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16 Comments on Being Part of the Problem
Don't touch the wall would be the best decision, as that would be very disgusting.
This is gross and cool all at the same time. The things we ponder at. Thanks for sharing.
Bio-hazard comes to mind, I think a wide path is the best solution. Have a great day!
Yuck! I'm not a big fan of this wall of 'art' ! I'm glad you didn't get too close taking the photo, LOL
I am not sure how healthy that would be but it is sort of interesting in an off beat sort of way.. Thanks for the blog. I like the picture..
bg
I DEFINITELY watch my step and steer clear of the infamous gum wall!
Don't touch! is my motto on this one!...
In a world where bazaar viruses and bacteriums are the new germ warfare, one can only wonder how much of a bio-hazard that display is. Still, we know art is in the eye of the beholder. One thing for certain - It is a fascinating subject to photograph and blog about:-)
Judi good post, the wall looks disgusting, but it can also interesting to see ...
Emilia Cooper
Good evening Judi. Charlie B did an article about this but only showed a small section and no history. Now we know the rest of the story...
Judi--amazing what some people view as art. Hope you enjoyed happy hour with your husband and rest of July 4th weekend.
Icky and Sticky and oh so germy, When I walk by it, i get kind of squirmy!...
Kind of cool... But then again, kinda yuck at the same time... ABC gum. Already been chewed!
Hi Judi,
If it was just blobs of paint, I would say it was pretty cool; however, after going to Wikipedia, I discovered there really is a potential environmental hazard.
"Chewing gum is usually disposed responsibly, but is commonly seen hiding underneath benches and tables; once the chewing gum dries, it is difficult to remove. On sidewalks and pavements, it sticks to the ground firmly. Also, Chewing Gum does not break down over time, making it a potential hazard to the environment."
Thanks for posting this building from what appears to be from an eclectic part of town in Seattle. It's always interesting to find something different. Thanks Judi!
Judi,
I don't think I really have anything to add. I vote Yucky! "Nothing is lost that makes a memory blog post." Thanks!
Hi Chris, Patricia and John~ It is indeed the yuckiest germ-fest going on. I was surprised by the gumball machine! Yet, folks come from far and wide for photo opportunities, and shops sell Gum Wall memorabilia like there's no tomorrow.
Perhaps a pristine water view with snow capped mountains is in order for my next blog post!...
Judi, I am aware of the potential issues, but I can't help myself, I LOVE IT!!! Maybe it would be different if I was actually there...
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