The (brief) story: Some friends and I had just eaten at the fourth floor subway and were leaning over the balcony above the escalators. One of them wondered what would happen if he dropped his soda -- wondered how people would respond and how big the splash would be. I did one better. I pulled a dollar bill from my pocket and said, "I wonder what would happen if I dropped this?" Without much further ado, I folded it in half (hot dog, baby!) and dropped it down, and it floated down two storeys to the ground. A few guys stood there just looking at it for a moment, then someone came running up from about fifteen feet away, screaming, "MONEEEEYYY!"
It was hilarious. At the same time, I'm kind of depressed, because he didn't look up to see if someone had accidentally dropped it!
(Not that it was an accident. It was a... social experiment, if you will. Or just a good use of a dollar for laughs.)
I gave out a dollar to the first person who found me on pictochat
But then I grabbed a dollar on the expo hall floor that appeared to be forgotten and unnoticed.
I found a dollar on the bottom of an escalator but I assume it wasn't yours because I did not run up and yell "MONEY" and run off. I was going down the escalator saw a dollar and grabbed it then walked off with my friends. If it was, sorry but nobody around seemed to have dropped anything and it ended up going to the cookie brigade anyway.
There were several pennies surrounding a toilet in the BYOC mens bathroom. I was wondering how long they would remain there. I sure wasn't going to pick them up. They were gone after a couple hours. Another social experiment?
Try being a Vendor at an anime convention and then yelling "Free Stuff" and rolling a plushie on the ground. The outcome can be very amusing and generates more laughs than any ethnic jokes
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jsn: and there was some dude(note that: DUDE) dressed up as Mai from KOF
Jeff: I see
jsn: and I was like "I wonder how he goes to the washroom, does he just like...brush his loincloth to the side or what?"
jsn: friend was like "DUDE he's BEHIND YOU"
Oh my god, I wish I had seen that! I would have seriously started rofling all over the floor.
No money found, but I got the full 5-dvd set of PAX 2007 and a full MTG deck for free. It's amazing what happens when you go to the exhibition hall on the last hour of Sunday.
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A lust for conquest and absolute power, and the desire to have a really big… gun.
-Shelley, Xenosaga Episode I
Try being a Vendor at an anime convention and then yelling "Free Stuff" and rolling a plushie on the ground. The outcome can be very amusing and generates more laughs than any ethnic jokes
Last year I actually found a Castlevania: Portrait of Ruin cart lying on the ground about 20 feet away from the bandland booths. I looked around to see if anyone had dropped it, had a DS out, etc. but I didn't see anyone. I held on to it, and played it. It's a cool game. If any of you lost it last year, I'll see if I can get it back to you some time. I think I deleted one save file, but I can check names on the other ones.
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Along the shore the cloud waves break,
The twin suns sink beneath the lake,
The shadows lengthen
In Carcosa.
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But then I grabbed a dollar on the expo hall floor that appeared to be forgotten and unnoticed.
I'll bet you a quarter it was mine.
I SURVIVED THE PAX 2009 CON-SARS BREAKOUT!
It sounds like my buddy Phillip, but he was an Enforcer this year. Was it an Enforcer that grabbed your buck?
Jeff: I see
jsn: and I was like "I wonder how he goes to the washroom, does he just like...brush his loincloth to the side or what?"
jsn: friend was like "DUDE he's BEHIND YOU"
No money found, but I got the full 5-dvd set of PAX 2007 and a full MTG deck for free. It's amazing what happens when you go to the exhibition hall on the last hour of Sunday.
-Shelley, Xenosaga Episode I
Nah, guy had an orange shirt. (Faded orange.)
OMG, that sounds amazing!
The twin suns sink beneath the lake,
The shadows lengthen
In Carcosa.