Holy crap I love whoever did that. I would find them and kiss them except I'm pretty sure I will hate them in an hour when that damn song is still in my head.
what i like is that this is obviously the work of someone within a 7-8 year age range of me. perhaps the 39-year-old who wore hammer pants in high school. perhaps a 24 year old who stole an older sister's mc hammer tape and played that song over and over and over [about three years after it was popular.]
regardless, it was not the work of a teen. it had to be the work of a truely hilarious 24-39 year old.
sorry someguy. on this occasion, i didn't actually eat at burrito union. i just hit the trail across the street. but, the past 90 times i've been there, i've enjoyed my burrito quite a bit. granted, i just considered it a head-sized guacamole vessel, but that's me.
much like sushi is a tiny little wasabi vessel.
and fanster, i think the stencil points to the work of an advanced, and uncharacteristically hilarious, scrapbooker.
You beat me to the punch on the "MC Commie" artist. I saw the same thing on the corner 1st E and Michigan and felt encouraged to post...but having the attention span of a raccoon nixed it.
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what's the story with the hammer and sickle?! a USSR Hammer fan?
What the?
but now I have that song in my head... sweet.
That is hilarious. That makes my whole day.
mage2001 -- the hammer and the sickle would be a nod to burrito union's theme.
I love Duluth.
If that stop sign were in El Friggin Norte (Blaine), some redneck would have slapped a Dubya '04 sticker on it and popped some caps in it.
Holy crap I love whoever did that.
I would find them and kiss them except I'm pretty sure I will hate them in an hour when that damn song is still in my head.
what i like is that this is obviously the work of someone within a 7-8 year age range of me. perhaps the 39-year-old who wore hammer pants in high school. perhaps a 24 year old who stole an older sister's mc hammer tape and played that song over and over and over [about three years after it was popular.]
regardless, it was not the work of a teen. it had to be the work of a truely hilarious 24-39 year old.
how was your burrito? i miss burritos. you can't get a good burrito to save your life in south florida. apparently cubans don't eat burritos...
That is genius at work, right there...
armed with a stencil, no less
sorry someguy. on this occasion, i didn't actually eat at burrito union. i just hit the trail across the street. but, the past 90 times i've been there, i've enjoyed my burrito quite a bit. granted, i just considered it a head-sized guacamole vessel, but that's me.
much like sushi is a tiny little wasabi vessel.
and fanster, i think the stencil points to the work of an advanced, and uncharacteristically hilarious, scrapbooker.
You beat me to the punch on the "MC Commie" artist. I saw the same thing on the corner 1st E and Michigan and felt encouraged to post...but having the attention span of a raccoon nixed it.
today i noticed the sign had been fixed. boo.
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