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As I sit in my seat trying my best not to stare at my fellow riders too much, I find myself zoning out staring at a small screen displaying random information--what to do if you get sick on the train, what to do if you get sick on the platform, if you see something suspicious say something, etc. Then I catch a glimpse of the MTA rules of conduct which read "Damage subway property - that includes graffiti or scratchitti" Scratchitti?? I had never heard of this before and never knew there was an actual word
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This is a visual for visual learners.
"Scratchitti"??!!! If you say it really fast it sounds like a pasta! YUM...
ReplyDeleteYay for new F trains and new vocabulary words! See if you can bring it up in a conversation, casually. Like, "Oh I was reading this scratchitti and it really spoke to me..." I would laugh if you did that. :)
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