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bebefryyounge on November 8, 2009

no! old people should be mayed to stand as their punishment for living

unseen4 on October 15, 2009

NO. Haha.

yeahyeahyeah909 on August 25, 2009

I love it =]

Ronat on August 24, 2009

There were no priority seats when I was in NYC-I used to have to crouch on the floor on 2 hour journeys-I applaud the effort, even though they left out the word “up” and the question mark!!(LOL)

ricardian2005 on August 24, 2009

its almost begging you to do it no?/ But accepting you wont ...hopeful wistful......strange......ehehehe here its you will and good ! xxx

Brightonbelle3 on August 24, 2009

I know you have just had a birthday, but I don't think you qualify under either category!

mrsthing on August 24, 2009

They could have written "What, you're legs are broken? Stand the fuck up, you lazy piece of shit!" But then everyone would have ignored the sign, because they're used to it.

mrsthing on August 24, 2009

Hey, it's New Yorkers trying to be polite. Cut them some slack; they're so inexperienced!

dadge on August 24, 2009

Negative questions are bad enough, but negative requests! Argh!

tourmaline1973 on August 24, 2009

I take it this sign was written by Sargeant Wilson after he left the Home Guard?

maxley on August 24, 2009

This is exactly how Portugal started. Resist, people!

jjdaddyo on August 24, 2009

hey, it's New Jersey, innit?

andimclellan on August 24, 2009

Hope you brought your screwdriver! Why the elderly or disabled would want to carry around a subway seat all day is beyond me

maggiz on August 24, 2009

PATH: Port Authority Trans-Hudson

intheglow on August 24, 2009

Happy Birthday, Stephen! With Love from the Forum: http://bit.ly/vUDLO

maggiz on August 24, 2009

sounds good to me...won't you please, please, please help me, help me, help meeee....

Adam__Carter on August 24, 2009

Elderly OR disabled - what if their both? "f*ck them, make them stand!" Sign these days "Kuu!" :P

jofilm on August 24, 2009

Obviously a clever tactic - playing on that guilty feeling we all get when we haven't quite offered our seat quickly enough

javashri on August 24, 2009

I see that someone needs to revisit their sparsely thumbed copy of Wren & Martin.

lcreale on August 24, 2009

HA! Brilliant. Even better is imagining the scene of you on the subway laughing at the wonders of American English.

Tigerhilly on August 24, 2009

will you or won't you????

charliegirl2008 on August 24, 2009

Kind of sweet I reckon. Bet it gets a better response than the ones on our buses. Ignorance reigns here sadly.

Susskins on August 24, 2009

At least they avoided using quotes around the word elderly.

Roweboat on August 24, 2009

Well, won't you?

dc_zol on August 24, 2009

I can see you scribbling on it now and correcting the grammar to Queens English :-)