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Re: The (V) Still Looking For Love And Respect

Posted by mambomta on Tue Jul 3 17:05:06 2007, in response to Re: The (V) Still Looking For Love And Respect, posted by PATHman on Tue Jul 3 16:18:15 2007.

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First of all, I don't throw temper tantrums

You do every time you complain about the V train.

and resort to cheap insults like you.

Calling everyone who disagrees with you a foamer is resorting to cheap insults. Calling you childish and selfish aren't cheap insults. That is calling it exactly as it is.

Lets get past that phase and talk like men.

Talk like a man before you tell someone else to.

All I'm saying is that no one can justify sending the F down that 63rd tube when they know damn well that is the most useless stretch of tracks.

Everyone does not know that. No matter how many times you say it, does not make it true. Sending the F down 63rd actually helps most F line passengers. It only directly hurts F line passengers that need 2 specific stops Manhattan stops(and 2 specific Queens stops). It directly helps F line passengers that need 6th Ave and those who need 63rd/Lex(which is at least as busy as 53rd/5th).

I don't see the problem in sending the V down 63rd and the F back to its original route (late night service to 63rd would be provided by a shuttle).

That's because you can't see past your own selfishness. You are willing to screw the majority of Queens Blvd passengers so that you don't have to transfer.

I also don't buy into this crap of forcing people to ride a route that they know is slower.

Yet you want to slow down both E and F service.

I also don't buy into this crap of forcing people to ride a route that they know is slower.

Yet you want to force passengers to use a service that hurts more people than it benefits.

If you pay your fare you are entitled to ride whatever line you want.

Yet you want to deny that choice to others.

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