As a former S.F. denizen I have to pose the question: How long did you have to stake out those sofas waiting for the homeless to wake up?
How about starting up a new fund raiser to send out a couple of MSU undergrads to burn those babies up. Those couches look like they would pollute a landfill.
geewhy...Probably won't find any of those couches in the Tenderloin dist. eh? Sixth and Mission might have a couple. I heard of one that was mounted to a deconstruction bldg, along with other pieces of furniture climbing up the wall. I googled for a picture or story about it, but no results. Wonder what the ratio is between number of sofas and number of homeless.
Defenestration: House of falling furniture. Artist: Brian Goggin. These pictures are really neat and worth checking out if the building is still there.
Gordo,
ReplyDeleteAs a former S.F. denizen I have to pose the question: How long did you have to stake out those sofas waiting for the homeless to wake up?
How about starting up a new fund raiser to send out a couple of MSU undergrads to burn those babies up. Those couches look like they would pollute a landfill.
I love the comment about MSU and couch burning. Good old MSU <3
ReplyDeleteThe homeless sofas seem to outnumber the homeless people in SF.
ReplyDeletegeewhy...Probably won't find any of those couches in the Tenderloin dist. eh? Sixth and Mission might have a couple. I heard of one that was mounted to a deconstruction bldg, along with other pieces of furniture climbing up the wall. I googled for a picture or story about it, but no results. Wonder what the ratio is between number of sofas and number of homeless.
ReplyDeleteDefenestration: House of falling furniture. Artist: Brian Goggin. These pictures are really neat and worth checking out if the building is still there.
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