Anime Dad wrote:LOL, I don't think it's a clock, but it's a big ass LCD anyhow :)
most definitely. :)
Started by cZo · 14 Mar 2005 · 11,349 replies
Anime Dad wrote:LOL, I don't think it's a clock, but it's a big ass LCD anyhow :)
Tu_triky wrote:
I honestly don't know if it's a clock...i acutally walked past this thing when I went.....it's supposed to be a piece of art, if you will...it's on this street called Keyakizaka-dori.
Wynter wrote:
A very expensive work of art... :sweat:
Tu_triky wrote:
It's Roppongi in Tokyo, Japan....everything is expensive!
Wynter wrote:
And there's no graffiti on it!
Tu_triky wrote:
Yeah that's a really expensive part of town, but trust me there IS graffiti in Tokyo....but yeah if that was here, they would have broken the darn thing already.
Wynter wrote:
LOL! SO RANDOM!
Tu_triky wrote:
I thought so too...and my friend and I laughed are a$$es off, but there is something to it...we found out upon our returnt that Neck Face is actually a famous graffiti artist.....he even has is own Wiki. :hehe:
Wynter wrote:
I totally looked him up! Man, some of his work is SO bizarre. Apparently he "put stuff up" in Tokyo, too.
Tu_triky wrote:Neck Face is actually a famous graffiti artist.....he even has is own Wiki. :hehe:
bmwracer wrote:
What?? :shocked:
Does he have a brother named "Butt Cheek?" :hehe:
Tu_triky wrote:and a cousin named "Left Nut"
bmwracer wrote:
LOL.
Now there's a dysfunctional family if I ever heard one.
Tu_triky wrote:Roppongi gets early start to Christmas season with dazzling tree lights
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People walk underneath the illuminated trees in Roppongi Hills on Thursday.Tokyo's Roppongi Hills has got an early start to the Christmas season with the installation of hundreds of thousands of decorative lights along an avenue in the area.
About 420,000 Christmas lights were placed on the trees lining Keyakizaka-dori Avenue on Thursday. The sparkling decorations were designed to evoke the image of a snowy tree-lined street.
Illumination of the trees along the avenue began in 2003, with the aim of livening up the Christmas shopping season. This year light-emitting diode (LED) lights were used, providing dazzling brilliance that had not been seen in earlier years, as well as a reduced power consumption.
The decorative lights will be on display until Christmas Day
Tu_triky wrote:yup. 420,000 lights....there probably aren't 420,000 lights in all of L.A.
bmwracer wrote:
I beg to differ: have you seen the traffic going into LAX? Lotsa cars gridlocked trying to get into the Tom Bradley Terminal. :beaten:
Tu_triky wrote:You had me going there for a few seconds :hehe:
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