Though he could not be taken home and put in a scanner, he was most certainly found in the street.
In mid-April, my friend Peyton and I discovered this man on the corner of 22nd street and Lexington Avenue.



The man was unconscious, and wholly supported by the scaffolding. In his hands, was an unlit match. A cigarette butt, which had probably fallen out of his mouth, was on the floor.
2 comments:
OK this man was totally high on some good smack.This man was h-i-g-h to the 10th power.
*Please note that I do not condone or advocate the use of drugs.
Nice blog, Mishenka! Especially this post :)
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