Stephanie Brim
Mental Experimental.
I can't do it. It's frustrating because I'd like to offer my Nikon FE. 
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what's stopping you?
BillBingham2
Registered User
This is kind of like in NYC when people gather around someone perched on a ledge and shout JUMP!!!!!
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ChrisPlatt
Thread Killer
Urban legend?
Urban legend?
Did you ever actually witness this in or around NYC?
In 46 years I haven't. Saw it in the movies though...
Chris
Urban legend?
BillBingham2 said:
Did you ever actually witness this in or around NYC?
In 46 years I haven't. Saw it in the movies though...
Chris
BillBingham2
Registered User
In the 9 years I worked in Manhattan and lived in Queens and Brooklyn I saw people stop and watch. The ones that comment loadly they should jump were always the people who continued walking by at a brisk (normal for New Yorker) pace.
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ChrisPlatt
Thread Killer
I guess that's why tourists look up as they walk around Manhattan
(at their stunned, meandering out-of-towner pace) -
to avoid being hit by all those plummeting lunatic bodies...
Chris
(at their stunned, meandering out-of-towner pace) -
to avoid being hit by all those plummeting lunatic bodies...
Chris
gb hill
Veteran
Trade for what? Then we will know whether you should jump or not.
BillBingham2
Registered User
I used to walk my best friend part of the way home for her and me to a better F train stop. On day a stone head fell off a building and missed her by about a foot. She grew up in Manhattan and I learned how to WALK from her.
I think tourists look up to get the more inexperienced pick pockets an even chance of success. Either that or it’s to give older pigeons a better shot at a full frontal target.
I have to admit, I did it at first too. But I got over it quick. Hell, I even dragged my ex-wife from the village on a walk to the Trade Centers. After all, they looked close from there, how big could they be? She was not happy that night, but she did sleep soundly.
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I think tourists look up to get the more inexperienced pick pockets an even chance of success. Either that or it’s to give older pigeons a better shot at a full frontal target.
I have to admit, I did it at first too. But I got over it quick. Hell, I even dragged my ex-wife from the village on a walk to the Trade Centers. After all, they looked close from there, how big could they be? She was not happy that night, but she did sleep soundly.
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Stephanie Brim
Mental Experimental.
I can't actually put it as a trade. I can sell things, but it won't let me post a trade ad. The Wanted or Trade options don't show up.
I may try Safari to see if it's just Firefox acting up.
(And sorry for not getting back sooner, but I had to leave. I wanted ice cream and I went to try out the Sonnar in a more worthy location than my backyard. )
I may try Safari to see if it's just Firefox acting up.
(And sorry for not getting back sooner, but I had to leave. I wanted ice cream and I went to try out the Sonnar in a more worthy location than my backyard.
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use the for sale button first and then the trade button.
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Stephanie Brim
Mental Experimental.
The problem actually seems to be that there are no categories inputted for trades. When I select trade in the first drop-down box and go to the next option, it gives me a blank drop-down box on the next screen.
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go to the wtt section and then hit place an ad.
Stephanie Brim
Mental Experimental.
There's a good idea...why didn't I think of that?
Stephanie Brim
Mental Experimental.
THERE WE GO! Now all I have to do is remember that's what you have to do.