DAJB at 6:48AM, Oct. 16, 2009

Ah, the days before TV! Folks had to make their own entertainment in those days!

Coydog at 7:07PM, Oct. 12, 2009

He's selling peanuts actually, LOL Hotdogs were around in some form as early as 1880, but it was an American thing and didn't really get across the Atlantic that soon - I think. And I was wondering when people would catch on to that little drama in the foreground.

tommym at 5:47PM, Oct. 12, 2009

Dear Monique, Nice view Kids selling papers, guy selling hot dogs. Woman in bottom center seems to be pining for man waving hat while unhappy boyfriend looks on.You put in alot of detail:) Tommy

Coydog at 3:55PM, Oct. 12, 2009

Yeah, Darryl's original script had a somewhat more sombre feeling in mind, but I've seen the sort of morbid post-mortem circus that gathers around a death scene, especially when it concerns the rich and famous, and the bloody-minded little apes in everyone's hindbrains eventually get the better of them.

khard12 at 10:38AM, Oct. 12, 2009

Love the gawkers!