Love on the Metro
Fluttering hearts. Speechlessness. Joy. Affection. Metro?
Not a connection residents normally make. But romance on the rails is not dead, and the number one station for fleeting feelings is the Continental-sounding Vienna--this according to a piece in the Post's Style section.
"Perhaps it just conjures images of going to the imperial ball in a gown and saving the last waltz for me," said a Craigslist public relations official. The amorous award was based on "missed connections" ads posted to the Craigslist site from would-be couples who caught each other's eye underground.
By that measure, Largo was the least romantic.
By
Luke Rosiak
| November 27, 2010; 7:18 PM ET
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So creepy.... and slightly racist.
Posted by: getjiggly1 | November 29, 2010 10:10 AM | Report abuse
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