If only the Orange Line were tastier
Darn autocorrect. Around 3:50 p.m., S.I. Lydon tweeted:
Wondeing why the outbound Orange Line has been stopped at Ruffles for five minutes for a “police action” at Bunker Hill?
He got some replies, although none directly answering his question:
At least there will be chips... pic.twitter.com/l0RIyzvWjL
— Kevin Wiles, Jr (@kwilesjrphoto) October 8, 2017
There were no snacks of any kind!!
— S. I. Lydon (@Greengage) October 8, 2017
Being stopped at Ruffles I would have imagined they would at least provide chips!#PlayOnTheTypo
— Kevin Wiles, Jr (@kwilesjrphoto) October 8, 2017
I would stop at Ruffles again and again
— Stefan Economou (@oysterbrine) October 8, 2017
Unless you were heading for Downtown Croissant.
— S. I. Lydon (@Greengage) October 8, 2017
I was just at Beef Wellington station.
— DJ Lightning (@ThndrBlt64) October 8, 2017
Stopping at back bay scallops
— Kenneth Kudisch (@KKudisch) October 8, 2017
Next stop pan seared Alewife, followed by a nice coffee Porter
— the T but scary̶ier (@mbtasnafu) October 8, 2017
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Take the E line
to buttery toffee enrobed in milk chocolate.
( the Ⓣ's most appetizing station is on the Orange Line )
Ruffles Station
I know the T has been considering corporate sponsorship of stations, but that's going a bit too far.
The horniest trains
stop for Lays.