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My deepest condolences go out to the friends family of Fatoumata Diallo , 21, who died just after 3:00 yesterday after falling on the local ...
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from the joint on Smith Street that produces some of the best tattoos I've ever seen in my life: The Brooklyn Bridge turns 128 on May... -
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Say what you want about rats on this m%thaf#ckin' train, Sam Jackson has his own issues with the subway. This Daily Show clip is prob... -
Will it happen tomorrow? The apocalypse? It's kind of fun to think about. Without any of us here, the pumps on the train would fai... -
When I saw Casey's film: "When to Pull the Emergency Brake," I knew it was exactly the fine New York work I'm here to reco...
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An old friend of mine works in transit in Boston. He was actually the first person to see this now-viral footage of a woman stumbling onto ...
OMG this is one of the best Sesame St. segments of all time. I particularly like "You could lose your purse, or you might lose something worse" (and yes, I can quote the lyrics w/o clicking the link). As a side note, I SO prefer vintage Ses...ame St., when child development and education was more heavily influenced by Bettelheim (the "let kids deal with fictional monsters now so they can better deal with real ones later" guy). Now we get True Blood knockoffs with Muppet cleavage and crummy blocking but no noteworthy educational value. Sigh.
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