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Here are two pictures from RR Anderson's photostream on two well known "creative class" local Tacoma hipsters:

Pictures are here:

Amazing and cool! The epic Tacoma struggles.

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by izenmania on 5/5/2008 @ 1:57pm	Strange... I wonder what they could mean...
by KevinFreitas on 5/5/2008 @ 2:01pm	That's pretty messed up stuff! Can't wait to see how these come up in someone's film.
by thriceallamerican on 5/5/2008 @ 2:02pm	Morgan is absolutely GIANT in that first one. Very amusing Photoshop work!
by AP on 5/5/2008 @ 2:08pm	Kinda spooky.
by Erik on 5/5/2008 @ 2:43pm	I have no idea if these scenes were actually used or if they were from the same movie or not. The train certainly looks like it is moving though. Daniel Blue shows a great "level of commitment."
by intacoma on 5/5/2008 @ 3:16pm	looks like a scene from passion of the christ ha
by NineInchNachos on 5/5/2008 @ 3:40pm	although I had strong moral objections to the imagery I was hired to produce, I just couldn't say no to the money... times are tough and I'll do anything to feed my family.
by UnstableArt on 5/10/2008 @ 1:11pm	Ha ha! Loved the use of these pics in the Blogging Murders - my fav film.
by izenmania on 5/10/2008 @ 3:18pm	my fav film. Thankee!
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