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Metros I’ve Ridden
Take that, niralth and dre! In addition, I couldn’t find the DC metro here. [ETA: Added!] I also didn’t find the Santa Clara lightrail on here, but that probably doesn’t even count. Those aren’t real trains, I will admit. 😀
Got at b3co.com!
Now I have to admit that I am not sure if I rode the LA metro, but I’m pretty sure I did the bus & metro combo the one time I went off by myself to visit an old friend while down there for E3 one year (the same year I visited Holly and met Eventine and Ace).
Evite & Fundraisers
I don’t really have a problem with people I know personally using Evite to invite me to fundraiser events. However, I have a strongly viceral negative reaction to people giving my email address to other people — or worse, organizations — I don’t know at all who are having fundraisers. It doesn’t matter if it’s an issue I strongly support; it’s simply horrifically rude to basically give away my contact info to a unknown party without my consent.
I think it particularly bothers me with Evites because everytime I get one, I assume it’s a personal invite. To have a random stranger’s fundraiser mixed in with my friends’ invitations is a real pisser, because it feels like they are masquerading as friends and invading my personal space.
Seriously, don’t do it.