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    Thanks for adding that info, Anonymous commenter. Either way, it's a tragedy and still a reminder that we should make the most out of our lives and cherish each and every moment. We never know when our time will come.

  2. Anonymous · June 2, 2011

    ummm he tripped i went to school with the teen he was very smart

  3. Brad F. · April 5, 2011

    I read about that. 14 year old girl wasn't it? Damn tragedy. I saw people were complaining about the slow progress of the barriers. I brought it up when I got to my class and we talked about Singapore's barriers and how nice it'd be to have them on the subway stations in NYC. About zero chance of that ever happening though.

  4. Liu DaDong · April 5, 2011

    How weird. Some girl also got his at the Ang Mo Kio MRT station in Singapore yesterday? Nobody knows why she was found on the tracks, she could have fallen off while trying to watch for the train's arrival.

  5. Brad F. · April 2, 2011

    Well, we can hope, but given the circumstances, I'm not too optimistic. I really feel bad for the guy though, because he was only 18.

  6. Zarnyx · April 2, 2011

    That is horrific. I can only hope he will be okay.

  7. Brad F. · April 1, 2011

    I saw that news post. I barely glanced at the comments. I saw someone talking about how no one should say the kid “deserved” it, and I realized it wouldn't be worthwhile reading.

  8. xlerate · April 1, 2011

    Damn that is terrible.
    I sincerely hope he pulls through.

    News link:

    Once again, discussion amidst a tragedy spirals into finger pointing and foolery.

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