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"Most men carrying walking sticks in New York City are drug dealers, and those sticks aren't really for walking. However, some New Yorkers have pulled off the walking stick. William Burroughs, for instance, carried a cane. He was skilled in the art of cane fighting, and his particular cane may well have had a blade tucked inside. I've always felt that canes are more interesting with hidden features like swords, compasses, opium pipes, and flasks. If you're worried about looking like a bumpkin, it's probably the nature of your stick. You could go to a cane shop and pick up an antique cane, but then you'll look either affected or like a natty handicapped person. Either way, your Johnny Appleseed look won't make it on Broadway. If you have trouble without a walking stick, have you considered a Segway?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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