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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1

I remember those fondly as well. The 44s used to be an A Line phenomenon up until 2009 or so. They had the blue stripe removed and turned patina. Very loud air releases but inside was as quiet as a library. Now they are designated to the Staten Island Railway. The R46s still dominate on the N, Q, and A lines. A lot of the cars on the 46 trains actually have disconnected motors and on one N train I was on last week, there were at least 3 cars with no propulsion. Only the air and door/AC electrical lines were on and they were literally being deadheaded with the other 5 cars pushing/pulling them along...

It's weird. Remember all the Hoopla that ensued when the 1st set of Kawasaki R110A's came out? Mostly on the #2 line? I recall the "Media" being the "Media" and trying to "dumb it down" for us sheeples by saying the starting spool up sounded like the 1st 3 notes of West Side Story's "There's a Place for US" but with the last note up one octave... :rolleyes:
 
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