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LoL. That's what I thought when I saw the topic title & I was sort of nervous to read it as I'm going to New York for the first time soon. Was thinking you guys were going to go on about all the horrible smells one might encounter & I'd spend the whole trip holding my breath for fear of encountering them. (Musty socks doesn't sound too intolerable though.
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Bignuf
We are laughing our butts off. When we read this...all the way through, we were thinking like NEW YORK SUBWAY or PARIS SUBWAY or LONDON SUBWAY (New York's which smells like musty socks, Paris's which smells like urine, and London's, which
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We are laughing our butts off. When we read this...all the way through, we were thinking like NEW YORK SUBWAY or PARIS SUBWAY or LONDON SUBWAY (New York's which smells like musty socks, Paris's which smells like urine, and London's, which smells of cleaners). Not till we got to the LARD part did we stop and actually go "LARD"???? What does LARD have to do with the Subway????? THEN we got it. Oh my...goofy us.
OH...even the first lines didn't give it away, since OUR college and the one our daughter attended, had a SUBWAY station (yes, the underground kind) on it, AND yes, folks went down there to the SHOPS at lunch and for snacks...so that was not a "give away" either. less
OH...even the first lines didn't give it away, since OUR college and the one our daughter attended, had a SUBWAY station (yes, the underground kind) on it, AND yes, folks went down there to the SHOPS at lunch and for snacks...so that was not a "give away" either. less
I've ridden a subway exactly once, when I was like 13, in Australia. I saw a rat & a hooker. (Not that there's anything wrong with rats or hookers...)