Five Muni Moments You Missed This Week
Photo by sputniktraveler
This week’s top five Muni moments contain a Princess Bride reference, tiny dogs, and observations of interesting wardrobe choices on the bus. Get ready:
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Photo by sputniktraveler
This week’s top five Muni moments contain a Princess Bride reference, tiny dogs, and observations of interesting wardrobe choices on the bus. Get ready:
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Photo by whitneykahl
From a very confusing posted sign at a bus stop:
“Muni buses are dogie playgrounds. Muni drivers love listen to dogs barking 24/7.”
Via whitneykahl on Instagram.
Photo: AlphaTangoBravo/Adam Baker
As incredible as it may seem, the Moscow Metro is home to some 500 stray dogs, a number of which have taken to commuting by subway. Perhaps based on smell, the dogs appear to know which stations to exit from, and they’ve been known to wait patiently as trains pull up and the doors open. If only some Muni riders were that well trained, right?
The (non-human) animals on Muni are a very well-behaved lot, we’ve found. Never seen a dog on Muni? There are dogs on Muni.
On the other hand, there was this guy and his four-leggers. As @girlinchucks says, “So, um, there is a man on the F Market dressed up like his dogs. What an eff’d up day for Muni. Just sayin’.”
Kill me, please? Photo by @dollydahl.
Here’s a few of our other favorite four-legged public transit passengers:
French bulldog
Cat on Muni, no bigs
Sleeping dog
Mystery dog
Every day is Caturday
Holiday Chihuahua
Photo by Ian Brown
Some people surely object to what’s going on in this photo. Not us. Beautiful image of a sweet moment in time.