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Hey Rob – sometimes crowded trains freak me out too. If I were you I’d test out walking to the Q or some other train that’s relatively close by to where you live, that would be less crowded. I’d much rather spend the extra time above ground than stuck underground.
I wasn’t going, Pete – just a friend from the UK & a bunch of her family from Canada. Canadians got in late – held up by heavy rain on the roads. So they went to someplace in the Slope & will do the Hts tonight.
an hour sounds about right. As long as you don’t get distracted window shopping, ripping down flyers, etc. You walk toward Manhattan bridge to get to soho.
Does anyone know if HopStop has caught up w/ all the changes?
Rob – it would take more than an hour – not really a great plan for a daily commute.
“For the first time ever, when I catch the R at Court Street, I’m not certain I’ll get a seat”
But don’t people usually give up their seats for the elderly?
so, arkady, where did you go to dinner last night?
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you’re so sensitive.
im an aquarius!
*rob*
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so walk, it is much closer than you think.
how long do you think it would take to walk from park slope to soho? would it be more than an hour? i wouldnt even know which direction to start walking in tho
*rob*