the one that got away
the Fallon Planning blog points toward a new Craigslist-like service that is focused on NYC subway crushes that were cut short by the inevitable lack of courage or closing door. Subway Crush lets users post a note to the one that got away. as a midwest dude who relies on four and two wheels only, the thought of commuting and traveling by subway/train has always been romantic. it goes with my theory that everyone steps onto an airplane hoping to have their lives changed at 30,000ft. there's a collision of intention and random, schedule and serendipity that occurs in public transportation.
anyway, i like this social-network-meets-want-ad style. i think the increase in people habitually checking such a localized forum will spread into other arenas. as with most things organic, i wonder how brands might adopt this model.
this post also allowed me to use one of my favorite New Yorker covers.
anyway, i like this social-network-meets-want-ad style. i think the increase in people habitually checking such a localized forum will spread into other arenas. as with most things organic, i wonder how brands might adopt this model.
this post also allowed me to use one of my favorite New Yorker covers.
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3 Comments:
amazing. i'm passing this link on to my friends in new york.
it reminds me of a video i watched a few months ago of a guy searching for his subway crush and creating a website to find her: http://vimeo.com/373021
also, too bad lance bass didn't have this site in 2001:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UpqtDJcX-_I
i swear, Elizabeth, if you ever link me to a Lance Bass trailer again....
hahaha! just be glad i didn't link you to the music video.
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