Allanois '07Follow

Tricky's got a winner.

As long as the toll roads are fixed by then (292? i think). In their current state I refuse to drive on them.

HAHA!

Yup, I'll miss out on the old run down apartment buildings.

Actually, last time I was through about 5 weeks ago, I accidentally drove through an iPass lane (with a rental car). The lanes split, and I merged the wrong way. By the time I realized what lane I was in, it was too late.

I'm sure they got a pic of the car, but I've yet to get a bill for the toll.

What he said.

Boston panhandlers are entertaining and spooky all at the same time. It was nice to know that he found me attractive...but...something about him, I dunno. Didn't seem like my type.


/shudder

I don't think they ticket for I-Pass lanes until you've got about five violations, over $10 in unpaid tolls or both. Something like that. But they don't nab people for a single "oh sh[Aqua][/Aqua]it, wrong lane" or the transponder sliding under the seat and failing to communicate.

I really like the idea of making this a yearly tradition, but more than once in a year is too much for me financially. It sounds like most people feel the same way. I will be up for one same time next year in the south, or a month or two later in the north. I think we've learned spring in the north is too unpredictable weather wise. So when the time comes to really pick a place and time Ill be for it. ut if the Allanois is going to happen before 2007, Ill think of you and be bitter, but will be unable to make it.

Yeah but now it's "Zam's kids." Not sure who that would draw. Sounds like a Saturday morning cartoon show.

I know I'm psychotic and a little masochistic, but a Greyhound trip to Chicago would only be $100 - and 14 hours longer - than Boston!
I'm not really sure I hate myself that much.




Yet.

That beggar was not entertaining in any fashion (except for being followed out by the Rent-a-Cop)...spooky, maybe, creepy and desperate, yes. I saw another guy, an old white dude on the subway, wander up the car mumbling "anyone got change...help me get a coffee..." without actually looking at anyone, then sat down and talked at some young woman.

New York panhandlers (that I've met) can be decent folk though. I encountered one black fellow with a group of friends outside Grand Central...he came over and started chatting, very friendly-like, asked if we liked r&b and started to sing a bit (rather well actually) then asked for a dollar, or some change. Due to the amiable, non-creepy manner in which he approached I gave him 50 cents and a cigarette.

Yeah, the dude in the food court who invaded our coffee time after dinner. Smelly, toothless old coot.

So Nobby did show up after all?

Well, he seemed to take a liking to Exo, but ignoring him did do the trick. I just watched as he shuffled away across the court, attracting the cop's attention, and was shadowed out the back doors.

That was actually me checking on how the stand in actor was doing.