hitch-hiking
 

How many of you would try hitch hiking?

not me to much work to sit on the side of the road trying to get a ride but its not as harmful as pepole say its is unless your a women

Not a chance. Youll end up a statistic. Scrap togehter a few bucks and take greyhound.

only if im carrying some guns

Last thursday when we had the big blackout, I picked up 4 people at 116th street and brought them to times square, then picked up 4 more and brought them uptown. I'd pick people up, but only in NYC. Also, I would never hitch-hike myself, unless I was close to death.

[quote="Bazooka_Joe":f39b4]Last thursday when we had the big blackout, I picked up 4 people at 116th street and brought them to times square, then picked up 4 more and brought them uptown. I'd pick people up, but only in NYC. Also, I would never hitch-hike myself, unless I was close to death.[/quote:f39b4] volunteer work or was there a fee involved?

In the late 60's and early 70's I hitched lots of rides, met lots of interesting people........ oh I miss the good ole' days....
*sneaks into garage and pulls Dragon Bong out of box of junk that doesn't get used anymore.

I hitched once. We got our truck stuck a couple of miles in the woods. Walked out to a two lane deadend road in the middle of nowhere, probably 5-6 miles from a real highway and 30-40 miles from a city of any size. Luckily some hippy dude picked us up and drove us all the way back to town. Then we had to get a second truck, drive all the way back, and pull the first one out. I hve had to bum rides (yes, plural) from strangers before when our boat broke down, pulled into one landing and had the get a ride back to the landing we were parked at, but that is a little different.

[quote="Bazooka_Joe":82463]Last thursday when we had the big blackout, I picked up 4 people at 116th street and brought them to times square, then picked up 4 more and brought them uptown. I'd pick people up, but only in NYC. Also, I would never hitch-hike myself, unless I was close to death.[/quote:82463]

why only NYC...arne't there alot of weidos who roam the street...I know theres some weirdos in toronto.

i know a woman who had a flat tire and a guy helped her out and he wanted a ride somewhere. She told the man she couldnt take him anywhere. When the woman got home she found a rope and a shovel in the trunk.

I would do it only if it was absolutly nessesary, such as, no ride home from woodstock

i would never hitch hike

i dont want to die

[quote=gtboys34] volunteer work or was there a fee involved?[/quote:53641]

Nah, man. Just being a helpful NY'er.

Pyro, yes there are, but you can trust most of em in NYC. We used to have a homeless guy named Bill that lived in a dumpster watch our cars from theives and stuff like that for 2 bucks a day. He saved for 3 months and made like 1 grand. He moved to Arizona I think.

there are a few wackos in toronto like that man who raped and killed that little girl....i would never hitch hike unless i had to

[quote="Bazooka_Joe":c5f7d]Last thursday when we had the big blackout, I picked up 4 people at 116th street and brought them to times square, then picked up 4 more and brought them uptown. I'd pick people up, but only in NYC. Also, I would never hitch-hike myself, unless I was close to death.[/quote:c5f7d]


By any chance were they all 12 year old insecure girls?