Subway akwardness

[The El]

Originally Posted by Miles

thanks for advising because i don't want to violate forum rules.

If you read his posts, the majority are negative or thinly veiled as negative. Ignore him and he'll be gone.

[Moderate Guy]

Originally Posted by The El

If you read his posts, the majority are negative or thinly veiled as negative. Ignore him and he'll be gone.

i certainly plan to do so in the future - whether he is legit or not. thanks again for letting me know.

[sobrodude]

Lol...Its GWAC...I am certianly no troll. But yes Miles, I think your "punch in the face" was a bit much. You should be flattered instead of wanting to pummel someone to a bloody pulp...geez.

[The El]

Originally Posted by Miles

i certainly plan to do so in the future - whether he is legit or not. thanks again for letting me know.

No, prob. Getting back to your story, mmaannn... that was always a teen fantasy, especially since I was always on the train late at night. I suspect the lady looked overly done up to make you suspicious?

I've had my share of awkard experiences on the trains:

The most recent one was watching a young girl change her baby's diaper. She was definitely a recent immigrant and most of the people around her were probably thinking, "Waddya think? This ain't ______" Fill in the blank.

When I was a kid in the 80's the last car on the 4 train was reserved for those wanting to smoke up. Forget the no-smoking rules, they were lighting up big time.

Unfortunately, a lot of awkward moments lead to bad situations. It may not be obvious to some, but there have been many times when I've seen a couple of guys out stalking the trains.