FAA and the City

[FAA]

AC must be on a beautification kick. They have installed large flower planters along Pacific Avenue. Nice idea and cheap enough for a cash strapped city. Photo ironically deemed too large of an attachment.

[FAA]

Then there’s the ugly. Way to ruin my appetite at Johnny Rockets.

[Tedlark]

And you ruined mine by posting that stupid picture. A new low for creepiness, FAA, taking a picture of another dude's legs. Or, maybe the feet. I imagine you didn't ask the guy for permission?

[Karl_EDT]

I will be traveling and busy for the next few weeks and I am going to be passing near Southern New jersey and Philadelphia, so maybe I will visit the AC Boardwalk for nostalgia and to reawaken my dormant, real money VP skills.
Regarding the above picture from FAA, My sentiment agrees with Ted's words somewhat here.... I will most certainly refrain from snapping pictures like this; Sadly though, it's basically where we at in 2024 in terms of society's standards of courtesy and respect, or lack of them. I myself would never snap such a shot but then again, people do display such things on themselves in order to be "seen" and gawked at. I don't have any Tattoos on my person, and generally do not want people snapping unsolicited or clandestine pictures of me, without asking permission. If someone asks, I normally will be a sport. I frequently get asked to help snap pictures of tourist-type people visiting Toronto or other high traffic spots, I guess I look trustworthy and won't steal their camera or break it.

If I do any VP Casino action it most likely will be at Borgota, not the boardwalk casinos which apparently is where FAA prefers to play and snap candid camera vignettes.

[FAA]

Marina clientele and staff is noticeably more businesslike. Environments are so distinct. I saw my pay tables downgraded at Harrah’s.

[olds442jetaway]

Ditto on the picture comments.

[doris13]

good luck karl

[OTABILL]

I agree with Ted, Karl and Olds re the photo. Have a good trip Karl.

[FAA]

This seagull flew into one of the many windows above, meeting its demise. It fell virtually beside my feet, separated by glass, in the convenient passageway between Resorts and Hard Rock. Omen for my trip bankroll. Borgata is in the background. I’ll avoid play in all. Casino Bermuda Triangle.

[FAA]

Another look at the beacon light. It never gets old.