That’s right. I said it. THE BEST! Case #1. Line 2 Zhongshan Park. Excellent Security! Look at Zhongshan Park line 2 entrance. Before you enter, you’ll notice the red area taped off for security reasons. They have about 3 guards, an airport-style bag x-ray machine and a nice long queue to help you appreciate the [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Metro’
Eric D’s Efficiency Tips #3: Shanghai Metro’s the BEST in the World!
Posted: 11th December 2009 by Eric D in SinoPennTags: Efficiency Tips, Jiuting, Metro, Zhongshan Park
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Eric D’s Efficiency Tips revisited
Posted: 28th October 2009 by Eric D in SinoPennTags: Efficiency Tips, Haibao, Humor, Metro, Shanghaiist
As mentioned HERE about 2 & 1/2 years ago, I have an unhealthy, violent reaction when two dorktards decide to stand next to each other on the escalator, ignoring the plight of the hurried impatient people who generally like to WALK up the stairs. Sure they’re moving FOR YOU. But that doesn’t mean I want [...]
Mickey Mouse has TERRIBLE taste in booze.
Posted: 13th July 2009 by Eric D in SinoPennTags: Apartment, Chivas Regal, Disney, Media, Metro, Mickey Mouse
Mickey mouse does indeed have poor taste in booze. Seen here hoisting a bottle of Chivas Regal on his back, he almost looks like he’s begging Minnie (off in the distance somewhere) to try some. This was seen over at Hom-Mart, a renovation & interior decoration supermarket over by Beixinjing Station. Grace & I have [...]
Shanghai Subway Fight
Posted: 20th May 2009 by Eric D in SinoPennTags: Add new tag, Metro, Shanghai
Yep. That’s me vs. the DMV girl & the PSB girl. And it felt GOOD! Okay, no it wasn’t.
Imported Coke & Pepsi
Posted: 15th February 2009 by Eric D in UncategorizedTags: Coke, Lotus Mart, Metro, Pepsi, Strange
A Coca~Cola in Shanghai generally only costs 2.5 RMB. Here at Lotus Supermarket at the Songhong Station, Line Two, the imported version is 7.5 RMB. A Pepsi Cola also generally costs around 2.5 to 3 RMB. Here again at Lotus, the imported version is 13.00 RMB. What’s the difference in the taste? How the hell [...]
Every day (until next week when I move out of this god-forsaken town), I have to ride a cramped, smelly, nasty bus called “74″. It goes from Judytown to West Yan’an Road, though I get off at Beixinjing Subway Station. Most of the time, it’s a relatively normal ride. You get the peasants staring, the [...]
