I worked at a commercial photo lab in the ‘90s in Houston, and we often made slide dupes of artwork appearing in local galleries. One artist’s work intrigued me, as I made 50 copies each of her “statues” without any context. Her “statues” appeared to be of various abstract animal forms, with features smoothed out and beige colored, dressed in thin, cheap lingerie and plastic costume jewelery. It was more interesting than some of the literal trash some were exhibiting… Until I read an article in the local arts & music paper. Those “statues” were just premade taxidermy. She just tossed some cheap fluffery on somethings she ordered in a catalog. At least the trash artist found his own trash.
Also, that crosswalk is dangerous enough with metered parking so close on both sides of it. With cars parked there, passing drivers may not see pedestrians.
This is NOT a conundrum! Don’t cross safety barriers! In the real world, that crosswalk would be closed for construction, maintenance, or maybe malfunctioning signals.
OK, if we accept the notion that Rip’s life has been a sham for years, that Cobra was a clone and Breezy a secret Skull agent and that he was an experiment that failed to create a super-baddie… Wouldn’t TNT have noticed something!?
Man, this one had nothing but anchovies and pineapple, covered in barbecue sauce.