Sweet Jeezus! Do they not have people going: "Um. No. We can't name it THAT! What the hell are you thinking?!?" And I thought the folks who'd misspelled Texas were goofballs!
First, is this service free? Charging persons to ride such thing could violate laws in most jurisdictions, except maybe north of Tuscon, in portions of Nevada, for example.
Second, I assume ridership, although high, was certainly no more than two, maybe three at a time? (Actually, I am not sure how many could ride at the same time, although theories are many).
As for me, I'm not into carpooling or mass transit. As such, I would probably want to ride that off-peak hours. That way those long rides could be much more enjoyable. Besides, large crowds sure do get noisy and can leave quite a mess.
The first clue was that someone had too much fun writing this not to put their byline on it.
As for finding the real thing, yes, it can be challenging at times. and is most definitely a situation where HUMINT (Human Intelligence), particularly an attentive in-depth personal reconnaissance, beats the pants off MASINT or Imagery Intelligence gathering.
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Oh no they didn't....
Oh no they didn't....
Surely they were not so stupid....
It's tough to find, always moving around.
Sweet Jeezus! Do they not have people going: "Um. No. We can't name it THAT! What the hell are you thinking?!?" And I thought the folks who'd misspelled Texas were goofballs!
They have since rebranded themselves but the Skagit County (WA) Transit used to go by SKAT.
http://www.skagittransit.org/
and
http://www.acronymfinder.com/Skagit-Transit-(Skagit-County,-Washington)-(SKAT).html
First, is this service free? Charging persons to ride such thing could violate laws in most jurisdictions, except maybe north of Tuscon, in portions of Nevada, for example.
Second, I assume ridership, although high, was certainly no more than two, maybe three at a time? (Actually, I am not sure how many could ride at the same time, although theories are many).
As for me, I'm not into carpooling or mass transit. As such, I would probably want to ride that off-peak hours. That way those long rides could be much more enjoyable. Besides, large crowds sure do get noisy and can leave quite a mess.
is this on onion story,this is a direct quote from the 1st column "..Tucson residents and visitors, got on, then got off."
Sadly, this is a parody:
http://www.tucsonsentinel.com/local/report/071114_streetcar_clitt/aguirre-pokes-tucson-streetcar-with-facebook-prank/
The first clue was that someone had too much fun writing this not to put their byline on it.
As for finding the real thing, yes, it can be challenging at times. and is most definitely a situation where HUMINT (Human Intelligence), particularly an attentive in-depth personal reconnaissance, beats the pants off MASINT or Imagery Intelligence gathering.
Apparently Tucson officialdom (not sure how much to emphasize the dom part of that) is getting pretty hot over this.
http://www.tucsonweekly.com/TheRange/archives/2014/07/14/tucson-artist-food-truck-organizer-parodies-streetcar-with-clitt-fb-page-critics-fire-back
T-Shirts have appeared, one with the slogan "Getting on is fun! Getting off is great!"
Come again!?!
Something seemed off, but I couldn't quite put my finger on it.
What would you expect from a town with a University who's mascot is a Wildcat and their motto is Bear Down?
UofA sucks... GO DEVILS!!!!!
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