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Posted by Terrapin Station on Wed Nov 23 13:59:49 2011, in response to Re: How the MTA is Destroying the Local Bus System, posted by BrooklynBus on Wed Nov 23 13:34:56 2011. It is a question not a statement? Apparently do do not understand the difference. Re: How the MTA is Destroying the Local Bus System (249197) I asked the question because Hank stated that actual trip times including walking did not matter since people don't consider them according to him. So I basically asked him if that means we should plan by perceptions and not by reality since people generally overseer mate their tome savings by using an express train by not considering the extra time they have to wait for one if a local comes first. Using that reasoning, I don't see how you come to the question of asking if express trains should be ended. Using that reasoning, it seems to me it's saying that people love express trains. So why ask about ending them? Doesn't make any sense. As long as you ask a question like a decent human being I am able to answer you. I almost always ask a question like a decent human being. The only times I don't is when I'm responding to someone who isn't acting like a decent human being. I just don't want to waste my time in circular logic debating which is your specialty. Nope. What you call "circular logic debating" is you simply not understanding what I'm clearly saying. Instead of asking questions about what I said, you go and get your panties up in a bunch. You need to try harder and ask for help/clarification more often. Just like what I did above. You wrote a really weird sentence so I asked what you meant by it. I didn't start ranting and raving about decent-ness and circular logic! LOL! |
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