When the T train pulled up to the AT&T Park station, I noticed a couple people walking about looking at the feet. The train was fairly empty and the commotion seemed unnecessary. As soon as I sat down I realized this excitement was due to a pigeon in the train.
As we approached the next stop, the pigeon stopped by the doors, calmly looking around, checking us all out. When the doors opened, a do-gooder goth man herded him out. He saved the pigeon, we all thought.
But then as the goth man returned to his book and attempted to block out the happy sun rays beaming in, I started to wonder whether that pigeon didn’t know exactly what he was doing?
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Written by Suzanne
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Maybe Goth Man was also an anarchist?
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I’m all for goth anarchist animal lovers. Loves the post, Suzanne.
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A much happier ending than “Goth Man Shaves Pigeon”
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wait, how have the two most hilarious comments come from the same post? thanks, Erik and I, Clavdivs.
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