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“Cat” Found, Amusing Posters in Goldens Bridge Humor Photos

The cat girl was out and causing mischief this week in Goldens Bridge. I’ve been told by some people I see on my commute that seeing me with my cat hat every morning makes them smile. But what of every person at the station that I don’t see? I figured I’d make them smile a bit too, and maybe have a bit of a laugh. So if you hang out around Goldens Bridge, you may have seen this poster:

Monday night I hung six of these posters. By Tuesday morning two were missing, and by this morning there were only three remaining, on the south side platform and the south vestibule stairwell. I was hoping that someone would call the number on the poster and say something amusing, but thus far I’ve received no calls. Yes, the number is in fact a real voicemail number. If you call it, any message you leave will be emailed to me.


Part of the motivation for the poster was to cover up the graffiti that the MTA will never clean


Don’t mess with the ticket machines. One of the first signs to disappear.

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3 Responses to ““Cat” Found, Amusing Posters in Goldens Bridge”

  1. Sheryl Says:

    I seriously love those! I hope someone calls :)

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