The Mystery Note, NY Results!

The polls have closed, and the results are in!
The Mystery Note that Cori will unleash on New York is....
(are you ready?)

I know what you did last summer

Wait for pandemonium on the streets, friends.

The Mystery Note IV

So my pal Cori Heimer is in New York right now, and wants to take the Mystery Note game to the East Coast.

I think this will be the best one yet, because she's totally adventurous!
Hold your breath to see how it turns out.

(voting is over on Saturday morning)

The Mystery Note IV

I think I'm in love with you Don't let them see you reading this Have you had plastic surgery? You look great I think there's someone following you Today is your lucky day call me as soon as you get this, something crazy has happened I know what you did last summer Write your phone number on this, and put it back where you found it. I'll contact you

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The Mystery Note pt. III

So this was Mystery Note done before the thanksgiving holiday.
As you can see, I wrote the note, and I thought it would be funny to put it on a truck that was covered in bird shit.
(You can't see it in the photo, but it was completely covered in it, it was awful)
I put the note on, and the plan was to wait until the person came out (I thought Safeway was good for this, as no one really stays there too long).
Sadly, after waiting what seemed like a lifetime, the person came out, and left while I was looking the other way.
don't' hate me, I'll make it up to you next time.


(click on the photos to make them bigger)

spambanners by Nick Avey

My old pal Nick Avey made some great banners for the spamoscope site.
go to spamoscope.com, and keep hitting "refresh" to browse through them.
I made some, Jerbot made some, and Alicia Palenaya made some, too.
good stuff.

Jhon Magazine

Jhon (not John) is a PDF 'zine made by Bori Son & Simon de la Porte out of the 18th in Paris.
Aaron Winters told me about it, and I thought a PDF 'zine couldn't possibly be as good as he said it was, but it is.
It's totally free, and can be seeen at johnmagazine.free.fr


(below is a sample of Johanne Bouvier's great photos in the current issue)