frank theriault wrote: > On Thu, Jun 12, 2008 at 12:30 PM, Christine Aguila > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> I agree completely with all of the above: I prefer the person too! Cheers, >> Christine > > I now think I know why I like her there: > > I've always found these floor-to-ceiling turnstiles to be incredibly > dehumanizing. They look like they could chew a person up and spit > them out the other side. The one on the left with glass windows look > like they could get stuck and hold someone in their jaws, almost like > keeping the person in a glass cage for public display. These things > look diabolical! > > To me, the fact that the figure is silhouetted and only half in the > frame speaks to her marginalization by these turnstiles, and speaks to > the fact that the Toronto Transit Commision seems to care more about > making sure that they don't lose the odd fare to turnstile jumpers > than it does making it's paying patrons feel comfortable. Concrete, > stainless steel and ceramic tiles abound in our subways, and these > turnstiles, which are ubiquitous, only add to the hardness of the > environment. > > So there...
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