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Jan23

So what are you supposed to do with it?

Permalink | 23/01/12 | Categories: Handling, Railways | by: A Sharp English (UK)

Outside one of the exits to Friendship Heights station on the Red Line of Washington DC's metro is a seat set into a low wall. Immediately behind the seat is a notice, 'No loitering'.

Leaving aside the fact that the outside temperature is below zero and there's snow on the ground (and something - not sure what - coming down) I did wonder what you were supposed to do with the seat which didn't constitute loitering!

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