@DrStedx @mar12luc@BBCNews They could also ram the commercial plane, just as the National Guard pilots were planning to do on 9/11, had they found the plane before the passengers’ actions forced the terrorists to crash it.
@helenwickenden1 @gigamarx @nadinebh_@OwenJones84 Wow, talk about snobbery! Do you say the same about people who go to other kinds of music concerts? A majority of people go to the symphony, opera, and ballet because music brings them joy.
@FIXWMATA Except at Shady Grove this morning during rush hour. It wasn’t reported but we waited 24 minutes for a train. This is the red line where the trains are supposed to be every 10 minutes.
@ClaireG_UX@washingtonpost Have you ever done this? It takes forever to read a menu this way. With a paper menu, we can whip out our magnifier and read it in seconds.
@crimking71@washingtonpost Not always. In fact, twice in the past year, after the waitress insisted they didn’t have paper menus, I’ve had to ask for a manager to explain that neither my spouse nor l could read the menu on our phones, and point out that not having a legible menu is not ADA compliant.1/
@wmata And look, everyone here is actually paying for their trip. The DC Council needs to make it illegal to jump the gates. And then it needs to be enforced.
@MontgomeryCoMD Not the Quince Orchard Library. It is so warm in there in every season. I was hoping the refresh they did a few years ago would’ve fixed that, but no.
@AnthonyGlees@militaryhistori@thetimes Kissinger = Chamberlain? Fortunately Kissinger isn’t a decision-maker. And Zelinskyy wouldn’t listen to him anyway.
@MocoMom3@unsuckdcmetro That’s true, it’s not their fault (for once). It was a really stupid decision by the DC council. How could they not foresee the consequences?