#tetchy

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roof, ceiling el techo

Imagine a rooftop bar on the roof of your house with techno music, so loud that it makes you tetchy.

Can you jump high enough to touch the ceiling?

Where’s Waldo? He’s on the roof. ¿Dónde está Wally? Él está en el techo.

’Waldo’ on a rooftop? It’s a project by Canadian artist Melanie Coles. She built a large image of the iconic "Waldo" onto a rooftop in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. There’s a set on Flickr that shows how they made the painting.

Picture by Carolyn Coles on Flickr

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Tetchy O'Brien's Pub, Allston, MA 15 August 2025

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I think I’ve peaked with this one

Tetchy at Mohawk Place, 7/28/22

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Tetchy at Mohawk Place 7/28/22

[daily-spanish-word]

roof, ceiling el techo

Imagine a rooftop bar on the roof of your house with techno music, so loud that it makes you tetchy.

Can you jump high enough to touch the ceiling?

Where’s Waldo? He’s on the roof. ¿Dónde está Wally? Él está en el techo.

’Waldo’ on a rooftop? It’s a project by Canadian artist Melanie Coles. She built a large image of the iconic "Waldo" onto a rooftop in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. There’s a set on Flickr that shows how they made the painting.

Picture by Carolyn Coles on Flickr

[daily-spanish-word]

roof, ceiling el techo

Can you jump high enough to touch the ceiling?

Where’s Waldo? He’s on the roof. ¿Dónde está Wally? Él está en el techo.

’Waldo’ on a rooftop? It’s a project by Canadian artist Melanie Coles. She built a large image of the iconic "Waldo" onto a rooftop in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. There’s a set on Flickr that shows how they made the painting.

Picture by Carolyn Coles on Flickr

[daily-spanish-word]

roof, ceiling el techo

Can you jump high enough to touch the ceiling?

Where’s Waldo? He’s on the roof. ¿Dónde está Wally? Él está en el techo.

’Waldo’ on a rooftop? It’s a project by Canadian artist Melanie Coles. She built a large image of the iconic "Waldo" onto a rooftop in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. There’s a set on Flickr that shows how they made the painting.

Picture by Carolyn Coles on Flickr