Friday, July 19, 2019







georgetheatheist said...

Hey, forget the bikes, now we can swim to work.

Anonymous said...

If the contractors cheaped out on this, what else is wrong with that building because of stingy and incompetent contractors? How do we know the whole building won't collapse or fall apart in a few years?

Anonymous said...

That’s a gorgeous building! What idiot goes down into the subway during a monsoon? Must be a tourist.

Anonymous said...

Why no news coverage or photos of the construction site? No youtube, facebook, twitter photos?

JQ LLC said...

Don't need to swim, Guvner Como can offer a contract to Rye Playland or Six Flags for those flume logs.

The MTA can set up one of their facial recognition cameras to get everyones reaction when they get to the station

JQ LLC said...

Anon 3: re: coverage

I am just an admin. No one pays me to go out and find sources, I just copy and paste. Its the corporate news media not doing it's job and it's an outrage because you will only see repeated plays of this viral video a million times over instead of a gaggle of reporters hounding the developers and contractors and also the city Department of Buildings who allowed this mess to happen.

The MTA deferring responsibility again is not a fucking surprise. Just like with the poison ivy.

Anonymous said...

I think this is fake news.

1. Reported as flash flood in other media, nothing to do with retaining barrier.

2. Is a private company allowed to put construction IN a station? Wasn't it inspected?

Anonymous said...

What fun! I'm sorry now that I left such a wonderful town. We just don't know how to have a good time where I live now. Someday, when I return for a visit I'd like to go on the sluice ride, myself. Great place, NYC, like an adult Disney World.

Anonymous said...

So to beg the question: what kind of millenial
freak would rather video this rather than run to help?