Flash mob in Philly! (Video)

[GermanSynergy]

Actually I was saying that in 1991 it was not as bad, but it certainly had it's problems make no mistake. No big deal though.

You're right. I've had 2 mid terms today and my brain is fried.

[M4Fundi]

In South Africa during apartheid era we had groups of ANC that would hide at intersections with bricks and rocks and ambush random vehicles with whites. They would try and swarm the vehicle while pelting it and then pull you out and kill you. In those days I carried a Mossberg pump with SSG anytime I had to go into or near the townships.

Sounds like the future here as (the angry) minorities take over sections of cities.

[xfyrfiter]

And stupid me thought 52 rounds was enough for cc, need more mags.

[xrayoneone]

And stupid me thought 52 rounds was enough for cc, need more mags.

Or you can try to get them to stand in a row

[perna]

I was in Philly quite a bit in the early 90s, had friends that went to Drexel, went to concerts there all the time. Everyone that I knew that lived there moved long ago because of crime. It is sad because it used to be a great place.

[ZDL]

*******

[CarlosDJackal]

As if I needed another reason not to visit that cesspool of a city.

[CGSteve]

As a former Penssyltucky resident, all I can say is that this is my shocked face.

Touche. Live and work in AZ now but Philly will always be my home.

I want all of you to go back in time and think about this for a second...imagine the kind of folks who used to walk the streets of Philadelphia. Yes, the names that many of you thought of are now just about legendary. Now, you may come back to reality and feel great sadness.

[armakraut]

I wonder what would happen if you pulled out an inert grenade and started screaming ALLAHU ACKBAR, DIE INFIDELS!!!! I'd pay good money to see that.

[HowardCohodas]

I have two memories of Philadelphia. The counties party their in 1976 celebrating the bicentennial. Had a good time.

And the outbreak of Legionnaires disease in the hotel I stayed in on a business trip shortly before the tragedy.

Never been back since.