Friday Consumerist Flickr Pool Finds
Here are five special photos that readers added to The Consumerist Flickr Pool this week, chosen because they're both neat and could possibly be used in a Consumerist post. Our Flickr Pool is the place where Consumerist readers go and upload photos for possible use in future Consumerist posts. Just be a registered Flickr user, go here, and click "Join Group?" up on the top right, and start hitting "send to group" on your individual photos you want to add to the pool.
Title: "08-16-08 The Damselles 11"
By: CharlieChu

Title: "You Can Only Take So Many"
By: soraxtm

Title: cart
By: donbuciak

Title: DEviaetpost (1 of 1)-10
By: soraxtm

Title: "Sucks to be this guy"
By: emilybean
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@Okaasan: My ISP must be censoring my content. I don't see a picture of a guy with a credit card, let alone his number.
GAH!
Please tell me that was photo shopped!
@Okaasan: I don't either. It was probably taken down already.
@BSAKat: Those gossiping ladies in that first picture? Those are my kind of ladies.
Hear hear! Except for the tattoo which is a huge turnoff for me. Otherwise Va Va Va VOOM!
Yikes! Judging girl by seeing 3% of the work = Fail. And, maybe gay?
(Not that there's anything wrong with that!)
@terekkincaid: I, on the other hand, was all giddy about three cute ladies, only to click on the post and find that vomit inducing eyeball pic.
@terekkincaid: You're entitled to your opinion, but generalizing all tattooed girls as "hookers" is ridiculous. I'm a quiet, drug-free, gainfully-employed, full-time student in a committed relationship for the last 5 years. I also have 3 tattoos. They're discreet and reflect my artistic sensibilities, and while I respect others' opinions about tattoos (including those of some of my own family members!), I resent being called a "hooker."
@terekkincaid: Hooker? I find that rather insulting, a girl has a tattoo therefore she is a hooker? Where is the logic there? That is akin to saying a man who wears a knecklace is a drug addict! I too am drug-free, employed, in a 5+ year relationship and not a hooker....I have 2 tattoos.
@SybilDisobedience: @Nicholeigh: Ooh, so testy. Actually, "hooker" was in reference to those particular 3 girls. Just deal with it. (Though in a way, you are using your body as a billboard, so you are just prostituting it, but that's a separate discussion entirely).
@terekkincaid: If having a tattoo on your body is prostitution, then so is wearing anything with a logo on it. By that definition, almost everybody in the U.S. is a prostitute.
@terekkincaid: Dude, what decade are you living in? Tattoos (on women and men) are as common as earrings where I live, and no more "prostitution" of one's body than wearing a hat, or clothing. You might have a point (might) if it were routine for people to be paid by corporate sponsors to be inked with corporate trademarks or other advertisements, but that doesn't happen very often, unless I'm the one living in another decade. And before you tell me that by wearing earrings I am simply prostituting my ears...don't.
@terekkincaid: For the record, none of the girls in that photo are prostitutes. They are musicians in a Los Angeles band called The Damselles.
I know, it's hard to tell the difference between three girls dolled up to evoke 60s groups like The Ronettes and The Crystals versus destitute and desperate individuals who sell their bodies for money and drugs.
For everyone who thinks the femme trio from the first pic look hot... Here's an alternative view of them:
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@weakdome: I still stand by my Va Va Va Voom comment. They also have a Rolleiflex on their Myspace page. That makes them infinitely cool in my book.
I love Rolleiflexes
@weakdome: I still think they're hot.
Also, that laundromat photo is the coolest photo of a laundromat I've ever seen.
@DamThatRiver: I thought it was especially funny that they were singing under such prestegious signs as "restrooms" and "men".
I was just showing the amazing contrast between what a good photographer and makeup artist can do, and a more real-life photo looks like :)
@weakdome: Believe me, as an amateur photographer I understand completely.
It also works both ways though. Put a camera in the hands of a novice and no matter how many MP or how great a lens (or whatever film you use) you can make a gorgeous woman look like crap.



















LOL to the last image title.