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It's surprising this doesn't happen more often. I'm guessing there's been at least some attempt to suicide-proof it.
Some of them here.
Heck, a UW prof just ran into a Dick's drive in up in Lake City and got a DUI for it.
That's a heck of a lot closer than NYC or that neck of the woods.
Well I have trouble taking that seriously -- there's all too much faux politeness these days.
"Oh and excuse me for not cleaning up the splatter, too. I do beg your pardon."
It's almost like he was suffering under the weight of extreme and unwarranted guilt. What's that called? Oh, yeah, depression.
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Seriously...WTF kind of question was that?!
What I find strange is that according to the link, there were only seven other people up there. Last time I was there, it took me an hour in line to get to the top, and it was full of people. But that was mid-May, not late March.
BTW, the view from the top of 30 Rock is better.
19- Most Ivy League students are effete, sheltered, privileged white kids with awful parents.
You know what? Suicide doesn't sound all that bad now when you think about it.
There were pedestrians nearby. A guy ran over and covered the body with his umbrella.
Every time I hear about a subway suicide in this city, I think of the driver who had to witness it firsthand. At least two of my co-workers were on trains that were stopped by suicides; one described the driver as acting preternaturally normal as he let out passengers, completely white in the face, and in the other incident, the driver just let out blood-curdling screams over and over. Screw you.