Muni’s New ‘Animal’ Policy
As evidenced by @tweetsupa:
Say it ain't so… muni has resorted to strangling puppies! @munidiaries #muni pic.twitter.com/B4s7IC65
— Paul Supawanich (@tweetsupa) June 21, 2012
Such brutality!
Your place to share stories on and off the bus.
As evidenced by @tweetsupa:
Say it ain't so… muni has resorted to strangling puppies! @munidiaries #muni pic.twitter.com/B4s7IC65
— Paul Supawanich (@tweetsupa) June 21, 2012
Such brutality!
Photo by karolinecollins
Too cool.
Thanks for the sartorial inspiration, whoever you are.
Enjoy these photos and your weekend!
Photo by hellaxlizz
Photo by junartclasses
Photo by sarahderagon
I hate to be the one to say this isn’t a real transit ad, but this isn’t a real transit ad. It should be, yes, but it’s not.
Patricia called our attention to these brutally honest parody ads via Happy Place. The ads explain how you can easily not be an asshole on Down Undah’s Queensland Rail. They’re meant to mock the exceedingly polite — and accidentally passive-aggressive, right? — Queensland Rail etiquette tips. Have a look at what Happy Place describes as, “…five examples that much more closely resemble our subway experiences, plus or minus a few breast-gropers and/or gibberish-spouting homeless women.”
My favorite Bay Area transit etiquette rules: “Don’t give your giant Styrofoam its own seat on crowded trains,” “BART isn’t your living room, mister,” and “It’s impolite to take up extra bus seats and flip people off.”
What are yours?
Photo by MetaGrrrl
Nothing can turn around a day like a random #sfmuni compliment on my new shoes
— Ikram (@ImIkraaaaam) June 11, 2012
If you have to talk to strangers on the bus, might as well make it something uplifting like this, right?
Photo by David Lytle
Someone put googly eyes on emergency car stop button casing turning the forbidden red button into something much more hilarious. They also transformed the usual monotonous morning commute into a carload of passengers who briefly broke their silence and laughed together. Well played, witty vandal!
Well played indeed! Thanks, David!
Photo: Mike Willis
A woman standing next to me is having a conversation with the sandwich she's eating. God, i love public transit. #sfmuni
— Akemi (@ImekaSF) June 15, 2012
I think I speak for all of us when I ask, “What kind of sandwich?” and say, “Of course she was.” We love public transit, too.