Noah, 1. It's a local (they can change the name from "GG" to "G" but it's still a local...) 2. It goes from nowhere to nowhere. 3. Maybe when they changed it from "GG" to "G" they got some new subway cars - because in my time the GG line had the oldest, most decrepit cars in the BMT system. Some still had wicker seats and big overhead fans when the IND was getting air-conditioned trains on the E and F lines. But I suppose all of this is ancient history - you know, Mayors Wagner, Lindsay and such... Israel Stein (entering old-farthood none too gracefully - birthday today, eligible for Social Security) On 11:59 AM, Noah Frere wrote: > I rode the G train for years though, > and it seldom posed a problem. There > seems to be a stigma against it. > > On Sun, Sep 5, 2010 at 8:08 PM, Israel > Stein <custos3 at comcast.net > <mailto:custos3 at comcast.net>> wrote: > > On 11:59 AM, David Skolnik wrote: > > Before you waste much on this, > it's on "best of craig's" > which means it was likely > intended more for that > disposition than to actually > produce business. It was > posted in February and is no > longer listed. Even if I > wanted to call the person and > ask it what their intent was, > I can't. Given its anonymity, > it could have been any one of > you, or me. Lastly, while it > may be reasonable for it not > to want to travel to Hoboken, > there's no rational reason for > its not going to Queens, since > there are many areas of such > that are more accessible from > Williamsburg than in either > Brooklyn OR Manhattan. > > Hmmm... I really wouldn't blame > anyone for not wanting to drive on > the BQE or ride the GG train... > > Israel Stein > > -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/pianotech.php/attachments/20100906/e383e004/attachment.htm>
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