From Carl:
Did you all know of a new fad that has been happening at the Dupont Circle Metro station? It's called 'Train Surfing.'Other items:
I watched some kids do it a dozen times last month.
I told the Metro kiosk guy, but he didn't do anything about it.
The kids saw me filming and surrounded me. I got on the next train. Here's what I got.
Metro #2 gets $30k housing bonus (Examiner)
Track work this weekend (WMATA)
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superseiyan -99p · 715 weeks ago
Your'e attracting quite the lowest-common denominator here. Often I see comments directed at certain segments of population calling them "sub-human trash" etc etc. Now there's comments wishing death on kids.
Shocking vitriol.
Does being a loud kid make one subhuman or deserving "to be killed"?
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superseiyan -99p · 715 weeks ago
That criticism is like saying if I support a sports team and I say "I don't like how they play X" or it was dumb to buy Y, that the obvious question is "why am I supporting a team thats' not to my taste". That's missing the point, and running away from it. Better to defend the point (i.e. support of the type of comments I was referring to).
I was just making a general observation on the tone and vibe of comments that *I* find alarming and way over the top that's all. It appeared to me the author(s) of the blog encouraged/liked/were ok with that. Author(s) of this blog didn't seem offended anyway and argued why he lets it slide.
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Send email to as well to Officer Lang, who's really tried to help riders out with many issues: Here is officer Langs email: Investigator Lang at rlang[at]wmata.com.
Lots of kids have died worldwide and here in the US and have become amputees, at the very least. My First Aid is OK, but would be a shame to have to perform it in that type of situation.
This kid got lucky this time. Agreed, we've all done dumb stuff and are fortunate enough to vent here, but with trains pulling in as fast as they do and the low lighting on platforms, it's just a matter of time.
Anony Mouse · 715 weeks ago
It would surely cut down on offloading.
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Guest · 715 weeks ago
Now to take it up a notch, you try and jump from one moving train to another heading in the opposite direction.
You may think this looked easy when you saw Yen surf on the Japanese bullet trains, but remember, he admitted to Danny Ocean and Rusty that the stunt was all done with CGI.
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