Post: #1

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/10/08...65845.html

While little is known on the circumstances and setting of this caught-on-camera incident posted by VideosBeforeYouDie, we know it supposedly took place on April 29.

We also know unquestionably that the GIF below sums up the moment best.

So, was this an appropriate course of action to take on a person who was holding up the train for everyone else?

Post: #2

that's really funny but totally assholeish. an angry, "get out the door" is more appropriate (if nothing else, than for legal reasons alone). God forbid there were an NYPD on the car. Man, those guys have undercover agents riding the cars at all hours of the day - I know cause I got reprimanded once by one of em.

Post: #3

lol this would have been more fitting: