Agreed. Note to Gawker web developers--the current approach, though it makes it easier to take in all the pictures at once, means you have to click on an image, scroll up to see it, scroll down to click, scroll up to see it...at least on my monitor. Dreadfully inefficient.
@Meldrick: Also good for me using latest build of Firefox on Mac OS. Gawker techs develop with Firefox under Mac OS, FYI, so that's usually going to be the best viewing experience.
Sorry, I had to read the bottom caption to know that was Las Vegas. I immediately thought that was NY.
I live in LV as well, and I noticed that "Casino" sign, and I know for a fact there is no blatant Casino sign on the strip, if that is in fact Las Vegas BLVD where NYNY and Gameworks sit
@This_Charming_Man: I thought it was NYC too. The artist should have used more of the buildings -- put in a pyramid or castle or whatever. The buildings looked far too generic for the Strip.
@Daveinva: Oh man, I can't believe I deprived you of your morning cocktail. You're going to have to start drinking every time I say "post-apocalypse" too.
I find the SF one hilarious because even Chinese people don't built pagodas anymore. If all of you people think 'chinese' cities still look like that, you obviously have no idea what you're talking about. AHAHAAAA. Go Google Shanghai or something.
@viloki9: Going with that vein of logic, the Grand Canyon one could be just as silly since the South American/Mexican style pyramids are just so antiquated. And there's no blood flowing down the steps from all the human sacrifices.
I had the smae thought! Somewhere, in that picture of Vegas, there are still octagenarian women with blue hair, and chihuhu's cluched on their laps, hunched over the 25 cent slots... LOL
@crashedpc: I thought the same thing. Teeny tiny alien gods from beyond the borders of sanity itself. Goggle-eyed and trembling in their little eldritch sweaters.
"Awwwww, izzums Mamma's wittle pwecious? Oooos a good boy, ooos a good boy!?"
@Grey_Area: I thought Cthulhu plushies were awesome sauce already, but the thought of those widdle tentacled, pulsating, pan-dimensional beings wearing christmas sweaters and little elf caps just kind of made me black out for a bit.
@crashedpc: I also thought that's what he was saying. Little old ladies with miniature, sweater wearing Cthulhus in their laps is 15 kinds of awesome! How badass must those ladies be if they're keeping Cthulhus as pets?
@Erick Joey Wong: I don't know about you guys, but I always order the steamed hobo feet at Yank Sing. It's not on the menu, but they'll bring it if you ask.
@Anekanta: HEY, you call fo' delivery? Wanna banquet for six, aah?! What in it? Ay Yah, it got Ev'yting!! Lissen, you get Potsticker, Steam Rice, Crispy Peking Hobo, Crackhead Claypot, Yu Hsiang Bum, and Mu Gu Ho' Pan. What to drink? Haah?!
I like them piktures, but I've got a minor quibble with the SF one: it seems to just grab one of the more recognizable icons of SF, namely the cable cars, then dump a bunch of ruined skyscrapers and a pagoda (I suppose that was built after the Chinese blew the rest to hell) and call it "SF".
Oh, and another minor quibble: "Chi" dynasty smells more like a Greek dynasty to me. We Chinese wouldn't really name a dynasty after air, I think.
@Annalee Newitz: I just got back from Yoshinoya, and I'm hungry again from reading that. Scallion and plum sauce makes anything awesome. But it makes crispy duck slices wrapped in a bun heaven food.
@crashedpc: Dude, there's still Yoshinoya around? Those babies were everywhere in the 80's, even places where there weren't Asians. Or is this a non-fast-food place of the same name?
I think plum sauce makes everything tasty, though I haven't tried it on hobo.
I agree the Pyramid wouldn't be left to crumble. It would be pagoda'd.
@Pwnieboy: Except for maybe the Mission district. Every time I get off at the BART station there I'm a little overwhelmed by the hobos. And everyone knows that Chinese people eat hobos.
@crashedpc: True, why just this morning I watched a family of Koreans devour a meth addict. Or were those Zombies... I always get those 2 ethnic groups confused.
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It loads up all funny. On the main page the thumbnails don't show up at all, just empty boxes so I've no idea if any of them are worth looking at.
The other way was much better. I'm tending to skip galleries now in annoyance: no clicks for you!
Also I'm getting double spacing this week in all my comments, as you can see.
It's broke. Fix it.
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I live in LV as well, and I noticed that "Casino" sign, and I know for a fact there is no blatant Casino sign on the strip, if that is in fact Las Vegas BLVD where NYNY and Gameworks sit
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Chihuahuas wouldn't be nearly as cool.
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Oh, and another minor quibble: "Chi" dynasty smells more like a Greek dynasty to me. We Chinese wouldn't really name a dynasty after air, I think.
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Could be "Chi" for air/essence like qigong. Might be "strength", "speed", "relax" or "eat". The City certainly looks devoured.
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I think plum sauce makes everything tasty, though I haven't tried it on hobo.
I agree the Pyramid wouldn't be left to crumble. It would be pagoda'd.
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