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this is a fake story. If you read the entire write up and came here hoping to find more information then you should not worry; some of the people are retarded
by parfe 15y ago
this is a fake story. If you read the entire write up and came here hoping to find more information then you should not worry; some of the people are retarded some of the time.
- ryanwhitney 15y agoI've seen this (or a similar story) before and figured it probably was. Do you have any source pointing out how/why it's fake?
- sorbus 15y agoDo you have any proof of that? A quick search doesn't turn up any other assertions of it being fake, much less a good refutation of the claim that dogs in Moscow have learned to ride the subway. EDIT: According to an article on FT.com, 20 dogs out of a population of 35,000 have learned how to ride the subway. If you're saying that the claim that most dogs know how - which is certainly suggested by this article - is fake, then you're certainly correct.
- z0r 15y agoNothing in the top results of google seems to indicate that "andrei poyarkov" does not exist, or that the research does not exist. Do you have a link to a debunking?
- seregine 15y agohttp://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB121123197068805001-6glDyqRu5YvK0B_HiYj_XtnqVew_20080619.html?mod=tff_main_tff_top http://online.wsj.com/public/article/SB121123197068805001-6g...
- earl 15y agoI lived on the red line and rode it daily for 5 months. I don't know about all the claims made by the post, but I do know that I rode the line on a pretty regular schedule and I think I often saw the same dogs taking the line at roughly the same time. Trains come every 90 seconds so it's hard to say exactly, but it was a common enough phenomenon that I thought I recognized some of the dogs after several months.