Kamran sends me a link to Huffington Post‘s slideshow of the most beautiful photos of the abandoned City Hall subway station.
Some fool comments with this:
I think it is hilarious. Then some other fool comments with this:
And I’m like, “Wait, wasn’t that first commenter being funny?”
RIGHT? It was a joke! No?
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9 Comments
The misplaced apostrophe makes me think the first person couldn’t possibly be clever.
HOW AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO DIDN’T NOTICE? Even my ex-boyfriend felt the need to call me out on it on Facebook.
Here’s what makes me think the first person is secretly still awesome: Ronnie James Dio, better known as Dio, sang “Holy Diver“, which is one of the most memorable metal songs ever for me.
That has to count for something, right?
We need more “Starbuck’s”
I believe you mean Starbuck’ses.
I totally remember that article! So good.
I have to believe it was a joke because my only other option is to throw myself under a bus.
I see how you worked the public transportation angle there.
Nice one.
“Think of how stupid the average person is and realize half of them are stupider than that” – George Carlin.
Totally a joke.
And that place is BREATHTAKING.
Unrelated to the comments, I thought it was odd that Huff Post just put this up, because you’ve been able to stay on the 6 train and see City Hall station for at least a year now. If by see, I mean you can peer out into the dark station and catch a tiny glimpse. But hey, it’s something.