<p>You shouldda tried to kick the kid, I bet your foot would pass right through him. Not too hard though, in case he’s real.</p>
<p>“I see dead people…”</p>
<p>Oh SteveMa,
You took the words right out of my mouth…or out of my post or something like that.</p>
<p>Sounds a lot like a story I heard on this radio show called “Coast to Coast” recently. Good old-fashioned ghost story really.</p>
<p>Was there a wedding ring rolling down the street???</p>
<p>I do not see anything unusual or extraordinary about albinism, except the people with the condititon have to be gawked at by likes of insensitive people, talked about in a demeaning way, and now written about like they are apparitions or side show fare. Maybe you were stoned when you wrote this, but I would ask you to do some research on the condition. I hope you are not going into any field working with humans, because you are lacking in basic human empathy.</p>
<p>I think the OP was trying out his creative writing assignment.</p>
<p>It’s NYC. Live there or visit enough times and nothing should shock you. It is part of the process that makes up the tapestry that is New York…</p>
<p>It was a young Donald Trump waiting for his limo in leaner times. European nannies and Minivan ruled the day.</p>
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<p>Really, I think it is clearly ‘unusual’.</p>
<p>Was his name ‘Powder’ ?</p>
<p>Albinism is unusual but not anymore so than shoppers who have to chase down their groceries.
;)</p>
<p>And definitely less unusual than ghosts in minivans.</p>
<p>^ Or so you think…
Just sayin’, you never know.</p>