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[lifehungry]

The peak hour trains elastically jolt me into what is the reality of life. They have always fascinated me. They are the only times that people don't mind being crammed together like sardines. People are considerate and courteous, people make room because nobody wants to be left behind

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[nighinvisible]

I love riding trains for this very reason. There is this horrid mive called 40 days and 40 nights, and the only part I enjoyed was when the protagonist took his girl for a date--riding buses all day.

[lifehungry]

Oh no, is it from the 80s? It sounds as profound as The Breakfast Club (yes, I was a bit disillusioned after watching it the other night). Although I have done that before, by myself, not on a date (we get daily tickets here and we can use the same ticket on trains, buses and trams all day), and it is very good for the creative mind.

[nighinvisible]

no, it was pretty recent. The guy gives up sex for lent, and of course, once he gives up sex he meets his dream girl and can't do her. DISASTER.