Anyone have some good hobo stories?
The one and only:
Yeah, glass eyes are expensive without insurance and need to be professionally cleaned or they will get infected.At the south station in boston i saw a guy standing on a corner with a cup and no eyes. Like, empty sockets.Now I wish i had dropped him some money.
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At the south station in boston i saw a guy standing on a corner with a cup and no eyes. Like, empty sockets.Now I wish i had dropped him some money.
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She looked at me and said that she was seeing a tall, pale and eurasian man in my future.
I don't know if this lady was homeless or just some random crazy person (We have a lot of both in my city) but she was sitting on a bench outside of a store downtown, wrapped in a shawl, looking like something out of a Russian folktale. She was eyeing all the passerby with the eyes of a malevolent witch probably hoping that some unattended child would wander by and be her dinner that night. At one point a young woman walked by, not noticing that Baba Yaga has zeroed in on her. The old babushka reached out and snatched at her, presumably to steal her youth, but was just a second too late and the young woman didn't notice. Neither the person with me nor any of the passerby, so it's entirely possible that Baba Yaga was using an ancient Russian cloaking spell that only I was able to see through.