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I don’t know about you, but seeing and hearing these Vines of a live jazz band on board the F-Market makes me wish there was live, route-approrpriate music on every Muni vehicle.
Just for fun, match a Muni route with its appropriate musical genre in the comments. Go!
We’ve all been there. One, two, seven too many. Reasons to celebrate. No reason whatsoever to be doing what we did.
Few of us escaped with party hats, though. And of those, even fewer ended up on the L-Taraval recently, de-party-hatted. Friend and Muni Diaries Live veteran Katie was there, thankfully: “This tech bro had too much to drink at the office and his lil party hat fell off on the L yesterday”
I always wanted to work at Six Flags when I was a kid. It wasn’t the roller coasters that attracted me—I scrounged up enough for a season pass every summer from about age 11–15, so I was good. No, I always wanted a front-row seat to all the crap people left behind.
SFGate talked with BART officials to see what people leave on trains.
“We get everything from teeth to wheelchairs to prosthetic limbs,” said BART Manager of Transportation Tera Hankins. “Pretty much anything someone could lose, we see it.”
Can you imagine your friend showing up to the party, and you’re all, “Hey, nice to see you. Where’s your leg, dude?”
Here’s a partial list of things people have left on Muni buses and trains:
Lost on Muni: Wallet, computer, blue teddy bear
Wallet Lost, Wallet Returned!
Muni driver returns lost briefcase
Pants, Check: Lost and Found on Muni
Be Mime: Lost Wallet on Muni Leads to Love
Read the rest of the SFGate post here.
Photo by Russell Mondy
Or, as Muni rider Homosexual Supremacy puts it, “Today’s #SFMuni art is interactive!” That’s one way to think about it.
It’s no secret that we at Muni Diaries love coworking site Parisoma. Not only do they provide seats for your fannies at Muni Diaries Live storytelling events, they also offer classes for your learnin’. Learning is good.
Tonight’s class, Productivity by Design: Design Your Workflow, will cover principles and tools of workflow design, learning how to define and redesign the primary components of your day-to-day productivity workflow. Grab a ticket and get at it!
While we cannot exactly condone the message herein, we think we like the meaning behind it? Like, maybe, “shoot pool, not schools,” would work, also, better, too, right?
h/t Muni rider @_neekdasneek