Cutting corners
Seriously, be careful out there! Bikes will not stop for you, or slow down. They'll just keep going. Rules are different here, bikes are almighty. I mean, you've made it to the church, right? So, you know.
Seriously, be careful out there! Bikes will not stop for you, or slow down. They'll just keep going. Rules are different here, bikes are almighty. I mean, you've made it to the church, right? So, you know.
Jake had a slide in his talk yesterday with placeholder text that was hilarious. You were not supposed to read it. But I did, and had a good laugh. Thanks Jake!
Seriously, why would you read this. Jake's thing was way better than this one, and I'm totally just stealing his joke at this point.
Maximalist, old-world, canal-house grandma... except your grandma is secretly a glamorous aristocrat with a glitter addiction.
Park your bike, come back two minutes later, and it's now a 400-bike abstract sculpture. Is this one even mine? Looking for more? Just go fishing in the canals.
The statue was giving strong administrative energy, like it had just approved a permit for one very dramatic splash and then immediately needed a lunch break.
That bottle has the exact posture of someone waiting for a tram that only exists in the imagination of a pigeon.
Those lines overhead are clearly a memo from the clouds, written in a language that only damp bread can fully understand.
Being under a bridge is just nature's way of saying, please pause here and reconsider your entire relationship with geometry.
There are no cars because they have all gone to a secret meeting about how to look important while standing still.
The sun here does not set so much as file a final report, nod politely, and exit through the most photogenic door available.
That light is doing cathedral work. It arrived early, adjusted the mood, and then refused to explain its methods.
Seriously what's up with the stickers?!