[Enterprise]

Passengers will please put on their life jackets. Man the life boats. Stand by to throw out life preservers. Women and children first. Men next. Trannies last.

[556x45]

That’s why it’s called a subway.

[brownsfan]

Hard for me to be concerned about a rouge communist city.

[JudyinCanada]

One of these happenings about every other day now. And we’re still nuts if we think something nefarious is going on?

[bwest]

Sounds like an improvement.

[xp38]

They weren’t prepared for......weather change!

[doorgunner69]

How will they tell it from one of the huge sewer lines?

[jimfr]

I wa about to ask how deep it was. Because normally there is water running between the tracks at some stations in that city. Then I clicked to see the video. A BIT more than normal!

[Hyman Roth]

Big Beautiful Bills fault.

[Rio]

“nearly underwater” means not actually underwater?

[Wuli]

Very poor communications.

There is no “28th street subway” in Manhattan.

There are five subways (subway lines) with stations/stops at 28th street - the #1, #4 & #6, N, R, and W lines.

My guess is that the image of the flooding was from the 28th street station on the east side of lower Manhattan, on the Lexington Ave IRT line (#4 & #6 trains).

[rfp1234]

Cool. Now they can hire the homeless musicians to conduct Gondola tours.

[RetiredTexasVet]

Maybe they can get the Geo-Engineering guys to schedule these floods periodically to clean up the city. However, NJ might not be too happy if the overflow hits them.

[NonValueAdded]

They’re gonna need a bigger boat.

[rktman]

How’s the 3rd rail feel about that? If it’s not to the roof, it ain’t underwater.

[rktman]

How’s the 3rd rail feel about that? If it’s not to the roof, it ain’t underwater.

[telescope115]

That’s horrific. I saw it on the news.

[sauropod]

Bkmk