And window resizing. Assholes. posted by cillit bang at 2:56 PM on January 1, 2006
It's interesting how very unstoked some people look in those crowd shots. In NY, the woman holding the light. In Sydney, the woman in the green dress. posted by Jawn at 3:45 PM on January 1, 2006
It's very easy to look non-stoked in Times Square. posted by snortlebort at 3:54 PM on January 1, 2006
Look at the Minneapolis one. There's 25-20 people on the bridge at most --- And it was even warm last night. posted by nathan_teske at 4:02 PM on January 1, 2006
the one in tokyo is beautiful, haunting. i looked for my friends in the london one but they are unseen... aspen is surprisingly celebratory! this is cool, thanks! posted by lapolla at 5:09 PM on January 1, 2006
It's very easy to look non-stoked in Times Square.
Especially if you're a New Yorker. But that would never happen, because real New Yorkers know better than to go to Times Square. Just like real Londoners wouldn't be seen dead in Piccadilly Circus. posted by Decani at 5:36 PM on January 1, 2006
I envy those australians: standing outside in the dead of night is much more fun in summer. posted by jouke at 8:56 PM on January 1, 2006
I was directly underneath the Minneapolis fireworks, in St. Anthony Main, watching a midnight showing of Once Upon a Girl. posted by maxsparber at 9:41 PM on January 1, 2006
thank you.
posted by nearo at 2:49 PM on January 1, 2006