SeanRobertson
Sean Robertson
SeanRobertson

I live in NYC (Brooklyn, to be specific) - I don’t _ever_ have to touch McDonald’s, nor do I intend to. If I want food, I have more real options within a couple blocks than you could shake a stick at, all of them a hundred times better than that crap. As far as I’m concerned, the only thing McDonald’s ever made that

Or Hero of the Soviet Union (1985) :D 

I won’t argue that they should be banned, but I certainly prefer a proper chair. Pre-COVID, I always tried to get a chair if possible and let others take the booth, but I wouldn’t say I have strong feelings on the matter. LOL

I haven’t seen a $5 footlong in a very long time, at least not in NYC.

Never cared for his work (not a fan of the whole genre), but I’d have LOVED to have been there for that conversation. :D

I happened to be on Flatbush (went to Oceans 8) at the time and walked through the crowd around Barclay’s. It was packed but the sidewalks weren’t impassable. Damn near as many cops as regular people.

With absolute certainty it’ll be out of service until thoroughly inspected. More likely than not, the inspection will turn up stuff that wasn’t even related to this incident simply due to typical American neglect and we’ll never have a complete picture of what the train actually caused. But hey, at least one

Minnesota seems to have a little trouble with bridges, eh? :D

Good lord, that building in the last photo needs to be power washed. ;) As for convertible buses, we have plenty of those obnoxious topless tour buses in NYC I’d be happy for you to take - they just have the steering wheel on the wrong side, is all. :D

Original movie era. And add the ability to build our own ships and sets.

What’s going on there? Mind sharing the full story?

Yeah, really wish I hadn’t looked it up, now. Ewwww...

I’m genuinely surprised they’re all women, given the usual stories around these types.

I had that happen once when I was a teenager. Scary as shit, but I did manage to quickly grab the emergency brake and stop before anything worse happened.

One of my best friends here in NYC served Monica Lewinsky a number of years ago - said she was pretty nice (and of course my friend was perfectly professional).

The “hamburger deck” story reminds me of standing outside a political event in Virginia Beach talking privately with a candidate for Congress (I’d offered to volunteer redoing their website/branding/etc.). He’s a former marine, so we’re standing there and a bolt of lighting hits less than a mile away - I have NEVER

Was the spoon passed too, or just the bowl?

9 inches! OMG! That’s fucking hilarious.

Ugh, don’t ever do that again. I’ll never be able to unsee that. :-(

That’s priceless! ROFL.