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From: owner-humor
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To: Multiple recipients of list HUMOR
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Subject: Re: Northridge Earthquake Signage
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Date: Sunday, April 10, 1994 11:41PM
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I'm a few miles away from the epicenter, and have seen a few signs
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myself. All of the following are just sprayed with a can of paint, and
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therefore could also be considered graffitee
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One of the more famous is a sheet of plywood on one of the freeways
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leading into L.A.:
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Welcome to L.A. Some assembly required.
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Down the street from me is a storefront, boarded up for 3 months now, that
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proclaims:
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"We repair glass"
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About a mile from me is an apartment building whos front half decided to
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move North and down about 6 feet (the back half was satisfied where it
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was), on it's side is:
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Rooms for rent: $10.00
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On the "original signs looking a little foolish" side of things is the
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building about 50 feet from the glass repair place that has a big
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"Contractors School" sign, and no walls on the third floor. There are
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also literally hundreds of buildings still declaring vacancys while
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surounded by fencing. A lot of these have rear ends of crushed cars
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sticking out from under them, or they are split in two, or no longer have
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walls, or any of a number of obvious problems.
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L.A. has become a somewhat surreal experience, but then I guess it always
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was.
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Corey Cooper
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