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Hi hi hi!

Anacita and I had our first argument tonight. It was a small one (nothing serious). But it scared me.

Really?

Has anyone upgraded to 4G?

The ran from 168th Street-Jamaica Terminal to Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue via Brighton local.

That would've been an interesting line to railfan end to end considering it was underground in subway only between Essex Street and Prospect Park.

In 1973, the and 70(M) were switched and the 70(M) began running Middle Village-Metropolitan Avenue to Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue via Brighton local.

...can't sleep... If only the QJ still existed. A one seat ride from my mom's to my dad's. No more having to transfer and wait for that annoying and the . The takes a fortnight to come at times.

 

:cool:

I miss the good 'ol days: Chemical Bank, Chase Manhattan Bank, Citi Bank, Dime Savings Bank. Growing up, for some reason, I though Chemical Bank had something to do with chemistry.

Monopoly Money was my favorite play money. I liked the blue $50s.

I like CBS (Columbia Broadcasting System): KPHO TV CBS 5; KMLE 107.9 FM; WCBS TV 2; WCBS 101.1 FM; WINS 1010.

Four car R12 70(8) Third Avenue El Train leaving Tremont Avenue (M.T.A. Silver and Blue) on a nice Bronx day:

Third Avenue and 45th Street, Brooklyn in 1939 as The Great Depression ended and the Fifth Av El provided service on Fifth Avenue and Third Avenue (one block east is the 45th Street station on Fourth Avenue:

Princess Corina wore her brown hair in pig tails today! :tup:

Song: Eres Tu

Artist: Mocedades

Year: 1973

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIMjiKcqvKw

:tup::tup:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sqwHazNVSFQ

What is his problem?

Nothing is as racist as this thread!: http://www.nyctransitforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=26458

 

Holy Cow! Where'd you find this? :confused:

 

 

 

 

 

Holy Cow!

RIP

1973 (April 29th)

70(8) :cry: :cry:

 

1988 (December 11th)

70(AA)-

 

1976 (Friday August 27th)

70(EE) :cry:

 

1993

Rockaway Park Shuttle will always be to 70(EE) :tup:

 

1976 (Friday August 227th)

70(K)

 

2010 (Friday June 25th)

(Mx)

 

2004

 

2001

(Q6Av)

 

1987

<R>

 

1975 (Sunday May 11th)

70(SS)-Culver

 

1978(not sure) (Sunday January 13, 1977)

70(SS)-South Ferry

 

2010 (Friday June 25th)

:cry:

 

2010 (Friday June 25th)

 

2010 (Friday June 25th)

Montague Street Tunnel (Broad Street to Court Street)

 

1998

was switched to 168th Street-Broadway; was switched to Bedford Park Boulevard/145th Street

 

1976 (Friday August 27th)

70(E) was switched to World Trade Center; 70(CC) was switched to Euclid Avenue/Beach 116th Street Rockaway Park

 

1976 (Friday August 27th)

70(F) was cancelled as a Jay Street-Borough Hall - Church Avenue express and became a local; 70(GG) was cut back to Smith-Ninth Streets.

 

1983

5 were switched to Brooklyn College-Flatbush Avenue; 3 4 were switched to Utica Avenue/New Lots Avenue

 

1965

2 was switched to East 241st Street; 5 was switched to Dyre Avenue

 

 

got lucky

I added a little more information.

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Not a Create Your Own Subway Route, but an extension idea of mine. extended from Jamaica-179th Street to Hollis-188th Street.

The station would extend from 188th Street to 190th Street on Hillside Avenue with access at 188th and 190th giving Hollis her very first-ever subway station.

Amazing! When I started this thread, I didn't think it would be so popular, maybe, but here we are at page 200 and one post from post #2000.

Thank you to everyone who contributed a random thought and thank you to Harry, Zach, East New York, Y2 Julio, and Dan 05979 for allowing this thread.

As of now, the R179 order is for 290 cars. There is an Option 1 for 50 additional cars, which if exercised, would total 340 of the original planned 420 R179 cars.

With 250 R179s arranged as 5 car sets (plus the 50 additional Option 1 cars), they could go on the or even lines (ten car trains).

With 40 R179s arranged as 4 car sets, they could go on the (J)/(Z) or lines (eight car trains) or even the line (four car trains).

On the line, the 40 R179s arranged as 4 car sets would allow for 10 train sets; On the (J)/(Z) or lines, they would allow for 5 train sets.

The R32 Brightliners would see their 50th anniversary on September 9, 2014; the R46s will see their 40th anniversary in 2015; the R68/R68As not until 2026-2028.

Academic Probation for only one D? Wow.

Think about a cute girl.......

I can't sleep :mad:

At my job, crew members don't receive "sick pay". If you're sick, it's like a day off and you have to hope you can make up the day by Wednesday (our work week is Thursday through Wednesday).

Still sick but should be better by Thursday...I hope I get sick pay for this

I hope you feel better, Fresh Pond!

I hate being sick

Life is beautiful. :tup: Anacita is cute. :cool:

Similiar to Create your own bus route! in our MTA Bus Operations forum, create your own subway route. Assign your subway route a route bullet, describe the route, station locations and transfers, assign cars (past, present or future subway cars), and assign a yard. Most of all have fun!

This is my own Create Your Own Subway Route:

70(8) Third Avenue

• New I.R.T. (A Division) Route

• Uses R62s

• Serves Third Avenue, Webster Avenue and East Gun Hill Road

Stations

Manhattan

• East Harlem-Park-Lexington Avenues Transfer MNRR

The Bronx

• East 138th Street Transfer

• The Hub-East 149th Street Transfer

• East 156th Street

• East 161st Street

• East 168th Street

• Claremont Parkway

• East 174th Street

• East Tremont Avenue

• East 180th Street

• East 183d Street

• Fordham Plaza

• Bedford Park Boulevard

• 204th Street

• Williamsbridge-210th Street

• White Plains Road Transfer

• Seymour Avenue-East Gun Hill Road Transfer

The 70(8) is based at Unionport Yard in The Bronx