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September 15, 2002 |
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Man on Grass
FOUND by Steve
in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, 1991
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We collect FOUND stuff: love letters, birthday cards, kids' homework,
to-do lists, ticket stubs, poetry on napkins, telephone bills, doodles -
anything that gives a glimpse into someone
else's life. Anything goes...
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it looks like he's doing the chicken dance on the ground.
Looks like someone pushed him down. Poor guy.
LIMBO!
Oh, NO. NONONONONONONONONO
Okay, i've passed this one by too many times to not comment, because every time I see it, I think of the fainting goats, and this guy just lying there unable to move. "aawwwhhhh, goddammit Edna, I did it again."
this guy was the target of a prank, and they had the camera out to capture the look on his face.
this looks like a frame out of a really bad 50's horror movie.
I think the picture is sideways, and that he's actually leaning nonchalantly against a grass-covered wall.
The lunatic is on the grass...
It kinda looks like a young Stephen King.. the only other thought to spring to mind: "help, I've fallen and can't get up!!"
Oh, and LOL @ Vanessa's comment! right on.
He looks like a turtle stuck on its back. Great find.
the 1950's equivalent of happy slapping
Aww, that Clark Kent. Always such a klutz.
I'm really pretty sure that's Garrison Keillor perhaps demonstrating the ultimate Prairie Home Companion.
Kevward in TX--oh man that was funny. the first time i read that, i cracked up. so very true. so very very true.
Larry? That you?
"Uh-oh. Dad's fallen off the wagon. Again."