Talk:Grorud (station)
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[edit] Ugly and filthy
I have removed the following line from the article:
The subway station has been described as Scandinavia's most ugly and filthy station. The government has promised many refurbishments but the station still looks the same.
The line has been tagged as "cite needed" for over a month and I don't think a citation is likely. In addition I don't think it would matter that much, anyone upset with the condition of their station will probably turn to superlatives. In fact, I have taken the subway from Grorud a few times and it has never struck me as being more worn down than the other stations on the system. (I felt much worse about the conditions at Carl Berners plass). Sjakkalle (Check!) 15:40, 15 January 2007 (UTC)
