MattTrain

Well whoever it is, just deal with them. I don't know what else is going on man. You have a FB account where?

What do you think of the Brighton Line Project going on so far on the . I think i'ts going to be good in the long run after all this is over.

What time do you usually start your line duty?

What's wrong with the R46 cars, the (F)'s R46 cars are decent, well they can be really dirty at times, and smell funny, but I don't see the R46 leaving the , until their replacement cars come around.

Who's Charles?

Wow that's something. When do you suppose the will get R160 cars in revenue service, when it's not a test train?

Yeah a 13 year old going to either between Downtown Brooklyn and Canarsie to catch his favorite bus. I don't know what else he does with his time but I'm not going to go deep into there. I agree with you with the bus being his personal "soulmate"

Yeah I was, with the cap.

Yeah, I know. I actually experienced that the last few days. It often gives in to the after leaving DeKalb Avenue toward the bridge, and the right before approaching 59th Street. A lot of riders aren't too happy with that.

Yeah, that's right, don't want to cause trouble. Actually, I'm not doing that again.

Yeah, why not, the map on the route is accurate up to Atlantic Avenue. It's a bit weird though.

Yep, there's a lot of people who like to talk about things that go off-topic recently that ends up becoming flame wars recently. I don't know why, but people have to be mindful about what they say or post.

You are a fan of the train, I remember you telling me that back in our high school days!

You guys are having a railfan trip, in March? That should be a nice fun day for you guys!

You know, taking photographs is fun, but recently I've been weary of taking them near police officers for some reason, because of the same reasons that you're going through, suspicion. I'm not worried so much about transit workers observing me taking photos, they help me out occasionally with photo taking as well.

You mean the train operator's chair? I was riding the once to Astoria, from Whitehall Street, and the train operator let me take photos of his cab a few times. While the was waiting to get to Ditmars Boulevard, the train operator opened his cab and told me to sit on his seat so he can take my photo, the one you see here. It felt quite weird sitting on a train operator's seat with all the controls in front.

You used to live in Sheepshead Bay, I see, how was that neighborhood line for you when you lived there?

You're a Computer Science major? I hope it's going well, I am studying that too...

You're welcome, glad you like it!

You're welcome, hope all is going well with you!

You're welcome! :cool:

Your photographs are really good. Here's my suggestion as of avoiding trouble with train operators. Try not to take a photo of the ends of the train cars too often when the train operator is controlling the trains. Generally, train operators usually don't mind having their picture taken, but keep this in mind, some may not like to be recorded operating train cars. If you have to take a photo of the ends of the trains, take the photo of the last car more often, therefore you wouldn't have to face the issue with the T/O's. That's just my suggestion.

Your photographs are very good, I hope nobody around is suspicious of you photographing those train cars.

Your sign is done.

Your sign is done.