I have a pattern here of talking about things that I make, and the train that I take. The two are usually interconnected as I have a lot of time to myself on my daily commute. This time, I’d like to talk about smells. Yes. Smells. If you have ever been in a public space,…… Continue reading Offensively Smelly
I am not exactly the best person to give this kind of advice, but it has to be said. Pick your battles carefully. I am pretty crabby when it comes to certain things, and very angry when pushed or when I bottle it up long enough. Especially so when I’m also hangry (hungry+angry). However, there…… Continue reading Picky Battles
Cup holders. A first world solution to a first world problem. But honestly, why not? According to the New York MTA around 1.8 billion people use the subway service and 85 million people use the railroad annually. That’s a lot of people. Most of which are probably repeat riders, like myself. I see many people…… Continue reading Cup Holders
Apparently, the NYPD is using Smart Cars to patrol certain areas and streets instead of using their old scooters. They won’t be using these cars to chase criminals. Or have shootouts in the streets like in the movies. Just regular patrolling. Which would be fine, if NYC cops weren’t big guys. Have you even seen…… Continue reading Smart Cops
It looks like this week is train week. So, let’s talk about trains. I have the luxury of commuting with the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), using their Metro North railways to get in and out of New York City for my lovely day job. There are several lines which come into the city, and each…… Continue reading Train Quirks
On May 17th, 2016, there was a massive fire, underneath the tracks at East Harlem, which caused all trains coming in and out of New York City to stop running. No one knew in the beginning why the fire was so bad and what caused it, all everyone did know was that the commute was…… Continue reading Flammable Stupidy
TheQuirkyDigest 