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Your Weekly Train Update: L is for Ludicrous!

This week L is for Ludicrous (no, don't get excited, not Ludacris, although I do love you Luda!) because quite frankly the Bushwick trains can just be so ridiculous and foolish sometimes

By Brittany Natale

Jan. 30, 2014 · 2 min read

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Your Weekly Train Update: L is for Ludicrous!

This week L is for Ludicrous (no, don't get excited, not Ludacris, although I do love you Luda!) because quite frankly the Bushwick trains can just be so ridiculous and foolish sometimes

Brittany Natale January 30, 2014Jan 30, 2014 · 2 min read

This week L is for Ludicrous (no, don’t get excited, not Ludacris, although I do love you Luda!) because quite frankly the Bushwick trains can just be so ridiculous and foolish sometimes.

* Before I go into my spiel about the L/M train’s future dramatics, I must let you know that as of…

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