I found this the other day; although I couldn't find the full article:

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*Apathy rules

*unless apathy doesn't rule

Good work Colin. Giving the terrorists ideas.

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Where did you find this?
Are you able to search the inquirer archives online somewhere?
Or were you doing research at the library or something?

Well, I guess your duty is clear.

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*Apathy rules

*unless apathy doesn't rule

I was looking at scrapbooks at PAHRC:
http://www.rc.net/philadelphia/pahrc/index.html

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*Apathy rules

*unless apathy doesn't rule

Yeah, hundreds of trains and thousands of passengers cross the bridge every day.

And I am sure the terrorists are reading Philly Blog daily, scribbling down ideas on fiendish ways to disrupt life in this surging metropolis. Just as soon, of course, as they can locate it on a map and figure out why anyone would care to attack it.

George Bush defeated the terrorists, so stop fretting yourselves.

Thanks for an interesting view of the old 'Manayunk Bridge'. I love the reference to "West Manayunk", a term I still like to use to confuse people, or maybe to clarify.

Blame it on Bush

I don't know about the rest of you, but I was totally joking.
Hey - maybe there's a job at the New Yorker for me!

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