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Originally posted by avikonen I live in the city and have a car. I have NO commute problems

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So just curious, who's got the longest walk? I mapquested mine to be 3.05 miles from 14th to my office at the end of Broadway. It takes 55 minutes - 1 hour. And I thought my feet were sore sometimes after a hard night of dancing.

2.60miles here

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Well this is what I have been doing since Monday.....

Walk from my place to the SI Ferry (I think its about a mile) get on the ferry (with 9,000 other people that never ride it). Get dropped off downtown, take a 12 minute walk to the PATH station at WTC, get on the PATH, swingf by Jersey real quick (Hi Jersey -- Bye Jersey) and then get dropped off at 31st Street and 6th, Jobs on 31st between 6th and 7th. All in all it hasn't been that bad. Though I am lucky that the SI ferry is still runnung, its run by the DOT!!! The only thing that really sicks is that I took the 8:15 Ferry this morning and got to work at 9:40. Normally I take the 9:00 Ferry and get to work at 9:45.

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wasn't too bad for me this morning...just walked around one LONG ASS BLOCK to go buy LIRR tickets...then ALL the way to the other end to wait on line to get up onto the platform. Was a lil shocked at the LOOONG linet though...Im not looking forward to tonight, walking 20 "Queens blocks" home in the cold from Woodside to 86th street. oh wells. -__-

well this morning someone tried to cut the ticket line in back of me...but NO ONE WAS HAVING IT!!!! lol we called that ****** out!!!

ooh i got CENSORED!! ehhehe

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Last edited by phoenixBEBE on Dec-22-2005 at 17:03

i'd just like to say that for the very first time since i left manhattan i was actually happy to be working in CT and not have to deal with any crazniess.

but now that the strike is over, i hate connecticut again.