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elstaffe
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"This is a rare occurrence of a B/3 FRAGMENT lodged in the branches of a tall bush. The specimen is suspended approximately five feet above the ground; it was most likely placed there via an act of B/12 SIMPLE VANDALISM. At the time of this writing, an intact cart has never been found lodged in a tree." (130)
— Nov 02, 2021 04:30AM
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elstaffe
is on page 41 of 176
[image of a shopping cart dangling by the front of the cart from a one way street sign like a pirate earring]
"This specimen is a relatively rare example of a B/12 [Simple Vandalism] that involves moving a cart upward. In the majority of cases, carts are resituated in a downward direction." (41) upward
— Nov 02, 2021 04:30AM
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"This specimen is a relatively rare example of a B/12 [Simple Vandalism] that involves moving a cart upward. In the majority of cases, carts are resituated in a downward direction." (41) upward
elstaffe
is on page 38 of 176
"Sudden heavy snows have what might be turned a 'Pompeii Effect', wherein all shopping cart movement is frozen. Such times offer an opportunity to assess stray shopping cart activity patterns." (38)
— Nov 02, 2021 04:29AM
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elstaffe
is on page 31 of 176
"CLASS B TYPE 2: DAMAGED
A cart damaged by violent encounters with cars, trucks, snowplows, trains, earth-moving equipment, etc., or by acts of B/12 SIMPLE and B/13 COMPLEX VANDALISM." (31) really expected that last example to be "acts of God," not "acts of vandalism"
— Nov 02, 2021 04:28AM
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A cart damaged by violent encounters with cars, trucks, snowplows, trains, earth-moving equipment, etc., or by acts of B/12 SIMPLE and B/13 COMPLEX VANDALISM." (31) really expected that last example to be "acts of God," not "acts of vandalism"
elstaffe
is on page 8 of 176
"GAP SPACES: Vacant lots, ditches, space between buildings, behind buildings, under bridges and overpasses, and all manner of vacant GAPS between properties, public or private." (8) for whatever this resonates with me more than the term liminal spaces
— Nov 02, 2021 04:27AM
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elstaffe
is on page 7 of 176
"NOTE: None of the photographs in this book were staged; all shopping carts were documented in situ." (7) very much expected that first phrase to end "harmed in the making of this book", not "staged"
— Oct 31, 2021 08:43PM
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elstaffe
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"SECTION 5: THE NIAGARA RIVER GORGE: ANALYZING A COMPLEX VANDALISM SUPER SITE ... shows how the System can be used to investigate site-specific stray shopping cart activity." (7)
— Oct 31, 2021 08:42PM
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Anne
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This is a direct result of me working on my library's Facebook page. Hee!
— Jan 16, 2019 03:42PM
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Matthew Sargent
is on page 16 of 176
I'm loving how seriously this book takes the classification of stray shipping carts. I can't wait to identify some for myself.
— Jan 02, 2017 08:35PM
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Glenn Birkemeier
is on page 155 of 176
Chapter 17: Care And Feeding Of Stray Shopping Carts
— Sep 09, 2015 02:52PM
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Glenn Birkemeier
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Chapter 4: Shopping Cart Mating Rituals
— May 29, 2015 10:36AM
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Orsolya
is on page 70 of 176
This is not just a coffee table book. There is a scientific method and it makes sense!
— Apr 29, 2013 08:12AM
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Orsolya
is on page 9 of 176
Exploring the "habitats" of shopping carts...
— Apr 28, 2013 11:19AM
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