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• At 2006.11.01 01:17, Kate Mura said:

  Prettu unattractive scene, but a great photo!

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• At 2006.11.01 01:28, Sally said:

  Where’s the trash disappear to?

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• At 2006.11.01 01:29, Sally said:

  PS – Oh I love the clarity of the pic.

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• At 2006.11.01 01:37, Norma said:

  good one! Starbucks originated here in the Northwest. I think they are just about everywhere now.

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• At 2006.11.01 02:28, Eric at Paris Daily Photo said:

  Whew! You had me scared there. I thought for sure you were going to say that Starbucks was going to disappear!

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• At 2006.11.01 03:00, jean said:

  Great photo. You are so smart.

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• At 2006.11.01 03:12, James said:

  Hurray! FIts the theme perfectly!

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• At 2006.11.01 03:14, John - Melbourne said:

  Aaah very good, an amusing entry indeed… I guess I was wrong then?…. you didn’t drink all that coffee did you?!

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• At 2006.11.01 03:15, Felicia said:

  Good one!

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• At 2006.11.01 03:30, magik said:

  that’s a lot of coffees. starbucks is my guilty pleasure – but only for coffee on the go :)

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• At 2006.11.01 03:50, Ham said:

  Makes me think of the Dome in London – I wonder if that’s where they go their inspiration from, there are similarities in more than one way ;-)

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• At 2006.11.01 04:59, Kala said:

  what a great photo – I cannot imagine how much coffee gets consumed a day!

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• At 2006.11.01 06:41, Olivier said:

  Bravo, superbe photo (belle publicité pour startbuck ;o)) et tres bonne idée. je ne m’attendais pas a cela.

  
  Cheer, superb photo (beautiful publicity for startbuck ;O) ) and very good idea. I did not expect has that.

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• At 2006.11.01 06:49, midnitebara said:

  thought it was starbucks disappearing soon, whew!

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• At 2006.11.01 07:11, jazzy said:

  wow look at all those empty cups, makes a great picture!
  business is blooming, they’re really popular, coffee is truly nice drink and hopefully that will never disappear =)

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• At 2006.11.01 10:16, Gerald said:

  What a shame — I was hoping it WAS Starbucks that was disappearing!

  only joking!

  or am I?

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• At 2006.11.01 11:10, Keropokman said:

  They might not be gone. They might be on their way to be recycled. They might be back as Starbucks papercups again hahaha…

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• At 2006.11.01 11:15, Candice & Megan said:

  I love this photo! Haha…nice red lipstick on the one Starbucks cup. Very interesting picture today!

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• At 2006.11.01 15:31, Kim said:

  Ah, such a clever photo, and a great shot, BTW! Now if only Starbucks would make their buying practices disappear to be replaced by something more equitable for the coffee bean farmers in other lands. . . .Oxfam America has a campaign on right now to meet with the Star bucks executives and present thousands of signatures on petitions requesting that farmers receive a better return and share some of the Starbucks profit margin. Hopefully, something wonderful can happen through this.
  -Kim

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• At 2006.11.01 17:37, Jenny said:

  That is a wonderful photograph – too funny! (There is NOTHING in that can other than Starbucks cups – what does that tell you about their world domination!_

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• At 2006.11.01 21:13, Helen said:

  Jeez, when I first saw the photo I, too, thought it was Starbucks that was going, going GONE! Glad it’s just the trash!

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• At 2006.11.02 03:15, RestedTraveler said:

  I fear one of those may just be mine: a tall decaf pumpkin spice latte with soy milk.

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• At 2006.11.02 18:03, Jessica said:

  Hey Denton i love the photo. Who knew that trash could look so good. I love the way you captured the trash can.

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• At 2007.06.27 11:50, pins&needles said:

  I wonder if Starbucks would consider having recycling bins? It would help make more cups for more coffee. Just because their sleeves say that they’re made from post-consumer recycled material doesn’t mean anything. Nevertheless, I still enjoy their coffee and this is a great picture.

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