Performer dressed as Tin Man stabs man in Times Square

[edbermac]

This Tin Man needs a heart, and a lawyer.

Yesterday, Gerald Brown, who was painted to look like the Wizard of Oz character, stabbed a man with a screwdriver, according to police and witnesses.

The street performer got into an argument with a CitySights employee and their heated words escalated to violence.

According to the Daily News:

"It was a scuffle going back and forth on the ground," said Eric Jones, 24, a store manager who watched the attack. "The silver guy got up and took off."
The stabbing was the result of a turf war. Cops say Brown regularly picks fights with other performers, including a guy dressed as Spider-Man.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/08/13/tin-man-stabbing-wizard-o_n_681194.html

I'll get you, my pretty...and you little dog too!

[SwampG8r]

1. Oz never gave nothing to the Tin Man

that he didnt
didnt already have

[RandomThoughts]

2. I use to think that story was about a claim of people being what makes a difference.

Later I thought more about it being having the oil inside you, for a while thinking on that story I thought it could be a bad story, and spent much time thinking on its concepts, and all the parts a person has in them that can make a difference.

Unless you thought of Oz as the store... But I don't think of it that way either, because as you say, he did not give them what they already had. Although the journey showed them what they had.


Also why I like the story now much better then a few years back, when I was more critical of that story and had to think about it awhile to find some better ideas in it.



AC/DC Thunderstruck
http://www.myvideo.de/watch/6079763/AC_DC_Thunderstruck

[Systematic Chaos]

3. Awesome song.

Retarded news story though. :rofl:

[City of Mills]

5. You can't do that

Giving me an earworm without a link! - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_gpTlMupLA

[xchrom]

4. nuts and bolts. nt

[Richardo]

6. I guess It's a good thing he didn't have the ax with him.