Photo diary: Who needs a window on the 14-Mission?
@mhalligan‘s tweet kinda says it all:
Window just fell off the 14. Go Muni!
And go our little 14-Mission does.
Your place to share stories on and off the bus.
@mhalligan‘s tweet kinda says it all:
Window just fell off the 14. Go Muni!
And go our little 14-Mission does.
A man carrying all his freshly laundered clothes from the dry cleaner boarded the 27-Bryant last week, casually hung them all on the hand rail like no big deal, and sat down to continue his cell phone convo. Riders Karoline and Mike snapped some pictures of the rider, making himself at home on Muni. Thanks, Karoline and Mike! (click images to embiggen them)
p.s. As a commenter asked, I meant to say that I found this to be a really cute and amusing sighting about urban living – I was on the bus with Mike and Karoline, and this totally made us smile. What do you know, it’s not snark here 24-7, and a lot of times the stuff that happens on the bus makes me love living in an urban city even more.
Heh. Misleading title doesn’t imply anger at Muni, but simply refers to the following tweet by the wondrously named @iRideMuni:
Apparently, “Jesus” rides muni too.
Makes me wonder: WWJD if he did have to ride Muni.
Rider Jon sent us this baseball cap: “FeMUNIst — Information gladly given, but safety requires avoiding unnecessary conversation.”
This message is also available in the form of a tank top or maternity shirt (?!)
Daily source of hilariousness Look at This Fucking Hipster posted this photo today, along with the caption:
Look at this fucking headphones connection.
Like we said, hilarity.

Photo by Flickr user Nick.Fisher
Doug over at Ice Tubes blog got tired of trying to stuff crumpled dollar bills into Muni boxes and posted some tips for the days when you don’t have your Fast Pass/Translink/dollar coins/pocket full of change. Now you have something to do while you wait for the bus. — Eugenia
With the recent fare hike back in July, the cost of riding a bus/light rail in San Francisco has gone up to $2. Now you either a) use a pre-paid bus pass, b) have eight quarters ready, c) contain a fist full of dimes, nickels and quarters adding up to $2, or d) have two $1 bills.
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