The DPT breaks out the 733T greek alphabet in da noe!
And here we see Noe’s spin on the city’s Pavement to Parks program — existing green space ever so slowly and subtly encroaching upon neighboring asphalt:
This is how it all starts — first, it’s a chair. Then a swing. Then a pond… And then we end up back with this:
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These are all up and down M1ss1on in La Lengua:
I would love to see a 3 subbing for an E. “C3SAR CHAV3Z.”
Or better yet use the whole “1337″ substitution scheme: V473NC14 5TR33T!
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Update: So much for the Cesar Chavez theory. (Maybe there’s some greedy intersection that says “SANCHEZZZ”.)
DPT definitely needs to buy more letters. Though they so totally could have used two Vs.
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Contractor #1: “Crap, we’re out of N’s.”
Contractor #2: “Use half a W.”
Contractor #1: “I *already* used the W for the M.”
Contractor #2: “Crap. Do we have any Z’s we can rotate?”
Contractor #1: “No — they’re with the crew on Cesar Chavez.”
Contractor #2: “Crap crap CRAP. Hey, I know! We just finished Valencia — use that V, and then use another upside-down V!”
Contractor #1: “Dude, you are a genius.”
(10 minutes later…) Contractor 2: “Dude, are you dyslexic?”
Contractor #1: “Looks kind of cool, actually — italexic!”
Meanwhile, further down Mission…
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