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I Heart Containerized Shipping by ~256:icon256:

Categories Digital Art > Drawings > Political

©2008 ~256
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Submitted: May 5
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Once you start looking for it, it's hard not to be amazed by the influence that the invention of containerized shipping has had on the world.

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~Lord-Koth:iconLord-Koth: May 5, 2008, 4:29:32 PM
WIN! I now heart Containerized Shipping too!

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"Need a dispenser here. Need a dispense here."
-The Scout
~treehugginhippie:icontreehugginhippie: May 5, 2008, 4:44:56 PM
Lmfao! I Love it!

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[increase the peace]
~256:icon256: May 6, 2008, 2:56:43 PM
Thank you!
(My first convert!)
*bukwessul:iconbukwessul: May 9, 2008, 7:39:30 PM
Although unrequited, I too have always had the love of the shipping container.

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~256:icon256: May 12, 2008, 8:00:20 AM
Buk! I loved April's nature photos.

How have you been?
*bukwessul:iconbukwessul: May 13, 2008, 7:02:29 PM
Terrific. Busy but getting outdoors to relieve the stress. I do love shipping containers by the way-I wasn't joking. Why Do you love them?

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~256:icon256: May 17, 2008, 2:12:51 PM
I think partially it's an appreciation of how such an incredibly simple thing (basically a box in a few standardized sizes) can change so much in such a fundamental way.

The other part to it is the fun of looking out for things whose design is influenced by the constraints of shipping-container dimensions. It's sort of like being privy to some occult information (like the megalithic yard, or the pyramid inch, only real) and seeing it where most people overlook it.
*bukwessul:iconbukwessul: May 17, 2008, 4:44:41 PM
Interesting. I hadn't thought above the utilitarian aspect of them. The prospects for their use after the initial use is the thrill for me. When I was stationed in South Korea I was amazed at how many people used them as their homes in the countryside. Many were immaculatly tidy and brightly painted. It challenged the way I thought about utilityand thrift.

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