Coke bag ISO owner on Muni
Looks like someone took that whole “Share a Coke with …” campaign a little too far. That, or they just done forgot.
h/t Muni rider Katie: “Someone lost their baggie of coke on the L”
One designer’s pro-woman rebuff against manspreaders
The antidote to manspreading on public transportation is, as we should have known, the big V.
Designer Rachel Feinberg’s so-called Pussy Pouch, featured in Refinery 29, aims to make would-be manspreaders clam up before they even think about committing crimes against shared space.
Check out all of the empowering accessories from Feinberg’s brand, DAMNsel, and consider adding one to your arsenal. Let’s call this the workaround until and unless transit agencies (looking at you, San Francisco) start cracking down on the manspreading phenomenon.
Image courtesy Refinery 29
London: Peak Multitasking on Transit Achieved
I will resist the urge to simply WTF this one. I will resist the urge to simply WTF this one. I will resist the urge to simply WTF this one. I will resist the urge to simply WTF this one.
h/t Patrick: “This is apparently a real thing that happened on the London Overground. Do you know this man?”
Future Muni poster slips through wormhole, arrives in present day
Yeah, we don’t know, either. Maybe we should put our best little-kid minds to work cracking this code, though I’m a little scared of what it actually means.
Here are some other examples of Muni and BART sign hackage you might’ve missed:
BART sign hack: Dancing, singing, art, play
Public transit sign hack: Station agent ass stance
Muni Signage Hack: Move Where?
h/t Paul: “Someone, please help me decipher what’s going on here.”
The End of an Era: No more carpets on BART
There are no more carpets on BART, unless you bring one with you, but you’re not that weird, are you? Why are you weird?
BART announced today that it has now fully finished removing those last vestiges of past nastiness: carpets along the floors of its trains EW EW EW.
Congrats, BART! This is worth celebrating and spilling alcoholic beverages on the floor, then simply wiping that mess up with a cloth. Hip-hip, hooray!
Image courtesy BART.gov
Muni is the setting for a new/old horror movie
Perhaps insisting what a mistake it would be to consider Child’s Play a “dated movie,” horror villain Chuckie made an appearance on Muni recently. Don’t laugh! Whatever you do, do not laugh.
h/t Muni rider Erika: “On @sfmta some guy holding a Chuckie doll like it’s no biggie”
Side note: One Muni Diaries editor (I’m not saying which one!) thought at first that this was Laughing Sal.