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- Five dollars is not too much too pay for a streetcorner umbrella outside Penn Station.
- Thirty seconds is about half a minute too long to wait before realizing (1).
- Thirty-sixth Street and Seventh Avenue is a flood plain where water washes freely over storm drains and up onto the sidewalk without the slightest ripple.
- Forty-first Street and Broadway is even worse. As above, but three or four inches deep.
- Some puddles are too broad to jump without a good running start.
- Getting spashed by a car makes very little difference.
Comments
I love this entry. You paint quite a picture with that list. You sure have my sympathies. What a drag (or slosh maybe?).
Posted by: bonnie | October 12, 2005 08:04 PM