Oops. Thanks. Fixed. I had posted a reply in the wrong thread.

+100

I should add that the Washington Post is rapidly approaching POSdom.

Here are some thoughts from Erin on FB:

Currently, Metro conducts track work for 50 hours each weekend. To eliminate the need for such long disruptions of service I (just speaking for myself here), would prefer reduced service throughout the week. This way, when Metro is operating it will be fully-functional instead of having two days of disrupted service. I propose Metro adopt the following schedule: M-F: Metro would open 6:00 am; Su-Th: Metro would close at 11:00 pm; S&S: Metro would open at 9:00 am; F&Sa: Metro would close at 1:30 am. If Metro adopted this schedule, it would have the same amount of track work time per week and also have a fully-functional system when it is open.

Actually, I think the Washington Times is a POS, but that doesn't mean every article they publish is without merit.

In this case, about something I know quite a bit about myself, I think they're pretty spot on.

Some of the racial stuff could have been toned down though.

ha!

Nice tone.

That's a new "feature." The files are now available on ScribD.

You're welcome.

I have seen these commercials, just didn't make the connection. :)

for those of you who, like me, didnt' get the peggy reference:

[youtube JZU94rLRcb8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JZU94rLRcb8 youtube]

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