12 - 17 - 10 Walking on 42nd St., near Bryant Park, a guy from Tokyo and named Shin, had a black bowler's hat on this head that caught my eye. While he smoked a cigarette, I took him aside against the metal fence. His wore very baggy jeans that were cuffed at the bottoms, red plaid shirt under his short leather jacket. The ends of his hair that were sticking out from under his hat were bleached an Orange color. And he spoke English. The guy on 42nd St. near Broadway was bundled up for the cold. His fake fur trapper's hat was tied under his chin and his navy scarf was wrapped securely around his neck. A turquoise color t-shirt hung out from under this jacket that had some white designs on it and wore gray-jersey running pants. Said his name was Egarton.
Friday, December 17, 2010
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
12 - 14 - 10 In front of the H&M store at the corner of Fifth & 42nd St. was a oriental guy, wearing a large black fur trappers hat, black parka, black long scarf around his neck, black jeans and yellow high-top sneakers. The guy on 44th St. had two silver piercings on his lip, a cap on his head with graffiti on the front, with his hood from his sweatshirt on and over it. Wore a motorcycle jacket, studded belt on his low-ripped jeans.
Sunday, December 12, 2010
12 - 12 - 10 Walking south on Fifth Ave. near 28th St., a Japanese guy, named Tim wore green rubber rain boots, a slouchy black sweatshirt over a gray long neck jersey t-shirt with black jersey pants, tucked into his rain boots. On his shoulder he carried a black bag that had a black stuffed animal attached to it. The next guy who came along said his name was Mohammed and had a very long scarf loosely around his neck that went down to his knees, wool hooded coat worn open, jeans tucked into his combat boots. His hair was closely cropped to his head and was dyed blond and wore very large, one-piece plastic sunglasses that looked like a shield. He was a tall guy and had a silver-ball piercing under his bottom lip.
Saturday, December 11, 2010
12 - 12 - 10 Leaving Union Square area and walking on 16th St, a guy dressed in the uniform of all black was approaching. Upclose, he looked a little bit, like a young Elvis. He had jet black hair that he combed back off of his forehead, with a wisp of a curl and light facial hair. He wore a white t-shirt, under his long button down sweater, under his hooded, thigh-length coat with tight black jeans. Nice-looking guy.
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
12 -8 - 10 Walking on chilly 42nd St, along came a guy who was warmly dressed in a gray-knit trapper's hat with Mohawk fringe on top. I had him turn his head sideways, to get a better look. He wore a black wool jacket with white decals going down the length of the arms and a large white running horse was on the front of it. Black heavy gloves, stone-washed black jeans.
Monday, December 6, 2010
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