Ride the KC Metro: Sucker Punch the Bus Driver!

[SuperChief]

That shit pisses me off. Sucker punching an old man??? Why?

[Bane]

Originally Posted by SuperChief

That shit pisses me off. Sucker punching an old man??? Why?

You know why.Just be honest.


**** dat punk ass white mother****er...Watch dis shit homey!

[suds79]

Originally Posted by SuperChief

That shit pisses me off. Sucker punching an old man??? Why?

Why do a lot of young males do the stupid shit they do?

That's about as big of a chickens$#t move as it gets. Hope they catch him.

[seclark]

Originally Posted by suds79

Why do a lot of young males do the stupid shit they do?

That's about as big of a chickens$#t move as it gets. Hope they catch him.

i hope some of the "bad" cops catch the ****er.
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[crazycoffey]

Originally Posted by seclark

i hope some of the "bad" cops catch the ****er.
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challenge accepted!!

[Bane]

Pussy ass bitch. To be expected tho.

[qabbaan]

And they wonder why normal people are afraid to ride the bus.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by qabbaan

And they wonder why normal people are afraid to ride the bus.

Normal? What the **** does that mean?

I rode the Los Angeles Metro five days a week for nearly two years. It was dirt cheap (like $30 a month and straight shot down Santa Monica Blvd.) and I never saw a single incidence of violence.

If you're "afraid" to take public transportation, whether it's the Metro or the Subway, that says more about you than the system.

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Normal? What the **** does that mean?

I rode the Los Angeles Metro five days a week for nearly two years. It was dirt cheap (like $30 a month and straight shot down Santa Monica Blvd.) and I never saw a single incidence of violence.

If you're "afraid" to take public transportation, whether it's the Metro or the Subway, that says more about you than the system.

Pretty much this. That's just a completely ignorant way of thinking.

Generally speaking, there's no difference between those that ride the city bus and those that don't. Just a bunch of people trying to get where they're going.

[suds79]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

Pretty much this. That's just a completely ignorant way of thinking.

Generally speaking, there's no difference between those that ride the city bus and those that don't. Just a bunch of people trying to get where they're going.

Ehhhh I'm going to have to disagree with you on this one. That's like saying Walmart is just a bunch of people trying to buy groceries. No it's different.

I ride the bus from time to time and I can tell you it's just a different clientele that's fore sure.

You're talking about typically poor or lets just say interesting people on there.

[ModSocks]

Originally Posted by suds79

Ehhhh I'm going to have to disagree with you on this one. That's like saying Walmart is just a bunch of people trying to buy groceries. No it's different.

I ride the bus from time to time and I can tell you it's just a different clientele that's fore sure.

You're talking about typically poor or lets just say interesting people on there.

This.

Not sure about other cities, but San Diego's public transportation is full of rejects. Sure, there's plenty of working professionals, students and "Normal" people, but imma guess it's a 3:1 Ratio favoring Crackheads, Alcoholics, bums and wanna be thugs, like that PoS kid in the OP.

Almost everyday i rode the trolley, i came home with a story to tell, anywhere from people getting their Ipods stolen to bitches trying to reach into my pockets while walking down the aisle.

[Otter]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

Pretty much this. That's just a completely ignorant way of thinking.

Generally speaking, there's no difference between those that ride the city bus and those that don't. Just a bunch of people trying to get where they're going.

On the other side: I rode the bus for 3 weeks after my truck needed some major repairs and saw a psycho in the back of the bus that looked like he didn't sleep for 4 days yelling obscenities at women and calling men 'pillowbiters', mad dogging them and telling them he was gonna knife them if they looked the weirdo sitting there yelling. This was about 7:30 in the morning to top things off.

Most of the people are just people just trying to get to jobs or school. But not all of them.

[Bump]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Normal? What the **** does that mean?

I rode the Los Angeles Metro five days a week for nearly two years. It was dirt cheap (like $30 a month and straight shot down Santa Monica Blvd.) and I never saw a single incidence of violence.

If you're "afraid" to take public transportation, whether it's the Metro or the Subway, that says more about you than the system.

riding the T in Boston at night is never a good feeling. Even had an encounter once, I knew these guys were scoping me out and as soon as that door open I bolted out and when I got to a corner, I looked back and they were looking for me.

It doesn't say anything about anybody if they don't feel safe riding on public transportation, because it's not always safe.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Bump

riding the T in Boston at night is never a good feeling.

I've never been to Boston. Is that a bad part of town or just overall?

Originally Posted by Bump

It doesn't say anything about anybody if they don't feel safe riding on public transportation, because it's not always safe.

It may not always be safe, sure. But I imagine that's due to the neighborhood and not so much to do with public transportation as a whole.

[Bump]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

I've never been to Boston. Is that a bad part of town or just overall?



It may not always be safe, sure. But I imagine that's due to the neighborhood and not so much to do with public transportation as a whole.

yes it was in the shitty part of town. I live in a nice burb but I have to go through the shit holes to get to the city with the way the T operates. I hardly ever take it though as I rarely go downtown.