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OK.. now I WISH the subway in my city is like that with pretty hostesses greeting you and smiley passengers! Unfortunately depending on time of day mine can consist of anyone from the vagrants bugging you for change on the platform to the mentally unstable and the occasional students and white collar workers. If you're unfortunate maybe even roving band of thugs. On game day it's packed with folks from the burbs with their red shirts and red everything on... Friendly smiley they are not and the only people greeting you are the rotund rent-a-cops with bad attitude.

Also I noticed the passengers are mainly all middle age women.. What happened to the men or young people? do they not exist in the city of Harbin? LOL

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kwaigonegin said:

Also I noticed the passengers are mainly all middle age women.. What happened to the men or young people? do they not exist in the city of Harbin? LOL

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Here's a link to more photos. You will see a better variety of passengers.

kwaigonegin said:

OK.. now I WISH the subway in my city is like that with pretty hostesses greeting you and smiley passengers!

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Be hard to find hostess weighing less than 200LB down there where you live! Lol!!

I think you mean light rail Metro....... Is any of it actually underground.? And your discription reminds me of when I use to ride the Before I rode it I heard all these urban ledgends on how bad it was.. in actuality it was very safe & reliable.. Of course things do happen from time to time.

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bd popeye said:

Be hard to find hostess weighing less than 200LB down there where you live! Lol!!

I think you mean light rail Metro....... Is any of it actually underground.? And your discription reminds me of when I use to ride the

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Before I rode it I heard all these urban ledgends on how bad it was.. in actuality it was very safe & reliable.. Of course things do happen from time to time.

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aactually parts of it goes under the street.. as to the wimmin folks.. well you know how those Midwest corn fed women are.. OOPS I better say NO MORE! Just Kidding.

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kwaigonegin said:

aactually parts of it goes under the street.. as to the wimmin folks.. well you know how those Midwest corn fed women are.. OOPS I better say NO MORE! Just Kidding.

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LOL.. can you say Bremelo?! LOL..

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bd popeye said:

LOL.. can you say Bremelo?! LOL..

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LOL! totally forgot about Bremerton base! bad man you!

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Equation said:

I don't know how any fisherman in anywhere around the world could a hold a fish with their bare hands without using gloves? I know I can't. Those sea critters are slippery, scaly and spiny (on the fins area).

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Your comment reminds me something; Some years ago in my old company I had a workmate who was about 10 years older me, he didn't know how to drive a car. One day while we were chatting, he said "I wonder how car drivers can always have their wheels straight when they park their cars". Can you get his point? He meant that because drivers sit in their cars, they can't see the wheels; how can they know that the wheels are straight or not? I didn't bother to explain to him how, instead I told him "When you know how to drive, you'll know how to steer your wheels straight". The same case Equation, if it becomes your job someday, you'll learn how to hold fishes with bare hand (one hand, not both).

Technically, there are two areas you can hold a fish even it is alive and jumping; the neck (generally) and the tail (some type of fishes which have tails larger than bodies). When you hold a fish, do not press as hard as you can because the harder you hold the slipper the fish will be, and if the fish is alive it'll make the fish jumps even harder. Furthermore, usually people don't hold a fish with two hands unless it is too heavy. A Thai proverb says "จับปลาสองมือ" (trying to catch fishes with two hands; meaning impossible act).

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kwaigonegin said:

LOL! totally forgot about Bremerton base! bad man you!

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When I was on Nimitz I hadda a kid that worked for me.. all the women he went out with were..Bremelos...no foolin!

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bd popeye said:

When I was on Nimitz I hadda a kid that worked for me.. all the women he went out with were..Bremelos...no follin!

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LOl...I guess certain men has their own taste.

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The Baohanzhi Street, close to the TV stations and government offices, has becomes a favorite location for Africans settling in Guangzhou. [Photo by Li Dong/Sina]

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Baohanzhi Street does not get busy until 4:00 pm. [Photo by Li Dong/Sina]

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Baohanzhi Street becomes very busy in the evening, when business vendors and Africans flock there after a day’s work. [Photo by Li Dong/Sina]

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Many store owners complain that the apparel vendors steal too many of their customers, however it is the clothes vendors who bring so many African customers to the street. [Photo by Li Dong/Sina]

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Several beauty saloons are favored by the Africans living on Baohanzhi Street. Africans have also opened beauty saloons at Dengfeng Plaza. [Photo by Li Dong/Sina]

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Ted, from Angola, has been in Guangzhou for over three years, and can speak a little Chinese. He often borrows a sewing machine from the landlady of the grocery to modify trousers for customers. [Photo by Li Dong/Sina]

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Policemen wearing helmets patrol the street. They often ask vendors who taking up too much room to retreat. [Photo by Li Dong/Sina]

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An African man is arrested by the police for not having a valid passport. Many residents of the street are businesspeople, and some are living there even after their passports expire. [Photo by Li Dong/Sina]

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A two-story building, illegally built on a mere arch-bridge in Shengzhou, Zhejiang Province, has stood for more than 20 years. The building was built by local villagers without permission or certification in 1991. It is currently being demolished. [Photo/Chinanews.com]

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Photos taken on September 26, 2013 shows "transformer's" made of waste auto and motorcycle parts in Hefei of east China's Anhui province. A total of 38 "transformers" are on display in the city with the highest reaching three meters and they are made by 23 workers from Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region. [Photo/Ecns.cn]

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Actress Zhang Li [Photo/Xinhua]

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