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now are empty shells. (And all of the people seem to have vanished, too.) Seen in Nantucket, Massachusetts. Photo by Jules

United States. Talk about no respect. Here we have a Home Depot in Reston, Virginia that apparently thinks an empty shelf serves more of a purpose than an actual functioning payphone. We fear they may be right. Photo by Melissa Jonas

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Respect

by 2600 Magazine | 81 words

Canada. Sure, maybe nobody’s using the damn thing. But at least it looks attractive and artistic. So the next time you see a lonely payphone, think about making it look pretty. This one was found in Vancouver, British Columbia. Photo by Lani Johnson

Taiwan. Someone always has to go a bit overboard, don’t they? This phone, seen at TPE Airport’s international terminal in Taipei, is definitely too pretty for anyone to take seriously. The Hello Kitty craze has really gotten out of hand. Photo by Henrik

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The Back Cover Photos

by 2600 | 206 words

This auto collision shop, discovered by Kc7eph , in Seattle, is not our latest business venture. But they did manage to frame the 2600 in an almost perfect position for a future cover.

Yes, it’s another 2600 building, this one found by Jules in Lighthouse Point, Florida. We don’t know about having the solution to the national debt problem, but we do know this building is for sale and would make a dandy hacker space.

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