You drive into the city?heggs wrote:
Haha, I was merely looking at your sig when I wrote that. Just being a jackass.
I'm in New Rochelle NY so I'm pretty familiar with the train lines around the area. I take the Metro North New Haven line occasionally when I want to go down to the city without driving.
Oh, yea.Macbeth wrote:
Err if you select 'round trip adult' it will burp out two tickets with the destinations and depart reversed. It doesn't matter which one you give them since they are the same value.Morpheus wrote:
Huh? Or do you mean that each ticket us designed the same? Like, I usually just buy two one-way tickets. Although, you could also buy a monthly pass...Macbeth wrote:
?? The tickets going either way are the same. There's no in or out ticket. They don't expire either.
Yeah, sometimes. I only do it on the weekends though. And if I do, I'm typically going to Chinatown, so I can find street parking that I don't have to pay for, usually around the jail down there.Poseidon wrote:
You drive into the city?heggs wrote:
Haha, I was merely looking at your sig when I wrote that. Just being a jackass.
I'm in New Rochelle NY so I'm pretty familiar with the train lines around the area. I take the Metro North New Haven line occasionally when I want to go down to the city without driving.
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A Paradise man says he is lucky to be alive after an attack by a mountain lion Monday morning.
Robert Biggs, 69, often hikes in the Bean Soup Flat area, which is about a mile and a half above Whisky Flats. He came across a mother bear, a yearling and a newborn, which were about 40 feet from where he was standing.
After watching the bear family for a few minutes he decided to leave them be and turned to walk back up the trail. As he turned, a mountain lion pounced on him grabbing hold of his backpack with all four paws.
"They usually grab hold of your head with all four paws, but my backpack was up above my head and (the mountain lion) grabbed it instead," Biggs said. "It must have been stalking the little bear, but it was on me in seconds."
He wrestled with the cat, striking it in the head with a rock pick. The cat screamed when it was hit with the pick, but didn't let go, Biggs said. Before he knew it, the mother bear came from behind and pounced on the cat, tearing its grip from the backpack.
The bear and the cat battled for about 15 seconds, Biggs said, until the cat finally ran away. The bear went on its way as well. Biggs ended up with bite marks, scratches and bruises to his arm, but was otherwise uninjured.
I did it once when I lived there last year. Never again. LIRR/Metro North/Amtrak work fine for me.heggs wrote:
Yeah, sometimes. I only do it on the weekends though. And if I do, I'm typically going to Chinatown, so I can find street parking that I don't have to pay for, usually around the jail down there.Poseidon wrote:
You drive into the city?heggs wrote:
Haha, I was merely looking at your sig when I wrote that. Just being a jackass.
I'm in New Rochelle NY so I'm pretty familiar with the train lines around the area. I take the Metro North New Haven line occasionally when I want to go down to the city without driving.
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Yeah, coming from Albany is a little different than coming from New Rochelle though. You're driving an extra 2 hours that I'm not.Poseidon wrote:
I did it once when I lived there last year. Never again. LIRR/Metro North/Amtrak work fine for me.
Well I said something and someone pointed me in the direction of the light switch. /saved the day #bringeroflightMacbeth wrote:
Just walked into a lecture hall and a quarter of my class is just sitting here in the dark. If I knew where the light switch was I would hit. The other students are cool with just sitting in the dark it seems. I am not sure if I should say something.
Because your professor likes it.Hurricane2k9 wrote:
good god I hate writing papers for management class. literally the driest subject ever.
and what's the deal with margins? I think there's a reason MS Word doesn't default to 1" margins all around, so why do I need to use them on these papers??
No I mean from anywhere though. I'd never drive from Long Island to NYC even if it's only a 45 min drive. It's hell.heggs wrote:
Yeah, coming from Albany is a little different than coming from New Rochelle though. You're driving an extra 2 hours that I'm not.Poseidon wrote:
I did it once when I lived there last year. Never again. LIRR/Metro North/Amtrak work fine for me.
Fair enough. Truthfully, it's a bit of a bitch for me too, but sometimes I can't avoid it. In order to avoid any tolls, I take a slightly convoluted way to get there.Poseidon wrote:
No I mean from anywhere though. I'd never drive from Long Island to NYC even if it's only a 45 min drive. It's hell.heggs wrote:
Yeah, coming from Albany is a little different than coming from New Rochelle though. You're driving an extra 2 hours that I'm not.Poseidon wrote:
I did it once when I lived there last year. Never again. LIRR/Metro North/Amtrak work fine for me.
wtfAccording to researcher Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi (pronounced ME-high-lee CHICK-sent-me-high-lee)
You're good to go!heggs wrote:
Aaand Clear!
