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Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance? |
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Posted by Tramrunner on Sun Apr 26 01:23:55 2015 http://time.com/3773930/dj-subway-dance-party/ |
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Re: Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance? |
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Posted by The silence on Sun Apr 26 01:38:02 2015, in response to Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance?, posted by Tramrunner on Sun Apr 26 01:23:55 2015. PA cops chase people for just using the word "Camera", I don't think they'd be ok with a dance party... |
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Re: Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance? |
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Posted by nasadowsk on Sun Apr 26 08:27:20 2015, in response to Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance?, posted by Tramrunner on Sun Apr 26 01:23:55 2015. The PA's afraid of its own shadow. So I'd say, no. |
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Re: Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance? |
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Posted by Tramrunner on Sun Apr 26 08:33:22 2015, in response to Re: Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance?, posted by The silence on Sun Apr 26 01:38:02 2015. I feel that apath is absolutely another frameworks, and people who ride it are mostly one who work in midtown downtown in in NJ. Actually I took some pix of PA-5 trains when a ridership is quiet off-peak and no one stopped me.But is it true that even the word "camera" is forbidden at path? At another hand its blessing that improper behavior is punished. It drives everyone of r a quiet ride. |
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Re: Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance? |
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Posted by Tramrunner on Sun Apr 26 08:44:56 2015, in response to Re: Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance?, posted by Tramrunner on Sun Apr 26 08:33:22 2015. What other words would PA COPs chase for? |
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Re: Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance? |
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Posted by The Silence on Sun Apr 26 11:35:45 2015, in response to Re: Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance?, posted by Tramrunner on Sun Apr 26 08:33:22 2015. ...oh for the love of God...It was a joke, based on how the PAPD is overly conscious about security. They don't want people photographing their stuff. Because of that, they do not like railfans at all (just ask Nilet). For example; when the Hudson Bergen Light Rail was extended to Lincoln Harbor in 2004, a few fans were out snapping picks, only to get harassed by PA cops because the Lincoln Tunnel Helix was in the background. And this was on a public street. |
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Re: Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance? |
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Posted by Joe V on Sun Apr 26 12:14:39 2015, in response to Re: Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance?, posted by nasadowsk on Sun Apr 26 08:27:20 2015. It should be easier with cell phone cameras to taker photos while making like you are texting or speaking. |
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Re: Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance? |
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Posted by tramrunner on Sun Apr 26 16:48:05 2015, in response to Re: Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance?, posted by Joe V on Sun Apr 26 12:14:39 2015. I guess many people do it, however there is also such thing as face expression. By the way, I used to play TML World of Subway, which simulates PATH line. |
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Posted by tramrunner on Sun Apr 26 16:55:51 2015, in response to Re: Does PATH usually admire such events, as DJ Dance?, posted by The Silence on Sun Apr 26 11:35:45 2015. honestly speaking, the only place I would be interested in PATH is,their overground stretch. However, doing something which PAPD can stop me for -doesnt sound like a "good business" for me. .... I take pix of NYC Stuff, and no one tells me to drop my camera. yet the only place where I was asked to stop taking picture - was NJ Transit Coast Line (on my trip from Long Branch) |
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