Your place to share stories on and off the bus.
Photo by dahveed76
Pretty decent picks, actually! Thanks to dahveed76 on Flickr.
More things to do on Muni, this one via @naturenature on Instagram.
The other acceptable thing to do might be tweeting to us on the bus. Tweet, tweet at @munidiaries.
Photo by joe.moore
Back in late 2010, we posted about Muni tokens at Muni Time Capsule. Last month, Samantha commented asking if anyone knows where to get them. She has a friend who wants them for their wedding.
So help a sister out: Does anyone know where to get old Muni tokens in large quantities? If so, comment away!
*Photo: echoes71
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RT Anyone who says they've never seen an elf, hobbit, Trolloc, or King Slayer has never been on a MUNI bus. #Muni #LegendaryCreatures
— Twinkle Star (@scaredunicorn) June 18, 2012
Muni easily reaches lvl 90 when it comes to people-watching, that’s for damn sure.
*Note: I picked this photo because it says Balbo, a very “hobbity” alternative to Balboa, indeed.
What’s your Muni-est, Muni moment? Tweet it to @munidiaries, hashtag #100MuniStories, or send us your Muni story the old-fashioned ways. Get inspired by reading our 100 Days, 100 Stories entries so far.
Photo by sarahdopp
Muni Bus Driver: (After 10 minutes of yelling at passengers on her overcrowded bus, and becoming visibly irate) Wanna trade jobs?
Muni Passenger: Yes! In a heartbeat! I’ve been on unemployment for months.
Well, there ya go!
If this photo of a woman sound asleep on the train in Japan weren’t ridiculous enough, commenter Kristin pointed us to the baffling scene above. (Um, sir, shouldn’t you be using your superpowers to help that man find his pants?)
Kristin herself spent “many a NYE asleep on the Yamanote line, going around and around and around,” and wrote that when it comes to transit weirdness, nothing quite tops Japan. Naked men and Power Rangers … she just might have us convinced.
