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post #16 of 24

4/2/07 at 4:16pm

CTGuy
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I like it the gas station.

Common place buildings such as this with interesting designs are something I find delightful. Although I am a big fan of things being purely functional, designs like this bring a certain amount of interesting spice to daily life.

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4/2/07 at 4:59pm

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Originally Posted by lawyerdad

There's signage at ground level.

Yeah, that looks fine -i'm talking about the extra product advertising.

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4/3/07 at 2:51am

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Originally Posted by j

Where do you live, the future? Rather Gehrish, if you ask me.

Nice...

post #19 of 24

4/3/07 at 2:56am

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Originally Posted by visionology

I'm glad there is a point to the architecture but I would be much more impressed if the "magic building" increased my MPG.

that's why they check your tire pressure.

post #20 of 24

4/3/07 at 2:57am

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Gas seriously costs $3.21 in LA right now?

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4/3/07 at 3:01am

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Originally Posted by Edward Appleby

Gas seriously costs $3.21 in LA right now?

this gas station is pretty cheap. avg price is a little more.

post #22 of 24

4/3/07 at 4:23am

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In San Francisco it was $3.75, yesterday, oye. Cool gas station, I like it when stuff looks different. Gets boring driving cross country seeing the same building design of RV Park, Gas Station, Home Depot, repeat.

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4/4/07 at 5:13pm

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...that station doesn't look too horrible, but it'd be better if it was equipped with robots to fill up your gas, wash your windows, check your tire pressure, etc. All in a matter of seconds of course.