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Nov 12, 2006 06:44 |  #1

Cross street can be fun!

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Nov 13, 2006 00:25 |  #2

You said it, Bu, that is fun. I miss in a weird way the crossings of streets in China, always a pleasant thrill - and interesting things to see. :)


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Nov 14, 2006 04:00 as a reply to  @ Olli's post |  #3

Western friend tell me same thing about crossing street. It is art to him. First thing he learn is not make quick move or run.

Not all Chinese understand how cross street too. I have picture of man almost hit by bus when he run.


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Nov 14, 2006 05:11 |  #4

No one would dare run over someone carrying their pet alligator. Fun shot!


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Nov 14, 2006 05:44 as a reply to  @ Woolburr's post |  #5

You want bet? You need experience Chinese Taxi driver!


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Nov 14, 2006 14:37 |  #6

Bu Yao wrote in post #2260518 (external link)
You want bet? You need experience Chinese Taxi driver!

Yes. I have taken, perhaps, 50 taxi rides in Suzhou and 10 in Shanghai (usually have a driver in Shanghai), and have been involved in 2 taxi/bicycle collisions -- more than 3%.

Whenever I cross the street, I try to do it in a crowd of local citizens and follow their lead :) .


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Nov 14, 2006 23:36 |  #7

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Whenever I cross the street, I try to do it in a crowd of local citizens and follow their lead :) .

Best to cross with young school girls in bright uniform.

No use crossing with pedicab beside you because everybody want run them over anyway!:(


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Nov 14, 2006 23:56 |  #8

Crossing the roads in China reminds me of an old video game. Frogger :)


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Nov 16, 2006 05:08 |  #9

Olli wrote in post #2254842 (external link)
You said it, Bu, that is fun. I miss in a weird way the crossings of streets in China, always a pleasant thrill - and interesting things to see. :)

I never really think about it until it happen and make me want shoot streets and people. Always shot studio or newpaper with film but shoot street interest me a lot now. .. Studio and wedding very pretty but alweays know what you get in end. You shoot street and you surprise many time.

Maybe I get old but I laugh more when I shoot street. Crossing street in my city require skill and coperate with others. Other wise you have problem.


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Nov 17, 2006 15:52 |  #10

Lolo very funny one man. that alligator rocks ;)


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Nov 19, 2006 12:41 |  #11

That's a great fun shot Bu


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