19 Mar 04

Subway Systems

map of the tokyo subway system

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  1. miamh

    Oh how funny I was all like I recognise that one and then I was about to belt out what it was then realised you could click on that picture and it told you DUH! I'm not so special waaaaaaaa!

  2. Lars Holst

    You recognized it? Really? Hmm...*puts on suspicious look*

    Did you see the Paris map? Makes you wonder how Parisians find their way around.

    But standard issue subway maps are more fascinating, I think, at least from an infographics and aesthetical point of view, although these are pretty cool too. Seeing them out of context, you'd never guess they are subway grids. Someone should print them out and sell them as a trivial pursuit kit for seasoned travellers, or for the immensely bored.

  3. miamh

    Dont look at me like that..I might have to beat you! Theres lots of things you dont know about me and me actually studying these as a past time is one of those things :P

  4. Lars Holst

    Hey, :P right back at ya.

    I'm just surprised because these are so different from the maps you normally see. Those I might be able to recognize, but these are more difficult, except for the obvious ones, like New York, Moscow, and Paris. And I'm a pretty smart guy.

    But no worries, I have prepared a simple blindtest...will be right over.

  5. miamh

    Mmmm I recognised a few like that but like I said I have a really really really really boring life.

  6. Lars Holst

    *yawn*

  7. miamh

    I rest my case..

  8. seriocomic

    looks like the crack in my windscreen...

  9. Lars Holst

    That is what I meant.

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