If someone wants to eat on a public train, why should someone tell them what they cant and cant do? Unless theres actually a regulation stating you arent allowed to have meals on a train...its their business. If someone has a problem with someone eating a meal on a train, provided its not actually splashing everywhere (ie someone slurping up spaghetti and having it go all over their clothing), perhaps they should get off the PUBLIC train and ride in a private car.
Many New Yorkers rely on the MTA since you can get pretty much everywhere in the five boroughs and not worry about parking or traffic or gas. Along with a ride that varies from mildly bumpy to jerky, and the likely hood of eating fragrant rice/lo mein/soup/pretty much all take-out next to someone, there's still a chance of spilling it on the floor or the person next to you. Like I said, it's just courtesy not to bother other riders like with clipping your nails, taking off your shoes, slapping your lips while you chew, or playing music through a speakerphone, and don't be surprised if you get called out on it. Never know if there's someone starving on the train either.
Now if the cart was less occupied, that might be more alright
as for videos
OH MY GOD!!! TORNADO!!!
I laughed out loud at the end.
I don't see shit. It looks like the leaves are barely blowing in the wind.
did you just see that?
Kid needs to move to oklahoma for spring...
Great debate between the hosts of the atheist experience and Ray Comfort:
Worth a watch. I can't tell you how many debates I've seen Ray in where I really felt the other side did a terrible job pointing out the giant holes in his positions. Matt did a very good job shutting down a lot of the misdirects and the fallacies that he frequently throws out.
58 minutes? Shit, just show him a wild banana. Case closed.
Another random video by yours truely. lol
I wish I could ban you.
:O!