Chicago, Illinois recent comments:

drop-off service is $.60/lb Sophie's Place is a transvestite shop in england I'm pretty sure thats where Camilla Parker-Bowes gets her gear.

yeah usually the mexican stores are cheaper, try the nasty little one down the street

this store gets pretty busy on the weekends. but I always get a smile from looking at the kid with the 2' afro.

hey, remember when Dwight from The Office Worked at staples? how awesome was that?! they should have done more of those episodes. maybe some internet shorts; Dwight: the Staples episodes

site of Chicago Sandblast, the premier beach ultimate tournament

the largest hyatt hotel in the world

Northern Trust Co(Bank)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Point_Tower

Wow Easy, if I were in middle school I would find your comment simply hilarious!

She a damn wing ho!

This pub is consistently listed as one of Chicago's most haunted places.

One of the strangest buildings in the loop. 10 S Canal. Built with design criteria created in the 50's and 60's to withstand a nearby nuclear attack. Look at the walls, the blast doors, the thickness of the doors, the total lack of windows up to the 21st floor. Of course, that day and age- the technology also had us ringing our major cities with Nike Missile bases, surface to air missiles... so we could shoot Ivan down on his way to bomb the city from mother Russia. These bases were in such distant lands as Palatine, Northbrook and Vernon Hills.

Also to mitigate the severity and duration of the common cold, swallow a bit of raw garlic without chewing + comsume chicken soup in copious amounts. Once cured you may consume scones and muffins as before.

It should also be noted that this was once one of the absolute swankiest spots in Chicago. Here's some goo info on the history: http://chicago.urban-history.org/sites/ballroom/aragon.htm http://www.aragon.com

Also home of Friedman Properties

The images here were shot by me in the early 1990s. The buildings are clearly being demolished at the time.

The images here are photographs I shot in 2006. One can easily walk across the bridge.

whattya else do ya need

old school