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   Edcole1961 said, 3 months ago

   Also, don’t forget to mind the gap.

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   LibrarianInTraining said, 3 months ago

   Wow. The last train to nowhere? Where do I buy my ticket?

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   HPhil said, 3 months ago

   Welcome to the Chicago Transit Authority - going nowhere…

   Pab, hope you enjoyed your brief sojourn in the Windy City.

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   SQUIDBREAKER said, 3 months ago

   Maybe there will be love and miracles out of nowhere.
   (Kansas song)

   A.

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   myyahoonowork said, 3 months ago

   That sounds like it could be the Chicago blue line but there is no mention of delays or shuttle buses between stops. So I’m not sure where this is set.

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   pibfan868 said, 3 months ago

   Nowhere is anyhow more enjoyable then Particular, so enjoy your stay!

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   MihirAsher said, 3 months ago

   … and please mind the gap between the train and the platform …

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   Doctor Toon said, 3 months ago

   Is the train to nowhere going to go over a bridge to nowhere?

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   princepavel said, 3 months ago

   That;s one long tube ride from Balmoral to Logan Square…nust be a French TGV …or maybe not…

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    Dmajor said, 3 months ago

    Belmont, Logan Square, Blue Line are all parts of greater Boston, but nowhere near each other. It’s an MBTA Scramble.

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    Doriation said, 3 months ago

    OK - so that’s the last train to nowhere, but where do I catch the last train to Clarksville??

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    sundevilpeg31 said, 3 months ago

    DMajor: Pab is talking about Chicago’s CTA.

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    Lewreader said, 3 months ago

    Doriation Why catch the last train to Clarksville? He’ll only be leaving in the morning

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    BlueRaven said, 3 months ago

    We’re on the train to nowhere… (apologies to David Byrne)

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    TNGirl said, 3 months ago

    Hope you had a profitable time at ComicCon! Thanks for visiting Chicagoland.

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    yyyguy said, 3 months ago

    how about “a subway named moebius” - a short story i read once about an overly complex subway system (in Boston, I think) which had one of its trains ‘cross’ to the back side back side (another dimension) and disappear. very interesting tale.

    hope you did well in Chicago, PAB.

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    Just plain Steve said, 3 months ago

    I remember that story yyyguy. It was a good one! By A.J. Deutsch I Google.

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    namenamename said, 3 months ago

    Happy Birthday today, Pab! Wishing you a year of health and happiness.

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    grapfhics said, 3 months ago

    “Willoughy!, next stop Willoughby!”

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    Greypets3 said, 3 months ago

    From Nowhere in Particular, it is just a short bus ride to either Charter or Out of Service.

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    Dypak said, 3 months ago

    @ Dmajor - Thanks, I thought that sounded like Bostons T to me. I still have some old tokens, somewhere.

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    gwyncat said, 3 months ago

    “You should have gone to Morrow yesterday and back today for the train that goes to Morrow is a mile upon its way.
    If you had gone to Morrow yesterday now don’t you see, you could have gone to Morrow and returned today at three
    For the train today to Morrow, if the schedule is right, today it goes to Morrow and returns tomorrow night.”

    And happy birthday, Pab!

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    Fairportfan said, 3 months ago

    Mornington Crescent.

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    pabsungenis said, 3 months ago

    Didn’t get to comment on this one because I was driving all day yesterday to get home. My comments will end up on Tuesday’s strip.

    And thanks for the birthday wishes, everyone.

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    pabsungenis said, 3 months ago

    Hey, Chicagoans…. Before I commit this one to its place in the fourth book, am I right in my memory of which direction (traveling from O’Hare toward the Loop) the doors open at on the Blue Line at Logan Square? Anyone know?