HuntingtonFTrain.jpg Now that some old asbestos-filled Redbirds are being used as makeshift reefs in the Atlantic ocean, there’s room for a new train in town. Control Geek spotted the shiny new cars at the 15th Street/Prospect Park West station this weekend. F train riders will now be treated to the automated announcements and periwinkle blue seats that L train-ers have become accustomed to.


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  1. or people with big large numb butts that dont even realize their butt is right in your face. sorry but the last thing i want to smell on the train is what you had for dinner last night.

  2. Whenever I sit next to a leg spreader my leg that is touching him develope a nervous twitch where I can’t stop it from moving (toe planted on the ground back of the heal bouncing up and down very rapidly). They pull their leg away because my jiggling leg is intolerable to lean against.

  3. this is how to deal with a legspreader if you ever find yourself next to one: place your leg that’s furthest from him [i say him because this is almost always a male] on top of and across your leg that is closest to him so the bottom of your shoe is right next to his leg and if he gets any closer he will have a nice treadmark from the bottom of your shoe. unless they have filthy clothing [ie construction workers] they don’t like this one bit. i never move my leg if they ask me to or say excuse me. i will only move my leg if they de-spread. if they re-spread, i respond in kind. works for me every time.

  4. i dont like the robot ladies on the new trains. they are kind of annoying to the ears. much prefer the old trains with the conductor being cranky and yelling at people to not block the doors hahahah. there is one conductor that comes to mind… usually the rush hour 1 train going uptown. he has a major attitude problem but it’s funny.

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