Comments on: La Vida de Vagabundos Americanos

By: Ms. Wakame

Ms. Wakame — Wed, 12 Mar 2008 01:48:59 +0000

Haha that’s hilarious! I stumbled on that gallery while looking for new pics of the Deadman crew after having no luck on their myspace page. The similarity was so strong I didn’t for a second suspect it wasn’t them.

Thanks for the help on that dear anonymous reader… and note the post has been edited to be accurate.

By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 20:46:13 +0000

This is great and all, but the pictures of those good looking people are not even in the dead man street orchestra. if you want to put up some photos of the real folks look at their webpage
myspace.com/streetorchestra

By: nathan

nathan — Sat, 29 Dec 2007 02:00:06 +0000

I like reading people’s comments on that gallery site. A lot of people just can’t imagine a lifestyle outside of the norm, even though so many people are unhappy with the consumerist life that so many of us lead. I also agree that I wouldn’t be particularly comfortable living in such filth, and although a lifestyle with a similar approach or perhaps philosophy definitely appeals to me, it’s not one of being a bum and scavenging the land as much as it would be one where I was simply living off of the land itself, and not by taking advantage of others or stealing from them.

To live outside of society is an admirable thing in my book, but to steal from the society you’re rebelling against is a bit of an hypocrisy in my mind. Once you’re just stealing from a society, or even bumming money from people who live within that society, you’re just another part of it.

Not saying anything particularly bad or good about these guys, whatever works for them is cool with me and they do look like they enjoy themselves at times (if much less than often than them looking depressed) and certainly look cool…

By: nykki

nykki — Wed, 26 Dec 2007 23:06:22 +0000

nathan is a yankee and you are a candle, so um…yeah.

i ran out of things to say. or maybe i didn’t have anything to say, but i felt like typing. one or two. ask the dog for a bone.

By: Ms. Wakame

Ms. Wakame — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 17:02:56 +0000

Interesting that you’re assuming I’m going to do this, but I’d be lying if I told you I havent seriously imagined joining them for a while… though I’d never do it without him. I wouldn’t want to, and after enough time hanging around a bunch of smelly people including myself I’d welcome his comforting scents and smells. Mine own portable air “conditioner”. Home for me is anywhere I lay my bag down for the night, and it smells like me and him intermingled. Id rather have that than a Yankee Candle :@)