The L @ MindSay

I saw the new resi film on friday and was suprised to find that it was actually quite enjoyable. If you ignore the fact that it completely fucks up the plot of the games. Worst thing about it was that we were ambushed by spazzy sarah. (What is this political correctness? I'm not a politician)

Bought resi 3 for the gamecube on saturday after work before going to my friends to RPG. I've been playing it loads is very fun. I got some new furniture for my room now that it's been painted. Got a day of college yesterday because i thought it was a sunday. Other than that i decided to end each new blog  with a quote from a film/book/game/song/[other source].

Anyway,

"AK47 when you absolutely, positively have to kick the ass of every mother fucker in the room. Accept no substitute"

How likely are you to get sick from using public transportation?

RedEye hired a local laboratory to randomly test some CTA surfaces for cleanliness and harmful bacteria. Though the tests conducted along the Red Line, Brown Line, No. 66 and No. 151 routes revealed no staph or E. coli bacteria cells, approximately 57 percent of the tested surfaces registered as dirty enough to breed bacteria that can make you sick.

Surfaces tested on Red and Brown Line trains averaged "dirty" readings, though Red Line cars were found to be significantly dirtier than those on the Brown. Among the dirtiest surfaces tested were the upholstered seats on trains and the stop cord on one bus.

The bottom line: Despite the CTA's efforts to keep buses and trains clean, tests show that the potential for bacteria buildup on the "L" and buses is nothing to sneeze at.

Riders who don't wash their hands between riding the CTA and eating are potentially at risk for colds, the flu, cold sores and food-related illnesses, such as salmonella poisoning