Ok, well, I do not want to have to smell feet on my way home or to smell sneakers that smell like smelly feet. And there is the basic, um, courtesy issue here of someone taking up a good two seats with a bit of foot overage on the third. But hey it probably was not during rush hour so that makes it ok amirite?
A few weeks back, at the height of morning rush hour, I get on an Orange Line train to see a guy fast asleep, taking up 5 seats (the door seat to the operator cab, but in the middle of the train) in the process. No, I didn't check out the smell, but probably about the same as your average commuter's feet. And this chick is only taking up 2 seats in the process. Who knows, she might have even been amenable moving their legs if the train got busy.
those feet stink! Only people with stinky feet would do something like this. So, you know, basically a sociopath. Not of the murderous variety, just the type who gets a kick out of making people's stomachs turn smelling their smelly feet.
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hey! those are my dad's shoes!
he needs them for the mall!!!
Is the title of the book the person is holding
"How to be an self absorbed idiot without really trying"?
Meh! Get off my lawn.
Of all the things I have seen on the T, this is by far the least offensive.
Oh, please.
Ok, well, I do not want to have to smell feet on my way home or to smell sneakers that smell like smelly feet. And there is the basic, um, courtesy issue here of someone taking up a good two seats with a bit of foot overage on the third. But hey it probably was not during rush hour so that makes it ok amirite?
And, yeah, get off of my lawn.
I agree with Bull
A few weeks back, at the height of morning rush hour, I get on an Orange Line train to see a guy fast asleep, taking up 5 seats (the door seat to the operator cab, but in the middle of the train) in the process. No, I didn't check out the smell, but probably about the same as your average commuter's feet. And this chick is only taking up 2 seats in the process. Who knows, she might have even been amenable moving their legs if the train got busy.
Consider yourself lucky if
Consider yourself lucky if that's the worst thing you smelt on the T this time.
title
" by Emily Giffin. would've made for a funnier caption.
Anyone got any Febreze? Or,
Anyone got any Febreze? Or, better, some straight Clorox bleach!!
Ew
Too bad she didn't show the person's face for a little public shaming.
Too bad aholes who snap pics of other
people on trains, buses, etc., don't immediately get punched in the face like they richly deserve.
Maybe we're taking your
Maybe we're taking your picture because you are achingly beautiful.
^^^^^Internet tough guy alert
Internet tough guy alert!!!
...crakling fire. Brilliant!
...crakling fire. Brilliant! lol
You just KNOW
those feet stink! Only people with stinky feet would do something like this. So, you know, basically a sociopath. Not of the murderous variety, just the type who gets a kick out of making people's stomachs turn smelling their smelly feet.
The offender
Appears to be a pregnant woman, so I'll give her a pass.
But in the future, go for the row of 3-5 seats at the end of the train car that are the de-facto weirdo seats for this kind of behavior.
I'd be willing to wager not a
I'd be willing to wager not a pregnant woman.
That explains....
....why the orange line smells like feet.
Never judge a book by its cover
Judge it by its plot summary.
Emily Giffin - Love the one you're with.
Ellen and Andy’s first year of marriage doesn’t just seem perfect, it is perfect. There is no question how deep their devotion is, and how naturally they bring out the best in each other. But one fateful afternoon, Ellen runs into Leo for the first time in eight years. Leo, the one who brought out the worst in her. Leo, the one who left her heartbroken with no explanation. Leo, the one she could never quite forget. When his reappearance ignites long-dormant emotions, Ellen begins to question whether the life she’s living is the one she’s meant to live. Love the One You’re With is a powerful story about one woman at the crossroads of true love and real life.
This is how you explain
This is how you explain privilege to your children
live and let live
That's not the worst thing I've seen on the Orange Line this week.