Two men take a stand for your right to . . . well, stand.
I guess my only questions are:
1) Is there a minimum speed limit on the West Side Highway and are pedestrians required to walk at that limit or above? Because I'm out of shape and I don't think I can.
2) Are pedestrians in the city's riverside parks required to obey the various nautical laws? Because I'm not carrying an anchor around with me all day on the off chance I decide to chat with a friend by the river.
3) If you sit on a park bench that is less than 15' from a fire hydrant, will the Park Police fine you? Because that sounds like entrapment.
4) Does 'alternate side parking' mean pedestrians can't use the other side of the street?
5) If pedestrians refuse to move after getting ticketed by the Park Police, will they have them towed? And where would they put that wicked looking hook?
I guess I should address these questions to Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe. Here's his online contact if you want to ask him yourself.
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23 hours ago
5 comments:
Please tell me you have sent those questions to him... also, see you this weekend!
I'm planning to send something a tad less sarcastic . . . but just a tad.
I'm very psyched about the weekend. Could you arrange for it to be cool and overcast?
I suspect it must be the same in New York, that everyone knows that Park Police are quite a lot like university campus police and rent-a-cops: big egos, little skills, fake badge, no gun, tiny dicks.
I have arranged for brief thunderstorms on Saturday morning, but I'm afraid that's the best that I can do on short notice.
Courtesy, Professionalism, Respect.
I feel safer already.
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