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How to Press the Walk Button in Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Netherlands - corsakti - Tuesday, April 30th, 2002 : goo
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kini: 30th Apr 2002 - 03:25 GMT
this is so random and amusing to me. small things, eh?
also, the button pusher has really small feet.
Peter: the button pusher has no eyes!
Peter: 30th Apr 2002 - 11:30 GMT
sometimes, here in nyc, the crosswalk signs get confused, and flash conflicting messages- the white sillhouette of a walking person over the orange flashing hand that says "stop!". it can be very tricky.
elaine: 14th Apr 2005 - 09:19 GMT
so remember, don't not walk, and only push the button if you have small feet and no eyes
H .C Michigan USA: 11th Jul 2007 - 06:17 GMT
haha small feet and the simple things ya what about those wavy lines on the English roads? Whats that all about too? Seems they think we're all having vision problems? LOL
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