Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Reader report: Smell of smoke, and, maybe, a missing snake on East Fifth Street

A reader sent along these photos these evening... noting that the FDNY responded to a call at 225 E. Fifth St. ...


... a firefighter said that a resident had smelled smoke...


... meanwhile, during all this, the man outside was yelling, looking for his snake.




...it was ultimately a false alarm... the only damage were the two broken front doors at No. 225 ... Don't know about the snake.

14 comments:

  1. Now we know what the red tailed hawk had for dinner :)

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  2. Is that guy on dust?

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  3. Wasn’t this guy in Woody Allen’s “What Up Tiger Lily”. I know, showing my age.
    Around 36.14 in.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLU_-YMPX7I&feature=related

    I have been mainlining EV Grieve lately, I need to go to Re-Hab.

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  4. are you sure that is not Donald the chicken man setting up his soup stand once again?.

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  5. I told you guys about my parents snake story from Brooklyn Heights in the 70s right? Short story, they found a 6ft albino python in their bathtub, get a scotch or two in my Dad, and he can add the artistic flourishes.

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  6. So. Duane Allman is still alive? Way to bury the lede.

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  7. You usually see that snake guy clomping around the east village making weird noises and eating chuckles


    Might video him next time I see him

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  8. @ randall: You beat me to the comment, I thought of Duanne Allman also. This guy looks like he is no stranger to "Smoke"

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  9. This dude is looking for his snake, his shirt and the 1970's.

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  10. @Cap't Hindsight

    You made me laugh out loud.

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  11. that last picture. didn't realize they were filming an episode of The Walking Dead in the EV. cool.

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  12. I think you may recognize him, He did play with Whie Zombie and is a popular painter.

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  13. Who is he? rob zombie?

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