ManBearPig
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fukk these ventra cards....
I just lost my CTA card. It had 13 bucks on it
I just lost my CTA card. It had 13 bucks on it
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ManBearPig
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This lightning...
ManBearPig
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I just this dude beat this girl down to the grown in front of her kid near the green line. I would have recorded it
ManBearPig
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If this ain't the city with the worst weather...
the next guy
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http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/...entra-begins-tuesday-20140630,0,6271845.story
A 10-month transition to the new Ventra fare collection system on the CTA and Pace will be completed on Tuesday, when old fare cards will no longer be accepted, the transit agencies reminded riders today.
Bus customers on both systems will be required to pay fares with Ventra cards, contactless credit or debit cards, or cash starting Tuesday. Pace customers who pay with cash will no longer be sold a transfer, meaning that the full fare is charged for each ride when cash is used. The no-transfer policy when paying with cash already exists on the CTA.
More than 98 percent of CTA riders and about 70 percent of Pace riders have switched to Ventra since the new system was introduced late last summer, officials said.
Ventra cards are available at vending machines inside CTA rail stations, at many retail locations in Chicago and the suburbs, online at ventrachicago.com and by calling 877-669-8368.
The $5 new card fee will be waived until July 7 at the retail locations and for online and phone orders. Ventra cards issued at vending machines in CTA rail stations require a $5 fee, which is credited toward transit value if the card is registered.
Riders with old transit cards can transfer balances to Ventra cards through Sept. 1, officials said. Forms are available at transitchicago.com.
CTA fare cards eligible for mail-in balance transfers include unused magnetic stripe 30-day unlimited ride period passes and stored-value fare cards, including magnetic stripe fare cards, Chicago Cards and permits loaded at vending machines. The combined transit value on the cards must be at least $5 and there is an 8-card limit per customer.
RTA reduced and free ride customers can also use the mail-in option to transfer balances to their RTA-issued reduced or free ride Ventra cards. A mail-in option is available for Pace-only tickets and passes. Details are at pacebus.com/Ventra.
jhilkevitch@tribune.com
A 10-month transition to the new Ventra fare collection system on the CTA and Pace will be completed on Tuesday, when old fare cards will no longer be accepted, the transit agencies reminded riders today.
Bus customers on both systems will be required to pay fares with Ventra cards, contactless credit or debit cards, or cash starting Tuesday. Pace customers who pay with cash will no longer be sold a transfer, meaning that the full fare is charged for each ride when cash is used. The no-transfer policy when paying with cash already exists on the CTA.
More than 98 percent of CTA riders and about 70 percent of Pace riders have switched to Ventra since the new system was introduced late last summer, officials said.
Ventra cards are available at vending machines inside CTA rail stations, at many retail locations in Chicago and the suburbs, online at ventrachicago.com and by calling 877-669-8368.
The $5 new card fee will be waived until July 7 at the retail locations and for online and phone orders. Ventra cards issued at vending machines in CTA rail stations require a $5 fee, which is credited toward transit value if the card is registered.
Riders with old transit cards can transfer balances to Ventra cards through Sept. 1, officials said. Forms are available at transitchicago.com.
CTA fare cards eligible for mail-in balance transfers include unused magnetic stripe 30-day unlimited ride period passes and stored-value fare cards, including magnetic stripe fare cards, Chicago Cards and permits loaded at vending machines. The combined transit value on the cards must be at least $5 and there is an 8-card limit per customer.
RTA reduced and free ride customers can also use the mail-in option to transfer balances to their RTA-issued reduced or free ride Ventra cards. A mail-in option is available for Pace-only tickets and passes. Details are at pacebus.com/Ventra.
jhilkevitch@tribune.com
It's July 1st. I hope you brehs got your city stickers because these fukkers are out here creeping. 
ManBearPig
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jilla82
Superstar
You get two weeks.It's July 1st. I hope you brehs got your city stickers because these fukkers are out here creeping.
A few months ago they had a whole intersection blocked off. Cops were checking every tag that came past.
had me like
ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
jilla82
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The fukk is that family into? Her brother got killed last summer, and they killed her on the expressway
ManBearPig
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The Taste was decent
jack danger
Rookie
I
have until december
You get two weeks.
A few months ago they had a whole intersection blocked off. Cops were checking every tag that came past.
had me like
have until december
606onit
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http://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/20140712/rogers-park/man-shot-dead-rogers-park
Man Shot Dead in Rogers Park
they're popping up north (not Howard) in broad day now???? 
Man Shot Dead in Rogers Park
they're popping up north (not Howard) in broad day now????
ManBearPig
half man half bearpig
http://www.dnainfo.com/chicago/20140712/rogers-park/man-shot-dead-rogers-park
Man Shot Dead in Rogers Park
shyt do go down in Rogers Park at times