UO THURSDAY!!!

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Fried twinkies, fried oreos, and most other fair food does not appeal to me.   I'd rather have the original unfried version.  The exception is a large corn dog fried just right. Yum.

[teamhayes]

I like the fluorescent sneaker trend

[teamhayes]

Also add corn dogs to the long list if food I don't like

[fryjack2]

I like taking the subway. So many interesting people! I make up stories to go with the characters I see.

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Aug 21, 2014 5:37:26 GMT -5 fryjack2 said:

I like taking the subway. So many interesting people! I make up stories to go with the characters I see.

I do this too!  I like it more if I'm alone, meaning not with J, because I don't feel like I have to be so on guard.  But I make up entire stories in my head, especially on longer trips when I go see the NYC girls.

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Aug 21, 2014 5:37:26 GMT -5 fryjack2 said:

I like taking the subway. So many interesting people! I make up stories to go with the characters I see.

Mbta made me fall in love with public transportation. It is the first platform un my personal political party. Public transportation for all!

[shevacc]

Another transit lover here. I think it's awesome that even where I live now I could get to work completely carless if not for daycare pickup. And even with my crazy cross-Seattle commute I only drive from home to the closest park-and-ride, to daycare, then home, around 6 miles a day.

[bigapple]

I LOVE public transit and hope I never have to own a car again.

I will happily take a rush hour mega packed train with broken a/c over having to drive myself anywhere. I really, really, really dislike driving.

The only thing I dislike more than driving myself is riding in a car with my husband driving. He's awful. I do 80% of the road trip driving in our relationship (100% if we're on the other side of the road).

[laurack]

I love public transport too. I mean sure I get ragey towards the mbta when my train is late but it's been on time today and yesterday so I'm not hate filled at the moment

I was just thinking about when I sat at the train stop for almost one hour the other day. My perfectly functioning car was a five minute walk away. It never crossed my mind even once to maybe just go get the car and drive in to work. NO WAY

I will sit at a train stop for 55 minutes but I will NOT drive into boston at rush hour.

[laurack]

My husband is an excellent driver. He does go too fast though. And he is intolerant of idiocy on the road and gets kind of Ragey about it. However most things he complains about are things I do lol

[teamhayes]

ive been doing the rush hour commute this week and I miss my train rides

[bigapple]

My husband only had a car for one year in high school (all Jersey highway driving). He's only driven rentals occasionally since 1997 and never really learned to drive in bad weather conditions, back roads, or with lots of distractions.

[TrudyCampbell]

I loooove public transportation!! You can read, snooze a little, day dream...none of which you can do in a car. I love the NYC subway system.

[spaghetticat]

I wish I could take public transportation to work. I am a multi-tasker, so I would love to be able to read or something during my commute.

I don't know if anyone has the Gossie books but I hate them. Someone is always stealing something and then everyone laughs about it in the end. And it doesn't help that mh pronounces it Goosey.

[DesertMoon]

I kind of think this case is awesome.

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[raynes]

I hate commuting so much. I'm jealous of my H and the choosing where he wants to work thing he's got going on now. I'm not going to miss my commute at all when I'm off on mat leave

[dixeedeluxe]

I'm so glad I don't have to take public transportation because I'd barf everywhere.

[formerlyllizzyb]

Aug 21, 2014 4:38:44 GMT -5 @dragonmommy422 said:

Fried twinkies, fried oreos, and most other fair food does not appeal to me.   I'd rather have the original unfried version.  The exception is a large corn dog fried just right. Yum.

I only like the fried pickles.

[TrudyCampbell]

Aug 21, 2014 7:12:11 GMT -5 dixeedeluxe said:

I'm so glad I don't have to take public transportation because I'd barf everywhere.

When I was pregnant everything made me barf but the subway wasn't so bad. I would choose subway over cab every time.

[Faevantastic]

I wouldn't mind taking train/subway but I hate taking the bus.

[Faevantastic]

I hate powdered donut. It's too messy. Glazed all the way.

[dixeedeluxe]

Aug 21, 2014 7:14:38 GMT -5 TrudyCampbell said:

Aug 21, 2014 7:12:11 GMT -5 dixeedeluxe said:

I'm so glad I don't have to take public transportation because I'd barf everywhere.

When I was pregnant everything made me barf but the subway wasn't so bad. I would choose subway over cab every time.

We only have a light rail here, so it's above ground, but even before this whole constant nausea started, it kind of made me want to vom!

[dixeedeluxe]

Aug 21, 2014 7:18:15 GMT -5 Faevantastic said:

I hate powdered donut. It's too messy. Glazed all the way.

Did you guys know at DD you can say "25 munchkins, no powder" and they'll give you that?  Like that is a thing people do all the time.  I heard someone in line in front of me do it once and now I always do!  I would've never thought of it.  They already have them pre-packed.

[TrudyCampbell]

Aug 21, 2014 7:18:15 GMT -5 Faevantastic said:

I hate powdered donut. It's too messy. Glazed all the way.

Jelly donut! Mmm...

[rainbowchip]

I will not turn down any donut based on it's topping or filling!

[DesertMoon]

There is a subway in Toronto, but I've only ever taken the go train...it's a train that goes from the city to the suburbs...it's expensive, I've used it for going to the city with my sister and going to china town and concerts and such...there are no creepy ppl on it, it's pretty clean and nice.

[Faevantastic]

Aug 21, 2014 7:19:22 GMT -5 dixeedeluxe said:

Aug 21, 2014 7:18:15 GMT -5 Faevantastic said:

I hate powdered donut. It's too messy. Glazed all the way.

Did you guys know at DD you can say "25 munchkins, no powder" and they'll give you that?  Like that is a thing people do all the time.  I heard someone in line in front of me do it once and now I always do!  I would've never thought of it.  They already have them pre-packed.

If I get munchkins, I always order all glazed.  But if DH was with me, he likes the jelly ones so we just order those two.  Do they still have cinnamon?  That one's gross.

[dixeedeluxe]

Aug 21, 2014 7:24:29 GMT -5 Faevantastic said:

Aug 21, 2014 7:19:22 GMT -5 dixeedeluxe said:

Did you guys know at DD you can say "25 munchkins, no powder" and they'll give you that?  Like that is a thing people do all the time.  I heard someone in line in front of me do it once and now I always do!  I would've never thought of it.  They already have them pre-packed.

If I get munchkins, I always order all glazed.  But if DH was with me, he likes the jelly ones so we just order those two.  Do they still have cinnamon?  That one's gross.

Yup, they do.  And the sugar coated ones.  LIke regular sugar, not powder.

[breezy8407]

Uggh I wish I could take public transportation. A new light rail line opened here recently. No where near anywhere I ever go.

Ironically, a new line is planned to go close to my current house, but we won't be living there anymore.

[musiclover]

I don't enjoy fried dough.
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