MJ's Funny Valentines...:)

[maggiegrace1]

Crammed in on the subway. . .instant panic attack.
I'd never make it.

Neither would I....*shudders*

 

[Nemo14]

I just got a Pepsi out of the fridge in the garage and it's half frozen

WOW! Am I awake now!

who needs caffiene!

 

[dandaman]

Subways are a good way to make new friends.

Also, new enemies. :lookaroun

 

[mpoppins76]

Crammed in on the subway. . .instant panic attack.
I'd never make it.

I hate the subway. Especially in the steamy, stinky summer. The good thing is, since we're hoppin the Hudson I can start taking the ferry into work

I just got a Pepsi out of the fridge in the garage and it's half frozen

Pepsi slushie, yummy! :slurp:

 

[PotteryGal]

Crammed in on the subway. . .instant panic attack.
I'd never make it.

Me either. I didn't like MGM that well for that reason...it was waaay to crowded together for me, althought the stuff that we did there was fun. Just too many people in too small a space...

 

[rlaeromech]

Ok. I just blinked and missed 3 pages!

One last OT before I leave today: "Welcome to the Jungle" is the best subway theme song ever. :lol: This morning it came up on my iPod while I was crammed in w/ everyone and it is just SO fitting it made me giggle. Which made people look at me funny...which in this city is a pretty tough thing to do :lookaroun

It is a jungle, I rode the train once from Newark to Penn Station.... way too crowded, it was just like the movies though, everyone reading the newspaper, sleeping, drooling, staring, on the phones and such, and the Subway is worse than that????

 

[Uponastar]

Same here - I'd be freaking out completely!

You'd have to kill me.
On this last trip, the second I put my seatbelt on on the plane for the flight down, I thought I was gonna lose it! Took a lot of willpower to talk myself out of that one. The flight home was better because we were in the row right behind the bulkhead, which is nice and roomy, so I was fine.
It's not a fear of flying. . .it's claustrophobia.

 

[rlaeromech]

You'd have to kill me.
On this last trip, the second I put my seatbelt on on the plane for the flight down, I thought I was gonna lose it! Took a lot of willpower to talk myself out of that one. The flight home was better because we were in the row right behind the bulkhead, which is nice and roomy, so I was fine.
It's not a fear of flying. . .it's claustrophobia.

Planes are a bit snug aren't they??? I always get a neck cramp from looking at the window, why can't they put those just a tad higher

 

[Nemo14]

You'd have to kill me.
On this last trip, the second I put my seatbelt on on the plane for the flight down, I thought I was gonna lose it! Took a lot of willpower to talk myself out of that one. The flight home was better because we were in the row right behind the bulkhead, which is nice and roomy, so I was fine.
It's not a fear of flying. . .it's claustrophobia.

it's the crowds for me - I need my personal space....and lots of it!

 

[nibblesandbits]

I guess I just thought you were given to shamless free advertising. You had said that at sometime before but it never really occured to me.

:lol: Nope...that's all me!

 

[Uponastar]

Planes are a bit snug aren't they??? I always get a neck cramp from looking at the window, why can't they put those just a tad higher

OMG, the urge to get up and run is soooo strong! But I've learned how to talk myself down. It's hard, but I've learned. I can get that way in a car too. And once it happened when I was on the inside of a booth in a restaurant. It's a terrible thing. And people who have not had that happen to them can never understand it.

 

[mpoppins76]

It is a jungle, I rode the train once from Newark to Penn Station.... way too crowded, it was just like the movies though, everyone reading the newspaper, sleeping, drooling, staring, on the phones and such, and the Subway is worse than that????

Yup, on the subway there's no room to read, you can't talk on your phone, you could probably sleep (standing) and drool. It's awful.

It's not a fear of flying. . .it's claustrophobia.

For me it's a fear of flying. :lookaroun

 

[PotteryGal]

My daughter is watching Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen - great title for DD . She's 9 going on 13......

 

[Nemo14]

OMG, the urge to get up and run is soooo strong! But I've learned how to talk myself down. It's hard, but I've learned. I can get that way in a car too. And once it happened when I was on the inside of a booth in a restaurant. It's a terrible thing. And people who have not had that happen to them can never understand it.

Have you ever had an MRI?

 

[Disnut]

:lol: Nope...that's all me!

And you do a wonderful job with it.:sohappy: :sohappy:

 

[Uponastar]

it's the crowds for me - I need my personal space....and lots of it!

Crowds don't bother me too much if I can move. But being restrained, even the tiniest bit, i.e. with a seatbelt, it can be as if I were sealed up in a box!

 

[nibblesandbits]

You'd have to kill me.
On this last trip, the second I put my seatbelt on on the plane for the flight down, I thought I was gonna lose it! Took a lot of willpower to talk myself out of that one. The flight home was better because we were in the row right behind the bulkhead, which is nice and roomy, so I was fine.
It's not a fear of flying. . .it's claustrophobia.

See...that doesn't bother me...the only time it bothers me on a plane is when the person in front of you puts the seat ALL the way back and you want to keep yours pretty upright. That frustrates me.

 

[Nemo14]

My daughter is watching Confessions of a Teenage Drama Queen - great title for DD . She's 9 going on 13......

I don't miss those days at all - such a dramatic age! It lasts well into high school too!

 

[nibblesandbits]

Have you ever had an MRI?

That would freak me out...I can stand being in tight spots...but not TIGHT spots.

 

[Uponastar]

Have you ever had an MRI?

The first time I did, I went running out of the room before they even had a chance to tell me to lie down! Could not do it! I have to take valium first.