Chris K
- Location
- Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires (DF), Argentina
- Birthday
- January 11
- Bio
- I'm a starving artist and ramblin' man. Currently in Buenos Aires for art-related purposes.
MY RECENT POSTS
- The last thing you need to
read about Tiger...EVER!!
December 21, 2009 04:59PM - Malcolm Gladwell is a dumbass
December 20, 2009 07:12PM - I'm in Buenos Aires and soon
people will shoot each
other...
September 11, 2009 03:59PM - Buenos Aires Bonanza!
August 11, 2009 05:28PM - More photos from Buenos Aires
July 11, 2009 02:43PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “Blackwater (sorry,
Blackwater people, but Xe just
doesn't
describe your brand
of…”
January 06, 2010 10:05AM - “As I said we never
really knew anything about
Tiger's
personal life, and his
imag…”
December 21, 2009 10:29PM - “7 years?? And all you
ate was ice???? That is
crazy.”
December 21, 2009 09:00PM - “Thanks,
Bob.
Good to see you,
too, Ardee...it's no big deal
for rock
stars
becaus…”
December 21, 2009 08:58PM - “I found LOTR to be
interminable and pretty much
unwatchable.
Especially on
video.…”
December 21, 2009 08:08PM
Chris K's Links
More Mini Golf M-M-Madness!!!
That's right, my friends. It's time for more pics of my favorite, recently closed mini golf course.

You, Matt Brandstein, just got my begrudging thumbs up!
You know the saying, "I'm all thumbs?" Well, I'm not totally sure what it means, but on OS I think it refers to people who give a positive rating to lots of posts. Me, I'm not all thumbs. I'm hardly any thumbs. I don't know if anyone has less (fewer?) thumbs… Read full post »
Mini Golf Mania!
Here's some more pics for all you mini golf obsessives.


This time our magic carpet takes us to, uh, the Great Plains(?), under sea, Australia and, uh, Africa(?), land of the killer ants.
Mini Golf, or America's Disappearing Soul
I don't think this post is simply nostalgia. Mini golf courses like this used to be all over America, but hardly any exist any more. This one in Tucson just closed recently. It's symptomatic of something that's been going on for a long time unfortunately.

This course is a magic… Read full post »
The absence of light
Another 2 pictures from the apartment I lived in in Buenos Aires.


If you can't stand the heat, don't open your kitchen
I welcome comments (especially personal attacks). And I like ratings...I wish there was a thumbs down rating.
Many posts on OS use personal essays to discuss and illustrate broader social and political issues, from racism to classism to sexism, etc. It seems perfectly reasonable to view issues throu… Read full post »
"The consumer's king..."
"And unhappiness is treason."-Stephin Merrit, Magnetic Fields

This is the exterior of a mall in Tucson. Ain't it grand? After taking this photo I was informed by a security officer that pictures aren't allowed. "Not even outside?? Why?" I asked incredulously. "You know, terrorism and stuff,"… Read full post »
I think this photo is its own witty caption, though I would love to hear what anyone else can come up with. Just pretend like it's the New Yorker, except different.

Here's the whole original picture, for the sake of art (ha).

Springtime in Brooklyn
Another picture taken while wandering around Williamsburg. The
boy on the bench is eating ice cream.
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Sunset in Buenos Aires
When I was in Buenos Aires for a few months, I took a lot of pictures out the windows of my 12th floor apartment. I didn't crop or photoshop this photo, but my cheap digital camera did exaggerate the color a bit.
Read full post » Chrome Sweet Chrome
This is a different sort of bike, one I spotted when walking along Bedford Ave. in Brooklyn. It says "Apple Krate" on the mud guard.

I imagine we're all familiar with the roadside crosses and flowers that commemorate people who have died in traffic accidents. Usually I drive past and think, "There's another one of those crosses" if I think anything at all. Here, however, is a moving, secular tribute to a cyclist killed in a… Read full post »
Swimming Po
I was driving around Tucson, totally lost, and I happened on
this sign. Look at the nice detail of the diving board.
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