HFD Miscellaneous Pictures

[Ansel Rakestraw]

Because they do not naturally contain massive amounts of grease and/or salt

They would if they were grown in Detroit. If by grease you mean petroleum by products and salt you mean road salt.

Just what Detroit kids need, vegetables that concetrate and deliver lead poisoniong more effectively - we could develop an entire community of Reverend David Murrays

[thunderstruck]

I think it would be great to start a farm in the city.... that is, if the soil weren't deeply infused with despair.....


It would be like the episode of the Simpsons where Homer grows "Tomacco," but all the people who eat the crops would become even more ignorant and useless. That is, if you could convince the typical Detroit resident to eat a vegetable that hasn't been deep-fried or boiled until all the nutrients have been eliminated. I mean, really, I'm not the biggest veggie-head on earth, but why do a lot of people here look at veggies like they just slapped them in the face?

I'd rather have the farms out in farmland and start a city in the city instead, but that's just me. Totally unhip.

[Doctor Detroit]

I'd rather have the farms out in farmland and start a city in the city instead, but that's just me. Totally unhip.

That's not a bad idea. It's a pretty good location for a city, right next to a river, and could make a decent border crossing, too. I say we go for it.

[Mulligan]

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[Mulligan]

When you go to google street view for Joy & Prevost, it was a Sunoco station open for business.



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Except for one click where it was a Sunoco station out of business.



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[Norm Abrams]

When you go to google street view for Joy & Prevost, it was a Sunoco station open for business.



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Except for one click where it was a Sunoco station out of business.



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I went by that station on Tuesday before going to vote. I also passed the firehouse at Joy & Southfield. The trucks were out and they were collecting for some charity or another. I gave a buck.

[Andy]

There's an Obama station on Plymouth Road in Detroit that was just sued today for defaulting on a $600,000 loan.

[guest]

Every Shell station in my neighborhood has been plywooded over. They were all pretty sketchy to begin with.

[Ffdfd]

I also passed the firehouse at Joy & Southfield. The trucks were out and they were collecting for some charity or another. I gave a buck.

Jerry's kids.

[Amadeus]

This is in the Detroit News, from last night's Rangers-Twins game.

[The Beav]

If I can get a good shot, I'll snap a pic of the signs advertising RIP shirts for $10 at the corner of 94 and Outer Drive. I think that's a telling statement of the Detroit culture.

[The Suburban Avenger]

If I can get a good shot, I'll snap a pic of the signs advertising RIP shirts for $10 at the corner of 94 and Outer Drive. I think that's a telling statement of the Detroit culture.

A good many, um, urban, funeral directors will include the price of printing memorial T-shirts in the cost of a funeral. They're quite the thing in the worst parts of New Orleans, as well as most any other lousy inner-city area.

[Ya Mar]

If I can get a good shot, I'll snap a pic of the signs advertising RIP shirts for $10 at the corner of 94 and Outer Drive. I think that's a telling statement of the Detroit culture.

A good many, um, urban, funeral directors will include the price of printing memorial T-shirts in the cost of a funeral. They're quite the thing in the worst parts of New Orleans, as well as most any other lousy inner-city area.

that post reminded me of Officer Sports funeral attire..so I googled "white funeral sweater" to see if I could have some fun - but this was the best that came up...








where does one wear that?

[middle aged female]

If I can get a good shot, I'll snap a pic of the signs advertising RIP shirts for $10 at the corner of 94 and Outer Drive. I think that's a telling statement of the Detroit culture.

A good many, um, urban, funeral directors will include the price of printing memorial T-shirts in the cost of a funeral. They're quite the thing in the worst parts of New Orleans, as well as most any other lousy inner-city area.

that post reminded me of Officer Sports funeral attire..so I googled "white funeral sweater" to see if I could have some fun - but this was the best that came up...








where does one wear that?

A breast feeding party? A 'nursery' school?

[Ansel Rakestraw]

If I can get a good shot, I'll snap a pic of the signs advertising RIP shirts for $10 at the corner of 94 and Outer Drive. I think that's a telling statement of the Detroit culture.

A good many, um, urban, funeral directors will include the price of printing memorial T-shirts in the cost of a funeral. They're quite the thing in the worst parts of New Orleans, as well as most any other lousy inner-city area.

that post reminded me of Officer Sports funeral attire..so I googled "white funeral sweater" to see if I could have some fun - but this was the best that came up...








where does one wear that?

Hopefully to dinner at my place.