3/17/2008
St. Patrick's Day Parade Problems [pic]
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The St. Patrick's Day Parade in New York City started at 10am (an hour early) today on 5th Avenue because so many people showed up.
Cool for everyone skipping work for the parade. Crappy for me and the ton of people trying to cross 5th Avenue and get to work.
The street was totally blocked off with those metal crowd control barricades. I dodged a couple cops and cut across the street between marching divisions of National Guard Troops.
The cops on the other side of 5th Ave were less than happy with me, but they'll have much worse to deal with today. People were already drunk while I was buying my morning cup of coffee around 9:30am.
I can't wait to see the puddles of vomit and trash when I walk home tonight.
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Cool for everyone skipping work for the parade. Crappy for me and the ton of people trying to cross 5th Avenue and get to work.
The street was totally blocked off with those metal crowd control barricades. I dodged a couple cops and cut across the street between marching divisions of National Guard Troops.
The cops on the other side of 5th Ave were less than happy with me, but they'll have much worse to deal with today. People were already drunk while I was buying my morning cup of coffee around 9:30am.
I can't wait to see the puddles of vomit and trash when I walk home tonight.
methodshop | facebook image
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