Category Archives: Pylones

We are Big in Poughkeepsie

Posted on September 13, 2012 by TJ

The Poughkeepsie Journal enjoyed our own New York Commuter’s Glossary, which got a writeup in John Rolfe’s “On the Rails” column over the weekend. He writes: “The New York Commuter’s Glossary” is an amusing read you can complete in the … Continue reading →

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Newsday Digs ‘Commuter’s Glossary’

Posted on August 27, 2012 by TJ

Our New York Commuter’s Glossary got some favorable cyber-ink in Newsday’s “Westchester” edition. Writes Nik Bonopartis: The much-avoided row of seats next to the toilet on a Metro-North train? That’s the “stenchbench.” Jockeying for position and leg room with a … Continue reading →

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‘Commuter Glossary’ Now Available in Grand Central!

Posted on August 7, 2012 by TJ

We are quite pleased to report that our very own “The New York Commuter’s Glossary,” the humorous dictionary of daily rail-rider terms, is now available in the very place where the idea was hatched: Grand Central Terminal. You can now … Continue reading →

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