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Playing on the bridge
February 28, 2008 at 11:16 PM
Greetings,Some days are weirder than others in Japan. At 6.30 this morning I was crossing a 4 lane bridge across one of Japan’s major rivers. The car in front of me was straddling two lanes and going at about 5kph. As I tried to crawl past him I saw the drive was slumped in his seat. I quickly accelerated to the police box at the end of the bridge but it was empty, as they were all off taking violin lessons from Emily. I ran back into the middle of the bridge and started banging on the guys window as his door was locked. Fortunately his car had slowed to about 2kph by now but it was still heading towards the busiest intersection in the prefecture and that is on a slope. So I walked alongside the car pushing it into the side of the road as hard as possible. After about 50 meters it crashed into the side and stopped. At this point the driver seemed to be having a major fit. Ambulance and police turned up in droves and stood outside the window looking at the guy. This didn’t impress me so I went to work.
I think I need some prunes,
Buri
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it seems to be a usefulanalog of playign a cocnerto. For a few minutes I was weaving in and out of four lanes of traffic on foot and tryign to derail a mercedes Benz without getting killed. It presented such an interesitng array of logistical problems I didn`t have time to feel anythign very much. I may wear my underpants outside my tights for the next week or so.
Cheers,
Buri
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