mark1447

If you were around in the last 5 Years (as you claim), you would already been know what the hold up was....... (If you have been monitoring this thread or similar)

I saw an R62 with the Win8 partial wrap, same for the R142.

When you get banned from the forums for your trolling, thats when the swaps will start !

I can picture it now... A few folks getting wet reading all this~~~

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Ok Ok, Im sure Mr. TransitMan was joking or not, but who cares anyways..... The point is, there are lots of crazy sh9t happening in the system... I remember once A homeless guy taking a sh9t in between the cars on the train a while back ... The whole train was stinking like a$$.......... Someone actually crossed in between the cars after the men left, and got poop under his shoes...... Just another NYC Subway Classic...........

Leave the safe sex at your home or someone else place you know.. I've never seen couples having sex on the train (except photos), but surely have witness "folks" playings with themselves... Disgusting.. Looks like with lack of enforcement, these things are bond to continue to happen...

Does anyone know if MNCR will ever repaint one of the 22x Gennies which still uses the old Silver/Strip scheme? I believe 220 and 222 are the ones?

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There's about to be one less carrier in the US. T-Mobile US, which is owned by Deutsche Telekom in Germany, has announced that it will acquire MetroPCS, the fifth-largest mobile carrier in the U.S. The companies will be combined under the T-Mobile name. According to the company, the deal will result in a more products and deeper network coverage, which will include plans for a bigger LTE network. "The new company will be the value leader in wireless with the scale, spectrum and financial and other resources to expand its geographic coverage, broaden choice among all types of customers and continue to innovate, especially around the next-generation LTE network," René Obermann, CEO of Deutsche Telekom, said in a statement. Deutsche Telekom's board unanimously approved the deal. MetroPCS shareholders will receive $1.5 billion in cash and 26 percent ownership in the combined company. In March 2011, AT&T made a move to acquire T-Mobile US, the fourth-largest carrier in the U.S., from Deutsche Telekom, but the deal was ultimately rejected by the Department of Justice because of antitrust issues. Read the rest: http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/mobile-us-metropcs-merge/story?id=17383789#.UGxbQYawV50

LOL. I forgot about the post office. But people still call the Terminal, Station.