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Chickens
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Photos
by Pat Arnow |
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Painting
on the front of the "Vivero" on Delancey St. (Lower East Side).
Pick your live chickens and ducks, 10 minutes later, they are in pieces
in a plastic bag.
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Chester
Chicken on the Lower East Side. “The crispy moisturized chicken.”
Or is it George Bush visiting with the Saudis?
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Tennessee
yard art has moved to Manhattan (LES) and presides over a moonset.
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Chicken
on Stanton St. (LES). “The vegans made me do it.”
OR
“Whaddya
mean jaywalking? I was just trying to get to the other side.”
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| Adolph
Green's wife, Phyllis Newman, tells of going with her songwriter
husband to the movies and hearing an actor on the screen declare,
“I've tasted death. Have you?” Green called out,
“Yes, and it tastes like chicken.” |
—John
Lahr in The New Yorker |
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