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welcome to New York City

Started by Steve @ bripblap · 10 months ago

I ride the New Jersey PATH trains into Manhattan most weekdays.  If you aren’t familiar with New York, I can summarize by saying that it’s basically the “New Jersey subway.”  It connects three of the big Jersey cities - Hoboken, ... Continue reading »

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  • Curmudgeon

    1 year ago

    Good show! There are many worse things they could do with their time, even if they are on the clock. And if they turn around the day for one person, it's an enormous payback on the effort.
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  • SavingDiva

    1 year ago

    I would love getting a high five every morning! Maybe I should start a tradition in my office. My coworkers would think I've lost my marbles!
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  • tracy ho

    1 year ago

    Greeting from Malaysia , I love your post ,

    All the best ,

    Tracy Ho
    wisdomgettingloaded
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  • Mrs. Micah

    1 year ago

    There was a lady by our metro station who always told me to have a great day. She also gave out the free DC paper. But at some point she disappeared...I don't know why. I miss that.
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  • 42

    1 year ago

    there's no extant photos of the Christopher St. PATH station because it's such a dank, depressing, smelly life-suck that those who attempt it disappear in a sulphurous green cloud of stank and despair. at least someone's trying to cheer up the place!

    all PATH/subway stations are a freaking horror in high summer, esp. the latter.
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  • Steve (Brip Blap)

    1 year ago

    @42: Isn't that overstating it a wee bit? It's not exactly Mordor, is it? I mean, it gets a bit humid and stuffy but it's tolerable in the grand scheme of things, methinks...

    @Mrs. Micah: It is funny how people like that disappear from our lives, and how we disappear from theirs...
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  • The Personal Finanncier

    1 year ago

    Loved the post. Brings back memories of Manhattan. I'd consider myself a very lucky man to visit Manhattan every day. Regards, Dorian.
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