• @sartalon@lemmy.world
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    31 year ago

    Slo-mo in San Diego.

    We had also had Bush guy down at the pier, in San Francisco, but he died a few years back.

    Come to think of it, I haven’t seen Slo-Mo in a while either. :/

  • @andrewta@lemmy.world
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    131 year ago

    We have Superman. Overweight guy that stands on the corner dressed as superman. Was not a problem until he started bothering ladies at Dairy Queen. The dairy queen was on the corner where he stood. He got banned from that lot. But he’s still around.

  • AwkwardLookMonkeyPuppet
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    71 year ago

    Lol, we had this guy in my hometown, except he didn’t wear a robe, he wore cowboy clothes with LEDs sewn into them. He was lit up like a Christmas tree.

  • @BradleyUffner@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    My town had “the cat guy” when I was growing up. A guy who would ride around town with his cat in a carrier strapped to the back of his bike. Everyone knew who he was.

  • @restingboredface@sh.itjust.works
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    161 year ago

    St Louis has “keytar guy”. He sets up at random intersections in the city and jams out on his keyboard. He’s usually sporting a mullet and is shirtless with cutoff jean shorts. He’s pretty good and is entertaining as hell.

  • @Zorsith@lemmy.blahaj.zone
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    71 year ago

    Ohio apparently has 2-3 separate “crazy bike ladies.” The one in dayton would generally roam around and yell obscenities at traffic. Apparently there’s one in the canton/Akron area as well as Columbus.

  • @Colour_me_triggered@lemm.ee
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    41 year ago

    Not sure if he’s still around, but the laughing man of muirhouse in north Edinburgh, organic Jim in central Edinburgh, and the Swede in Bergen (Norway).

    • Gadg8eer
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      11 year ago

      Wait, is this worth elaboration or am I better off not asking?

  • circuitfarmer
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    91 year ago

    We call ours “the artist”. Older gentleman who walks around downtown always dressed completely in white linen. Sometimes he goes in somewhere for a nonalcoholic drink. Mostly he just people watches.

    • Gadg8eer
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      21 year ago

      Is he an Ancient Greek time traveller or something? I swear, that would make for a kickass movie. “You all know the guy. Or girl. That one person in your town, or one of those people if it’s a city, in the impossible urban legend. They’re weird, possibly nice, possibly just creepy, probably mentally damaged.” montage of the other examples “This is ours. We called him the artist. Pretty mild, he just sat in coffee shops and watched people walk by. One day, though, our perception of him would change. Not just in this town, but in this timeline. This… is what happens When Worlds Divide.”