Turbo19

I say so myself. I'd post a meme in retaliation, but I don't have a very unique one in that regard, so here's an irrelevant replacement one.

It's in the best interest that certain sub-chapters of life reach a conclusion in the upcoming future.

Remind here that toys don't count. Cheers homegirl.

Nah, I paid and tipped handsomely. You're just angry she doesn't like freeloaders. I on the other hand hate moochers. Take your ass to the public service line.

Right. Also, perfect time to mention your keycard is now revoked, in conjunction with your frequent client punchcard. You're no longer welcome in my penthouse.

You're buying. No. Detroit for life, mofo.

To paraphrase my initial sentiments, I don't have time for this crap, nor do I want to continue to lament on this issue. The point is my back still hurts like a mofo and nothing changes that.

The key difference however is that the RTS has a better ride quality by far. An average Gillig Advantage or Advantage BRT has a lackluster ride quality, as it's chassis and suspension is low grade. As such Gillig uses a larger than usual tire in a poor attempt to compensate for what the suspension is missing, to no avail. And these are CNG buses I am riding, which only worsen the impact as the weight makes the weight distribution uneven. I could go on, but I'll cease my rant here.

That doesn't sound well at all. I shouldn't have to "get used to" any transit vehicle, and in fact it won't happen as it is impossible. As much as it sucks I'm forced to tolerate it for the next decade or so.

Six months of only Gillig's and I already have lumbar related strain. I wish I could say I was being sarcastic but sadly I'm not.

They're ours now.

And yet when the situation is flipped time is of the essence. Life's contradictions.

Operators get too comfortable with those flat duals. In that condition the buses should be taken back to the depot while they are still semi operational.

I would not know. Please do go on.

Sure you're mad now, but that won't stop your "other side" from showing. We all know about it. No shame in it.

If you conversed with Screechy in greater detail you'd find out he would not be one to stray from such a proposal. In fact that would be tame under his definitions. You are quite the conceited individual as of late. It must be all the attention your "life partner via New York State Civil Union" is giving you.

http://gothamist.com/2014/03/18/subway_etiquette_the_leaner.php

Depends on your definition of good then. Personally I'm not changing my views on PD. As for other life harboring planets, I'm sure there's a bunch of legal red tape to go through before anyone could do anything with that info.

What's cruel about the entire situation is that most readers in both Nassau and Suffolk counties would not feign any interest in regard to the situation, and those that did would likely view it in monotone demeanor.