Ok, here goes:
In front of my laptop, (Just above the moniter when it's folded up), I have a poster of "Eleanor" from the movie Gone in Sixty Seconds, there is a flowing American Flag in the background of the poster. Beneath that, I have a cutout from a magazine of Mike Metzger doing a backflip, next to that a picture of a Ferrari F-50 GTR, then there is a picture of a White Lamborghini Countach.
Next to my light switch I have a stupid postcard that says: " Do you beleive in Love or should I walk by again?". Beneath my light switch I have two postcards from friends, One is a picture of a castle in Scotland, and another is a night shot of Lose Angeles.
To the left of my door there is a Playbill (I think, they hang outside to advertise shows, I don't remember what they are called) of Miss Saigon, which was signed by all of the cast members from a Broadway production. Then beneath that playbill is a playbill of Beauty and the Beast.
Above my closet door, sitting on the door sill(? or is it jam(b)?), when I got my car, sitting where the license plate would be was a mock license plate by Saleen. And it says "Saleen"..."Power in the hands of a few."
To the left of my closet door, there is a poster of three pictures done by Scott Mutter...If you are familar with him, it is a poster of the piece with the people walking near an air plane wing, the man and the Escalator, and finally the people and the Train engine. Above my window is a picture of an ice cream cone that is imitating a famous piece of artwork, that for the life of me I cannot remember, the screaming guy?, and it's titled Ice Scream Cone...
On the wall next to that is a long mirror, above that window is an old license plate from my car. Next to my window I have a poster of the "Evolution" of mustangs.
Last but not least, on the last wall, above my bed I have a poster by Robert Doisneau, entitled: Le Baiser De L'Hotel De Ville, Paris 1950. And another poster on the other half of the wall, a pretty freakin scary poster from Sweeny Todd, which my godmother was in. It played at the Lyric Opera House in Chicago a couple months ago, and I got to see the show (very good btw.) The poster is: "Gava" by Ed Paschke.
And finally, next to that poster, I have two 3x5 pics of mah beautiful car, taken just a couple of weeks ago...It's stance is so nice.
