Your place to share stories on and off the bus.
Perhaps insisting what a mistake it would be to consider Child’s Play a “dated movie,” horror villain Chuckie made an appearance on Muni recently. Don’t laugh! Whatever you do, do not laugh.
h/t Muni rider Erika: “On @sfmta some guy holding a Chuckie doll like it’s no biggie”
Side note: One Muni Diaries editor (I’m not saying which one!) thought at first that this was Laughing Sal.
The walk to pick up the bus looks normal enough. Maybe it’s because Muni rider Ileana asked to go “off the grid”?
I mean, I know it’s been hot and muggy lately. But I ask you in all sincerity precisely W in the actual F is happening here?
Ah, San Francisco.
h/t Muni rider Henry: “When the drugs are too loud @ Muni J Line”
Muni rider Ruth recently spotted this fine fellow and his travel companion, a tuba sousaphone. It made me want to gather all the people we’ve featured over the years on Muni with musical instruments (see below). They could have a show on a moving Muni vehicle. Or something.
Previously
A little music to accompany your Muni ride
Strange cargo on Muni: They call me yellow cello
An entertaining commute on the N-Judah
Strummin’ away on Muni
Muni driver toots his horn
We saw her in March, traveling through time via Muni. And here she is again a week ago, when another rider spotted this mystery lady dressed in full Victorian (I think? Or let’s just say, old timey) glory. Who is she and where is she going? Muni Diaries HQ wants to know.
Photo by Daniel Johnson.
Not letting the poor behaviors of Giants fanatics show them up, some Warrior fans took to the streets to show how much they love Dub Nation, one of them by dancing on top of a moving Muni bus. Muni Diaries editor Jeff saw this bus-top dancer. Just a couple of hundreds of volts above your head, no big deal, right, guys?
Photo by lindsayds20
Over at SFist, Jay Barmann has a blow-by-blow of last night’s celebration.
And the San Francisco Chronicle’s Vivian Ho captured some more of the craziness in the Mission.
Photo by Vivian Ho
At least no buses were set on fire. And thankfully none of this should end up in our top WTF moment of the year, right?