Hate when that happens …
Or as Tara told me when I showed her this photo, “NIGHTMARE COME TRUE omg.”
Nothing bad could come of this, right?
Via @Omarmasry
Your place to share stories on and off the bus.
Or as Tara told me when I showed her this photo, “NIGHTMARE COME TRUE omg.”
Nothing bad could come of this, right?
Via @Omarmasry
Our very own Laura of @caltraindiaries is no stranger to BART. And none of us are strangers to this. Laura sez:
I got on BART yesterday at Montgomery during rush hour, around 6:15. This gentleman was sleeping on three seats and effectively blocking seat #4. He was also snoring and appeared to not notice that 1) the train was full of people and 2) that the train was full of people because it was rush hour. I also especially liked that this happened under the “Help Us Keep BART Accessible” sign.
The visual irony is my favorite part. This rivals laptop guy lounging on BART and, rudeness aside, both are a little gross for them, right? These aren’t the non-absorbent seats, after all.
Send your favorite BART sightings to @bartdiaries, won’t you? Extra credit if it’s the aftermath of waking someone up.
Spotted by Nej: “briancranston from breakingbad rides the L.”*
Because that’s totally something Heisenberg would do, amirite?
* Hashtags removed for public safety reasons.
Monkijuice‘s caption kinda says all that needs to be said:
And that’s when I said to myself “Bad day, good day, whatever. FUCK it I feel great. Screw you.”
Maybe minus the “screw you” part. Maybe.
Photo by Juicyrai
The BART website and mobile site just added a “crowd level” indicator that shows you how crowded your train might be. The indicator has three levels for light, moderate, and heavy crowds. The icon look like three little heads: Read more
Think those pigeons on the ground got the message? Pretty sure this is from the Kirkland Yard, across the street from the ol’ day job.
Via rons1ne.