Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Breaking: Large dead lobster spotted in Tompkins Square Park

Just now via Jose Garcia.



Uh, explanations?

More from Jose:

"Definitely not alive but clearly had a rough night. Maybe missed the party bus or something. Who knows?"

18 comments:

  1. Thats a good pound and 3/4 to 2 pounderer - what a waste - from the depths of the ocean to a death by suffocation in TSP. Wasting meat is a moral crime.

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  2. yuppies murdering crustaceans. call the ASPCA!! that poor f*cking thing didn't even get to be boiled alive; no, his was a slow, tortured death.
    Ba$tards.

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  3. Oh, I thought that was a rock. Wait a minute that isn't a rock. It's a ROCK LOBSTER!

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  4. First rats, now lobsters! What next?!

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  5. @ anon 9:53

    Ah! Very true! We're under attack... hope that the lobsters stay away from the playgrounds...

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  6. @ anon 9:53

    Ah! Very true! We're under attack... hope that the lobsters stay away from the playgrounds...

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  7. I wonder how many people saw it out of the corner of their eyes and just figured it was a really large roach.

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  8. @abrod: Ha! I thought the same thing! Looks like a cockroach with a thyroid condition! I wonder what the story is behind this?

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  9. Maybe yippie was just being kind and leaving something out for the less fortunate who don't have any lobster?

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  10. Maybe Tommy the resident hawk plucked it from the ocean and decided it was too salty to eat so dumped it?

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  11. If you connect the dots (last week the wood cock = shorebird, this week the lobster) the picture becomes clear: The sea level is rising, and these critters are checking out their new habitat.

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  12. Is that Lady Gaga?

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  13. @ anon 1:25

    Ah! Yes! You're on to something... Farm to Table will become From Sea to Table!

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  14. Is that Lady Gaga?! She does keep it real!

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  15. It is the attack of the 4 pound lobster..ha ha..I like the last photo the most.

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