DB]

4 comments:

  1. New York's hottest night club is Flush. Located in the tank of a discarded toilet on 2nd Avenue, this East Village bro bar gives new meaning to the question 'bro, are you inside me?' This place has everything. Free STDs, piss assist, and a UPS guy who asks "what can brown do for you?"

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  2. Stefon? Stefon, is that you? Where can I take my family for Halloween when they visit me from Iowa?!?

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  3. Gojira, do you want to get your ghastly ghoul on this Halloween? Then have I got the place for you! New York's scariest nightclub is Astor Place. Located in a former parking lot that was converted to a pile of rubble, this barren wasteland has everything! Communal sarcophagi, raging barrel fires, a basket of deplorables. Knock knock. Who's there? Is that the Crypt Keeper? No! It's Amanda Burden-Christ paving over historical Indian trails!

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  4. Oh that sounds perfect for me to scare the bejeezus out of Uncle Jeb and Cousin Raelene, to say nothing of me! It sounds creepy as Hell, although I think Hell sounds a tad more homey than the new shiny AP. Thanks for the tip, I'll save you some candy corn!

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