Sherlock Investigations will locate people, do background checks, conduct surveillance on a cheating spouse and, if the photo is any indications, run across rooftops while up-tempo funk plays in the background.
Found at Joe, on 13th St.
Friday, May 30, 2008
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Keep The Ten Commandments
Crazed Christianity - just the way I like it. Both postings insist you to follow the Ten Commandments and listen to Christ Radio at 53AM.
Best line: "Teenages and people in Hell are suffering terrible."
Best line: "Teenages and people in Hell are suffering terrible."
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Broadway,
Christianity,
ephemera,
New York City,
poster,
religion,
Union Square
Monday, May 26, 2008
What Do Forced Abortions, Slave Labor, And Asbestos All Have In Common?
What do forced abortions, slave labor, and asbestos all have in common? The comedy genius of Totie Fields, of course.
Found in Washington Square Park.
Found in Washington Square Park.
Labels:
advertising,
flyer,
propaganda,
protest,
Scientology,
Totie Fields,
Washington Square Park
Friday, May 23, 2008
Reverend Jen's Really Cool Neighborhood
This is the East Village that I remember, or at least how I like to remember it.
According to Reverend Jen's Wikipedia page, she is "an American Performer, underground movie star, writer, prophet, painter, director, preacher, poet, troll museum founder and a self-described 'Patron Saint of the Uncool and Voice of the Downtrodden and Tired' from Manhattan, New York City."
According to Reverend Jen's Wikipedia page, she is "an American Performer, underground movie star, writer, prophet, painter, director, preacher, poet, troll museum founder and a self-described 'Patron Saint of the Uncool and Voice of the Downtrodden and Tired' from Manhattan, New York City."
Along with "time travel", "dancing unicorns", and "arts + crafts", the flyer advertises live music by the Clean Teens. On the Clean Teens MySpace page, they describe their sound - "We sing about fried chicken, spaceships, chicks with dicks, coke, and forced sex. You know, life."
Labels:
advertising,
Bowery Poetry Club,
ephemera,
flyer,
New York City,
Reverend Jen,
Wikipedia
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Monday, May 19, 2008
Friday, May 16, 2008
LOST DOG!!!!!!
Labels:
4th Avenue,
ephemera,
flyer,
homosexuality,
lost item,
New York City,
Starbucks
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Guru Pitka Will Teach You Sitar
Guru Pitka is the main character in "The Love Guru", the latest Mike Myers comedy. I've never been a Mike Myers fan so when I saw him doing improv at the Magnet Theater, I was surprised at how good he was. He didn't do any of the shameless mugging that you see in his movies.
This looks like a take off on the ubiquitous "Dan Smith Will Teach You Guitar" fliers.
This looks like a take off on the ubiquitous "Dan Smith Will Teach You Guitar" fliers.
Labels:
advertising,
ephemera,
flyer,
guerrilla marketing,
Mike Myers,
movie,
New York City
Monday, May 12, 2008
Tony Alamo Christian Ministries
I remember Tony Alamo. I first read one of his crazy newsletters when I was a kid in Los Angeles. If that's a picture of Tony, it must be an old one.
Handed to me in Union Square.
Labels:
Christianity,
ephemera,
Los Angeles,
New York City,
newsletter,
religion,
Tony Alamo,
Union Square
Friday, May 09, 2008
The Campaign Against Scientology
Someone has it in for Scientology. Through the websites whyweprotest.net and xenu.net , and now fliers, the enemies of Tom Cruise are waging an info war on the house that L. Ron Hubbard built. I found all three of these around Union Square in a week.
Labels:
advertising,
flyer,
homosexuality,
L. Ron Hubbard,
lesbians,
protest,
religion,
Scientology,
Tom Cruise,
Union Square
Wednesday, May 07, 2008
Monday, May 05, 2008
Friday, May 02, 2008
Trees Slaughtered By The Bloomberg Administration
The verb slaughter is usually used with animals and sometimes people. It doesn't go with trees.
Also, trees lost the Battle of New York centuries ago and you can't single out Bloomberg as the guy responsible for their absence in the urban landscape. He's the guy that fought so hard for congestion pricing, a way of deterring driving in the city which would have done more to improve the air than planting trees.
Found in Union Square near the statue of Ghandi.
Also, trees lost the Battle of New York centuries ago and you can't single out Bloomberg as the guy responsible for their absence in the urban landscape. He's the guy that fought so hard for congestion pricing, a way of deterring driving in the city which would have done more to improve the air than planting trees.
Found in Union Square near the statue of Ghandi.
Labels:
Bloomberg,
ephemera,
Ghandi,
green,
New York City,
protest,
Union Square
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