Pruned: Negative Manhattan

This is what happened:

Yesterday I sneaked into the ground zero hole.

Actually, I had no idea that this was possible, but I just passed the gate and walked down, and nobody really took notice. The first 3 levels down, everything is still quite messy, but the rest of the 119 below zero floors, are perfectly intact.

I took the speed elevator to go all the way to the bottom floor -121 to enjoy the view. I was a clear day and you could really see far away. all the way down, All of negative -Manhattan, the subways, the negative of the statue of Liberty, the roots of central park, really very nice.

I had a negative-coffee at the cafeteria and the white servant that worked at the counter, really thought I was telling here a joke when I said that all the positive had been blown away 2 years earlier.

Drawing by Hannes Kater. Text by Serge Onnen.

(If he still does custom-made drawing, you can send in your topographical investigations to Hannes Kater, and he will draw it for you. Free of charge!)

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Anonymous
November 6, 2006 at 3:43:00 AM CST
What as Talented artist
and the text -is great as well!

did you send him a request?

thanks for this site...

Alexander Trevi
November 6, 2006 at 3:55:00 PM CST
Hey moon,

Haven't sent one in yet, though I'm thinking about it. Perhaps this post on Walter Guthrie as an Archaeopteryx in akimbo.

Anonymous
November 7, 2006 at 12:26:00 PM CST
what a beautiful futuristic idea you have created there!
A new concept geography indeed!
I want to believe that those words and visions, should they be sent, ideas could consulate the widow.
It's beautiful and so ZEN

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	Negative Manhattan Monday, November 06, 2006 #subterranean This is what happened: Yesterday I sneaked into the ground zero hole. Actually, I had no idea that this was possible, but I just passed the gate and walked down, and nobody really took notice. The first 3 levels down, everything is still quite messy, but the rest of the 119 below zero floors, are perfectly intact. I took the speed elevator to go all the way to the bottom floor -121 to enjoy the view. I was a clear day and you could really see far away. all the way down, All of negative -Manhattan, the subways, the negative of the statue of Liberty, the roots of central park, really very nice. I had a negative-coffee at the cafeteria and the white servant that worked at the counter, really thought I was telling here a joke when I said that all the positive had been blown away 2 years earlier. Drawing by Hannes Kater. Text by Serge Onnen. (If he still does custom-made drawing, you can send in your topographical investigations to Hannes Kater, and he will draw it for you. Free of charge!) 3 COMMENTS — Anonymous November 6, 2006 at 3:43:00 AM CST What as Talented artist and the text -is great as well! did you send him a request? thanks for this site... Alexander Trevi November 6, 2006 at 3:55:00 PM CST Hey moon, Haven't sent one in yet, though I'm thinking about it. Perhaps this post on Walter Guthrie as an Archaeopteryx in akimbo. Anonymous November 7, 2006 at 12:26:00 PM CST what a beautiful futuristic idea you have created there! A new concept geography indeed! I want to believe that those words and visions, should they be sent, ideas could consulate the widow. It's beautiful and so ZEN Post a Comment — Comments on posts older than a week are moderated — —— Newer Post Older Post —— Home	1