Posts by coastalcanyon10

The mystery has finally been solved!

So, a friend of mine just snapped this photo while she was walking down Broadway in New York City – http://img518.imageshack.us/img518/2673/slika029.jpg

As I was walking down that steep hill from the old downtown area toward the park district, I spotted them—several of them—perched right there on one of the streetlights. Right next to them, someone had even scrawled "YouTube -> David Icke." I really, truly don't want to believe that such an eerily subtle little propaganda campaign is actually an attempt to push something that feels so incredibly absurd.

redmarlin3 said:In this photo, there's a guy wearing sunglasses who's working on some stencil spray art. It’s a pretty cool look, and he always includes the name "Edie" right next to his work. 🙏

I actually spotted that on the bulletin board over at the local Starbucks! Honestly, it even listed the last name... I remember telling myself I’d make a mental note to look them up online later. Well, turns out I'm about as reliable as a portable toilet in the middle of a hurricane.

That’s not really what I mean. They exist, they’re right there, but honestly, whenever I ask anyone about them, they seem completely clueless—it’s like most people barely even notice they're around. I can't help but wonder who is actually putting them up and what the logic is behind it all. I guess I'm just looking for some enlightenment on the matter!

It doesn't really matter, though they have been sitting like that for months now

Have you guys noticed them? They’re absolutely everywhere lately. Usually, they’re just standard letter-sized sheets, black and white, featuring these sort of distorted, blurry faces. I’ve spotted them stuck to floorboards in downtown Chicago, plastered all over dumpsters near Millennium Park, and I even saw a few on the walls near Union Station and along Michigan Avenue. Honestly, no matter where I turn—even out toward the suburbs or over by the highway—I keep running into them. There isn't any text on the papers or any context provided nearby; they just... exist. I actually tried to peel one off once, but I couldn't budge it; someone used some seriously heavy-duty industrial adhesive.

What on earth could these be??

I was thinking about scheduling an appointment at San Francisco with a specific doctor. I’m just a little unsure if I would need a referral from my primary physician or if I could just pay out of pocket. 😕Does anyone have any insight on this?