This Weekend's F Train Headache

If you were planning on taking the F train anywhere this weekend, better put on your reading glasses -- Gowanus Lounge spotted commuters stalled in front of the following sign. The 9-year-old should attempt this for his next subway challenge:

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Transfers and shuttles and buses, oh my. Read the MTA advisory here, or just slide on those walking shoes and stay above ground.

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A preview to Congestion pricing, bet you still be paying 2.25 a ride by the middle of 09'....

F train sucks.....always has since the end of the culver local.... aging tressels and over due stress impacts due to construction closer to right of way....and of course traffic on PPSW and 9th street.

Sooner or later they are gonna have to tear up 9th street and reinforce the walls to the the express tracks from Church to 7th ave....ge3t ready..

I saw that this morning while waiting for the G train and I was like...whaaa?

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This is one of those signs where someone should write "It makes it suck" after "How does this affect my trip?" on the sign.

i guess the hipsters are going to have a tough time getting home while drunk this weekend.

yeah, all those damn hipsters in Park Slope, Windsor Terrace, Kensington, Carroll Gardens, etc are really going to have to suck it up this weekend. ass.

I think he meant 30 something bourgies with baby strollers.

Since i am going to spend saturday night engaged in bachelorette shenanigans, i have given up all hopes of getting home before monday.

This kind of subway line is not suitable for drunks.

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