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Flit is back from Wonderland and feeling inspired. The sounds of rattling spray cans can be heard through the corridor as she spraypaints her new legs.
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FEATURES
DRD - Frida Prosthetic Legs @ N21
DRD - Backyard Art Studio - Workspace @ FaMESHed
[ kunst ] - The Lounge @ Pocket Gacha
EXTRA CREDIT
Addams // Kristie Shirt Transp. & Opaque w/Short Black
Bolson - tattoo // Leonardo @ TMD
*katat0nik* (sick girl2 / Maitreya / RT) BENTO Prosthetic Hand
*katat0nik* (dark / left) Female Street Artist Gloves RARE
[ kunst ] - Joint
[MANDALA] STRETCHED_Ears_Season2 HUMAN
[MANDALA] SMEXY TIE NECKLACE (cross) /Houshou Gold
Leake Street tunnel, Waterloo.
Thanks to Mr Mikage (ミスター御影） for bringing this place to my attention.
"I don't know if we each have a destiny, or if we're all just floatin' around accidental-like on a breeze, but I, I think maybe it's both."
It's both. At once.
Somehow.
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Someone abandoned their motorhome along Interstate 10 in Riverside County. It's become a substrate for street art. This originally had tires and an engine but they're now gone. Even the disc brakes have been picked off of the chassis. Ten years ago, this never happened. Now, it has become common.
My understanding is that towing companies often don't want to touch these vehicles. I think abandoned vehicles, when towed, rack up storage charges. The owner may claim the vehicle and pay towing and storage charges. If the owner does not claim it and vehicle were saleable, the towing company can sell the towed car after acquiring title. If you tow a recent model car and this occurs, it works out well for the tow company. They can't sell these motorhomes because they're garbage. I expect the state, county, or city government would have to pay for disposal. It's parked on a public roadway and no one else would.
...A whole lot of risks — the risks of layoff, the risks of job-stopping illness — lots of risks that we were previously helped to bear by business and government have been shifted to our backs and the backs of our families. I don't think that Americans realize the extent to which that shift has occurred.
— Peter Gosselin
Please do not copy this image.
Journalism Grade Image.
Source: cropped from a 3,000x2000 16-bit TIF file.