Nice Shoes, Sir

Photo by Maxence Derreumaux
New year my ass, because this guy is still full of holiday cheer. I swear, the most interesting things happen in the accordion part of the bus.
Thanks for the pic, Max!
Your place to share stories on and off the bus.

Photo by Maxence Derreumaux
New year my ass, because this guy is still full of holiday cheer. I swear, the most interesting things happen in the accordion part of the bus.
Thanks for the pic, Max!

Photo by Maxence Derreumaux
Now that we’re all back in work mode (or slowly but surely finding our way back into it), happy 2012! Max sent us this cool photo, snapped at 12 a.m. on 1/1/12.
This is Muni’s centennial year, making me wonder if it gets self-conscious about big birthdays. What should Muni knock off its bucket list before the big 100 in December?
I found this story via one of our favorite San Francisco photographers, Troy Holden. Davidson’s book, Subway, documents a world that we are familiar with, where public transit is a part of our daily lives. He writes:
From all over the earth, people come into the subway. It’s a great social equaliser. As our being is exposed, we confront our mortality, contemplate our destiny, and experience both the beauty and the beast. From the moving train above ground, we see glimpses of the city, and as the trains move into the tunnels, sterile fluorescent light reaches into the stony gloom, and we, trapped inside, all hang on together.
So well said. Head over to Wayne Ford’s blog to see more of Bruce Davidson’s photos and read about the rest of the Subway series and this amazing photography project.

Photo by Sergio
Muni rebels captured on Instagram by Kiki Spaulding (loverlykiki):
A moment of rest, photo by bleuman
Watchful eyes, photo by Doc Pop
My parents on Muni, the sweetest story from Alfredo M.:
BART musicians, photo by Peter Taylor.
Did I miss your favorite photo? Comment away, or even better, drop your own photos in the Muni Flickr pool.

Photo by Steve Rhodes
If you’re looking for something fun to do, Broke Ass Stuart is hosting “It’s a Jewish Christmas” on Christmas Day from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the Make-Out Room on 3225 22nd Street between Mission and Valencia. There will be Chinese food, Woody Allen films, and of course, Stuart himself. I’ll see you there.
Happy holidays, everybody. Enjoy these photos and your (we hope) long weekend!

Photo by Lynn Friedman

Photo by Lorcan Keating

Photo by Robert B. Livingston

Photo by Rajesh Kumar
What must we sacrifice to Saint Nicholas so that he will bring me the XBox 360 Kinect with XBox Live GOLD?