Tuesday, March 16, 2010

Seen at the Olympics 7

This Billboard.


Saw this a few times - totally cracked me up!

Monday, March 15, 2010

Seen at the Olympics 6

Random Guy Riding a Unicycle in His Underwear


Yet another slightly creepy street performer. At least his socks match - kind of.

Sunday, March 14, 2010

Seen at the Olympics 5

Canadian Flags hanging from ALL buildings.


Sometimes multiple flags. This one was a bit crude with the flag tied/stapled to an old 2 x 4. Mighty resourceful, those Canucks.

Saturday, March 13, 2010

Seen at the Olympics 4

Shiny Silver Elvis


Street performers were around every corner. And some of them were a bit creepy.

Friday, March 12, 2010

Seen at the Olympics 3

Kid drawn lantern with Strong Bad on it.


The non-kid drawn lanterns made reference to these things being called luminaries. But they aren't. They are lanterns. Whatever the Canadians choose to call them, I hope the kid that drew Strong Bad on it knows just how cool a kid they are.


These are luminaries:

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Seen at the Olympics 2

Crazy Canadians watching Hockey in the pouring rain.


More Crazy Canadians...this time watching the Canada vs. Russia Men's Hockey game outside in the pouring rain.. It started with a couple of hundred people and by the time I left there were SO MANY people watching the game that I couldn't get out of the amphitheater area to go catch the train back to Seattle. I felt like Inigo Montoya with the "Excuse me. Pardon me, it's important." and wished for Fezzik with his: "Everybody move!"


If I hadn't learned already by spending 2 days with Jon and his constantly looking for Hockey highlights: Canadians sure like their Hockey. Pouring rain, I tell you, POURING.


Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Seen at the Olympics 1

Crazy Canada Hats!


Not only the crazy Canada hats, but crazy Canadians with their faces painted and with flags tied around their necks or wearing the flags as jackets.


I don't remember this much USA stuff at the Salt Lake Olympics. But I could be wrong.

By the way: Hooray Canada! So excited you did so well.