Poster #185: Vermillion, SD, USA

Ryan wrote: "Karl is very popular in the Midwest of the United States."

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Poster #183: Atlanta, USA

Matt sent this pic of friend sabotage.

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Poster #182: Alcatraz, San Francisco, USA

Darren sent in these posters from San Francisco.

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Poster #179: Seaside Heights, NJ, USA

Corey writes: " It would do Mr. Dilkington well to visit this place. Not only is it a lovely little resort town with some great beaches (where I'm sure he would have fun sitting in the sand, bothering the crabs), but there's also a lot of weird stuff an' that. Case in point-- walking home from the boardwalk after putting up the poster, I saw a guy gardening with a chainsaw.
True story."

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Poster #175: Winston-Salem, NC, USA

Vicki wrote: "I put this poster up in the golf shop for all of the golfers to enjoy. I think there are bacteria that have better lives than Karl."

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Poster #174: Honolulu, HI, USA

Devin from Honolulu writes:

"It's official. The phenomenon has come full circle - through the
pacific ocean. This might probably be as far away from England as it
gets. Nowhere more remote, thats for sure. However, we must not forget
what this innocuous poster represents...

-- no matter where you go in the world, across oceans and through
cultures, there are people who, not only share Karl's values and
ideals, but care enough to go out and proudly spread the message just
for one last 30 minutes of escaping our hectic everyday lives, and
reveling in the charming simplicity that is Karl's mind.

It is a beautiful irony that Karl's outlook on life may not be as crazy
as it seems when compared to some of the insanity that is ever present
in all of our lives around the world; and that's why we all love
listening to him.

This is my tribute to the most unprecedented, widespread, cultural icon
of this generation whose fame is global and is based solely the shape
of his head."

Well said. If I were Karl, I'd cry after reading that. This poster is very far from the other posters. Could it actually be the loneliest Karl in the world? That makes me a little sad too.

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Potser #172: San Francisco, CA, USA

David from SF wrote: "I put up 10 posters total on the front and back of five light poles, so people can see Karl's bald Manc head greeting them or wishing farewell at the end of the day."

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Poster #171: New York City, USA

George writes: "I have the privilege of a wonderful view from my office on 14th Street in New York City. The only way to make it better is to add the world's roundest head."

You said it!

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Poster #168: Berkeley, CA, USA

Thanks to Jonathan and Anand for this photo!

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Poster #161: Philadelphia, PA, USA

Bruno from Philadelphia writes: "I'm glad to report that the Phillies did win in dramatic fashion at the end of the game. It was brilliant. I will from now on be taking Karl with me to each game I go to as a lucky charm."

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Poster #160: Ann Arbor, MI, USA

All these posters were put up by Doug from Ann Arbor. Admirable enthusiasm!

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Poster #159: Decatur, GA, USA

John from Decatur writes: "The poster is located at a small community park outside Atlanta … the ball-playing youths no doubt confused now by two round objects on the pitch (three, counting the sunflower).

Also, last Halloween I used a simple Karl cutout guide to carve our pumpkins. Naturally, the head fits perfectly on the orange surface."

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Poster #153: San Diego, CA, USA

Thanks to Emerson from San Diego for sending in this poster.

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Poster #135: Emeryville, CA, USA

Rick has made an effort. He writes: "This is the fine art publishing company where we work. The windows are 44" x 60" and wrap around the entire building. The view below is what you can see when posters don't obscure the view. That is: our building can be seen by most major Bay Area commute traffic."

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Poster #133: Burleson, TX, USA

Cory sent these pictures from Texas.

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Poster #124: University of Washington, USA

Alex writes: "This picture was taken outside the School of Art at the University of Washington. There are Cherry Blossoms in the back. They only bloom once a year. Didn't Karl only like art in school? Also I posted the poster on a cafe billboard. Doesn't Karl always hang out at cafes."

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Poster #120: Lincoln, Nebraska, USA

Thanks to Matthew for sending in the first one from Nebraska!

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Poster #119: Oakland, CA, USA

Lene who sent this photo writes: "This picture taken in Oakland California, USA on 13th St., at the historic Tribune Tower, where I work."

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Poster #118: San Jose, CA, USA

Thanks to Megan for this poster: "Here's a poster I put up on the pedestrian bridge going over a freeway. At one end is a local FoodMax. Now everyone leaving the store will subconsciously purchase a sack of oranges."

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Poster #117: Fort Worth, TX, USA

Don't mess with Texas #2.

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