(OT: What is the en:US for "zebra crossing"? The black and white stripes on a road that indicate a safe[r] place for pedestrians to cross the road. Sometimes there are just white stripes and the black is assumed to be the tarmac colour.)
The short answer is "crosswalk", but unfortunately the stripes have a different meaning depending on what state you are in. In Massachusetts, drivers are required to stop for pedestrians in crosswalks. In Pennsylvania, where I just moved, noone will ever stop. You are risking life and limb stepping foot in a crosswalk.
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(OT: What is the en:US for "zebra crossing"? The black and white stripes on a road that indicate a safe[r] place for pedestrians to cross the road. Sometimes there are just white stripes and the black is assumed to be the tarmac colour.) The short answer is "crosswalk", but unfortunately the stripes have a different meaning depending on what state you are in. In Massachusetts, drivers are required to stop for pedestrians in crosswalks. In Pennsylvania, where I just moved, noone will ever stop. You are risking life and limb stepping foot in a crosswalk.
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That would have actually almost been funny if you spelled the name 'bitchchecker' right.
I have to say, I never had a problem meeting guys. Of course, I like geeks. (I am a female programmer)
But it can be overwhelming. Sometimes you just want to talk to someone who shares your gender.