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On Flickr, Eric Fischer spotted this backwards shelter:
I believe these are facing backwards to allow handicap access because the width of the street is too narrow for the shelter to face out.
Spot any other funky bus shelters?
Samantha passes along a pretty frightening find:
Saw these scattered at the 38 Geary stop at Powell and Geary.
Who in their right mind would discard these gold nuggets so willy-nilly?
Eagle-eyed Star Wars fan (the original trilogy, what?) @dalbizo spotted this Jedi lookalike on the 38L-Geary this afternoon. He tweets:
Call me silly, but I think Ben Kenobi’s brother is riding on the 38L. Ken Kenobi?
When stopped by fare inspectors, did he wave his hand and say, “These aren’t the scofflaws you’re looking for.”? Yep, thought so. Clever old bastard …
This is not your everyday typical Muni rider. @justjon_com found this passenger in the reserved seating area:
“These Seats Must Be Vacated For Stuffed Animals” (and seniors and disabled persons)”
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It’s a “half-full/half-empty” question, to be sure. I mean, that’s a lot of bags.
Photo by davitydave.
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Muni rider Jason sends the photo above, and says:
ok maybe they couldn’t afford a real shelter, but at least now we can sit down in the rain waiting for a southbound 22
How are you coping with all the waterwater and ice falling from the sky?
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