reminds me of this t-shirt:

This post has a little info about and transcription of the t-shirt. Unfortunately, the pictures have disappeared from the original post. The photos in that post were uploaded to Coppermine. When I converted to PhotoPress, my Coppermine photos didn’t carry over into PhotoPress. Either that, or something went wonky during a WordPress upgrade.

For what it’s worth, I like the Urban Dictionary definition of “saucy wench” (“a spirited young woman”) better than the Wiktionary definition of “wench.”

I’m still saucy, but I’m officially too old to be a wench. And no, Wiktionary’s second definition for “wench” isn’t applicable, either.

2817 NW Market St., Ballard.

I haven’t had anything to eat or drink at KISS Cafe, I’ve just always liked this sign. The cafe has some vegetarian menu options, but nothing natively vegan. (The menu is available from their Web site — for some reason, it’s saved as a .zip file although it’s a single, two-page PDF, 110kb packed/117kb unpacked.)

I love the concept of coupling earth and art.

And I find it ironic that there’s nothing artistic about this bumper sticker.

I saw this on an older car; the body was rusted through in a few places. Perhaps the owner traded the car for the bike before the car fell apart completely?

Obviously, this was originally a “Dead End” sign. I wonder if someone changed it to “Rear End,” and then someone else modified the first “R” into a “P.”