Breakdancer on the 31-Balboa
Sensationalist headline? But look, it’s true!
As SFOcon, a self-proclaimed “modern day carney,” notes, “What else would you do on an empty 31-Balboa Muni bus besides a headspin”?
Nice work, Munny.
Year: 2013
Approaching Inbound: L-Taraval Caterpillar Train
@gogoedward has seen enough: “what. the actual. fuck. somewhere between rage and murder”
Looks like the lead train has hopped the tracks and ventured south of Market.
I mean, how does this even … huh?
Self-centered wellness before communal kindness on BART
I have no words for this level of assholery, so I’ll just let @Krothko speak for us all: “I’m sorry, you can’t have a seat on a packed train because I’m busy doing yoga.”
Muni’s First Schedule, 1912
Before there were blinking displays, Muni schedules were a chalk board affair. From Market Street Railway, here’s Muni’s first schedule, for the inbound A-Geary in 1912. If you look closely, you’ll see that the times are stated to the nearest half-minute.
Highly Appropriate Spam Email for Muni Riders
Photo by Muni rider XC
Spammers have finally figured out what riding Muni is all about. This email just landed in our inbox:
To: Muni.diaries.sf@gmail.com
Subject: New Nail ClipperDear Sirs,
Happy New Year! I know your Email address from the website. It’s really my honor to have this opportunity to write to you. Read more
Creative Uses of Your Fast Passes
Reader Tofu St. John has once again put old Fast Passes to creative use. He made a “Muni Mandala” with cut-up old colorful Fast Passes. You can check out his blog for more information on his other projects using Fast Passes. The “Muni Mandala” is available as a print and also as an iPhone case.
And if you want a new jacket for your Clipper card, don’t forget to check out our Fast Pass wallets at our Etsy store!