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This is what you get for $2 and 'mta strikes' (pg. 3)
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| get nyce |
| quote: | Originally posted by jerZ07002
i don't know, a 90 degree wind with 80 percent humidity doesn't sound all that great to me. |
better than standing on a crowd with the potential of not having AC lol
this way im sweating while staying active versus standing and sweating so everyone can see it roll down my face like i'm in a sauna..
i was embarrassed to be sweating...thats how much i was sweating lol |
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| dj tek |
| quote: | Originally posted by get nyce
better than standing on a crowd with the potential of not having AC lol
this way im sweating while staying active versus standing and sweating so everyone can see it roll down my face like i'm in a sauna..
i was embarrassed to be sweating...thats how much i was sweating lol |
lol |
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| jerZ07002 |
| quote: | Originally posted by get nyce
better than standing on a crowd with the potential of not having AC lol
this way im sweating while staying active versus standing and sweating so everyone can see it roll down my face like i'm in a sauna..
i was embarrassed to be sweating...thats how much i was sweating lol |
people pay good money to sit in a sauna. you got one for nothing. ;) |
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| Blake |
| quote: | Originally posted by get nyce
ING NO AIR CONDITION ON AN EXPRESS TRAIN THAT HAS 2 LOCAL TRAINS GOING FASTER THEN IT
YES IM MAD AND YES I FEEL LIKE SAYING SOMETHING
ING MTA |
were you on the 4,5,6 line by chance? locals always seem to run faster than the express at a certain point on those trains.
isn't there supposed to be another fare hike within the next couple of years? :conf: |
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| yankeeBaby |
| quote: | Originally posted by get nyce
you should be fine, its just my bad luck thats all... |
not just yours, I work in the bronx now and I took a B train with no AC yesterday. NO luxury of getting a new shirt in the BX tho, unless you go to one of those ghetto ass stores. pfft. thats not professional.
lol the only dressup clothes they have where I work are those pimp-lookin neon suits with the alligator skin shoes to match :haha: :haha: |
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| jerZ07002 |
| quote: | Originally posted by yankeeBaby
not just yours, I work in the bronx now and I took a B train with no AC yesterday. NO luxury of getting a new shirt in the BX tho, unless you go to one of those ghetto ass stores. pfft. thats not professional.
lol the only dressup clothes they have where I work are those pimp-lookin neon suits with the alligator skin shoes to match :haha: :haha: |
are you trying to say that the bronx is ghetto?
i just pictured my cousin vinny when he went into court in his magicians tux. |
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| phuzzyfish12 |
| quote: | Originally posted by jerZ07002
that sux....i get on the 4 train at fulton in the AM, and the trains are soooooo packed that i have to watch four or five trains go by b4 i can even get on a train. All the time standing on the platform while it's 110 degrees. That's pretty bad too. Watching the local trains speed by is far worse than no A/C. |
Just had a whole article on how over-crowded the 4/5 trains are. It is sick I HATE getting on them during rush hour!!! |
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| phoenixBEBE |
| quote: | Originally posted by Blake
were you on the 4,5,6 line by chance? locals always seem to run faster than the express at a certain point on those trains.
isn't there supposed to be another fare hike within the next couple of years? :conf: |
I think by 2010 its sposed to become $2.40...with the monthly unlimited going up to $99 or something around that range. Hrms do u THINK that the 2nd avenue subway line will be completed even by then??? Just saying...that is/was one of many projects that the hikes/taxes are sposed to go to now in order to facilitate completion :rolleyes: |
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| yankeeBaby |
| quote: | Originally posted by phuzzyfish12
Just had a whole article on how over-crowded the 4/5 trains are. It is sick I HATE getting on them during rush hour!!! |
I am sure that the Eastsiders are super-excited, then, to have the construction of the 2nd Ave line back up and running (supposedly anyways).
I saw this poster in the subway, saying that they were building the 2nd ave line in intervals: like downtown to 4th to be entirely completed FIRST, then 4th to 96th, then 96th to 125th. (orwhatever the numbers were). That way at least they can get part of it running while they work on the rest. That should take some pressure of the east side lines. |
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| hitokiri |
| quote: | Originally posted by yankeeBaby
lol the only dressup clothes they have where I work are those pimp-lookin neon suits with the alligator skin shoes to match :haha: :haha: |
what u trying to say bout neon suit an gator shoes whhyyyyyyyyyyy whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy why are u messing with my bizness whhhhyyyy?:haha: |
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| trunks1022 |
| quote: | Originally posted by Trancealot
I took the E train this morning. It goes slow for quite some time and makes it to queens plaza or roosevelt. Then it goes crazy fast :conf:
Yestarday was not too bad except I had no room to hold on to a railing heading home :mad:
I was also watching the news fox 5 last night about the MTA. Do people actual jump into a crowd of people when it gets too packed?
This guy said it like he was having fun doing this. |
they've been ripping up the trackbeds on the express lines around grand/elmhurst avenues the last few weekends. i think the trains have to go slow because of the temporary track placements.
snowboarding skills ftw, gotta be on your toes and heels and have good balance, especially when you got nothing to hold onto. right now power outages on the east side and the bronx according to news reports, and lex ave lines are either knocked out or delayed. |
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| phuzzyfish12 |
Scattered power outages in NYC
Bronx into UES affected
Eyewitness News
(New York - WABC) - Eyewitness News has learned of scattered power outages in the South Bronx into Manhattans east side.
The Transit Authority says service is affected on the 4, 5 and 6 lines and E & Z on the east side and the D train in the Bronx.
Trains are moving, and running on DC power, but the signals are what's affected because they run on AC which is supplied by Con Ed.
The source of the problem is not known.
Residents said traffic lights were out for 20 blocks on Lexington Avenue between the 60s and the 80s, while others said that the East Side subway lines weren't operating.
Con Edison couldn't say how many customers had lost power. The city was in the second day of temperatures well over 90 degrees.
The Transit Authority says its problems started after 3:30 p.m.
The NYPD tells us they are getting outage reports in the 19th pct and the 23rd on the Upper East Side, and 44 pct in the Bronx.
Stay with Eyewitness News and 7online.com for team coverage on today's weather and power outages.
thought you would like that Brian |
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