Citibike: good or bad for your apartment

No.

>No.

I think you should believe in you. Smart girl like you.

Whatever.

Come on AR, believe in yourself.

aboutreadytodrink aka Paula Deen has been unemployed for years and will continue to be unemployed. She has no motivation in life and gives up easily, hence she's a senior citizen, from the west coast, and has never possessed a driver's license.

http://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/22/fashion/riding-away-from-a-bar-crawl-with-citi-bikes.html?pagewanted=1&_r=0&nl=nyregion&emc=edit_ur_20130822

Citi Bike, the city’s newest form of public transportation, is colliding with one of the city’s favorite pastimes: bar hopping. While ridership peaks during the day (for commuting to work, running errands and sightseeing), some New Yorkers are beginning to see it as a convenient way to explore the city’s night life, despite the obvious pitfalls of getting behind those handlebars after a drink or two.

The top five most active docking stations were located in night life districts: the East Village (Lafayette and East Eighth Street), West Village (Carmine Street and Sixth Avenue; West Fourth Street and Seventh Avenue), Chelsea (Eighth Avenue and West 31st Street) and SoHo (Cleveland Place and Spring Street).

**************AND THE ACCIDENT******************

But that pales in comparison to having an accident. Just ask the 27-year-old lawyer who was riding home to Gramercy Park in June after drinking a half-dozen beers at the Parlour, an Upper West Side bar. As he rode through Columbus Circle, his handlebar clipped a taxi’s mirror, flinging him onto the curb and his bike under the taxi. Luckily, no one and nothing was hurt (the bike was unscathed).

Test please ignore

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