Crazy Girl On A Train

#1

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 3:36pm

Okay, I really have no words, but this...

What's the matter with kids today?
CRAZY

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#2

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 3:40pm

Is that Ruth Williamson on your profile?

#3

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 3:41pm

Yes, I did her wig.


"Someone give me my hair back so I can go."

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Updated On: 3/26/10 at 03:41 PM

#4

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 3:50pm

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#5

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 4:10pm

I thought this was a Gershwin/Strayhorn musical.

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#6

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 4:12pm

"Somebody gimme my hair so I can go!"

HAHAHAHA!

Seriously though I can't believe it took 2 minutes for anyone to tell her to chill out.

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#7

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 4:13pm

I must share this with everyone!

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--Aristotle

#8

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 4:31pm

What did the old lady call her?!

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#9

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 4:35pm

I actually thought the only funny part was "Where my do rag at?" at the end.

But I find this just sad and really scary. These are the kind of people that scare the hell out of me on the subways more than anything else.

#10

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 4:47pm

I just can't believe everyone let her get in that old lady's face like that.

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#11

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 5:10pm

I'm with you, Jordan...more scary and unsettling than funny. There's a violent tension throughout.

#12

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 5:29pm

"I just can't believe everyone let her get in that old lady's face like that."

that's what scares me. People don't get involved. they actually like to sit back and watch.

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#13

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 5:40pm

I know. She was in that poor old woman's face for a full 2 minutes before anyone even said "chill out". And even then, that's all they said.

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#14

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 5:53pm

This, right here, is the very reason I carry a tazer.

I would have put her down.

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#15

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 6:27pm

Crack is whack, yo.

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#16

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 6:41pm

People probably assumed she was on drugs and would become even more violent if confronted.

I can't believe she never noticed the camera filming her.

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#17

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 6:51pm

Yeah, I guess that's a point, orangeskittles....

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#18

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 7:16pm

Really? I totally get the impression she knows there's a camera there. She is looking straight at its direction more than the old lady in certain moments.

I agree with Jane, Stock, and Jordan. The bystander effect/Kitty Genovese Syndrome on display in the video is disturbing.

#19

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 7:32pm

The thing is, the girl was saying a lot but she wasn't doing anything that was physically threatening the woman. The woman was doing a good job of ignoring her. No one knew what kind of crazy that girl was going to whip out if confronted. It's a really delicate situation. I don't like that they didn't intervene either, but it could have gone from weird and scary to tragic in a heartbeat.

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#20

Crazy Girl On A Train

Posted: 3/26/10 at 7:34pm

I once had a crazy man sit next to me in a park and try reading my book over my shoulder. Didn't really bother me very much, but I was very much touched when a not-crazy man sat on my other side and quietly asked if I was all right or did I need rescuing. I hope this is a staged video, because otherwise it's unbearably sad that no one did the same for that poor old lady.

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