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Rickshaw driver Shaun Emerson thought dressing up as Spider-Man and doing weird acrobatic stunts would make him an overnight sensation — instead, it's made at least one passenger vomit. Watching this video, you can see why. [NY Times, via NYMag]
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Oct 15, 2009 5:30 PM
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Rickshaw driver Shaun Emerson thought dressing up as Spider-Man and doing weird acrobatic stunts would make him an overnight sensation — instead, it's made at least one passenger vomit. Watching this video, you can see why. [
