Morning report
This morning almost at nine am, I took a 7 train at Times Square.
Suddenly, someone noticed an unattended big blue backpack in the car I just had entered.
Everybody got out of the car, orderly. No panic. A cop took the darn bag out and took it out of sight, to a safe place. Everybody climbed in the car again, with a phlegm like the one sported by the British under the Nazi bombings. The train continued its way, with no other incident.
I am very proud of my fellow passengers for being so calm and collected at all times. I am proud of the MTA workers and the cops for being so brave, and for all us for standing up straight and strong in the face of terror. Face that we are ready to punch to a bloody pulp, Adbullah, so fuck off.
Suddenly, someone noticed an unattended big blue backpack in the car I just had entered.
Everybody got out of the car, orderly. No panic. A cop took the darn bag out and took it out of sight, to a safe place. Everybody climbed in the car again, with a phlegm like the one sported by the British under the Nazi bombings. The train continued its way, with no other incident.
I am very proud of my fellow passengers for being so calm and collected at all times. I am proud of the MTA workers and the cops for being so brave, and for all us for standing up straight and strong in the face of terror. Face that we are ready to punch to a bloody pulp, Adbullah, so fuck off.
2 Comments:
cb Im willing to patrol the subway lines in my spare time .for free.
me,doberman and my gun
That's exactly what the civilians should be doing, Tocororo.
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