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It’s not every day that you get to eat your train to work. Back in 1982, that’s exactly what the folks above did.
Something about the proverbial snake eating its tail …
Thanks for sharing, Peter!
Photo by John O’Hara via Peter Hartlaub
Photo by bianca francesca
Muni: The gift that keeps giving. Just when you think you’ve seen, heard, and smelled it all, along comes …
This week’s Things on Muni is brought to you by fellow Muni riders @AkraticBehavior, @Tarano40, @patrykwolff, @DaneYoshida, and @Heather__Ilene. Don’t keep the disgust to yourself: Vent at @munidiaries!
Who says you need a seat to catch some Zs on public transit? Definitely not this hero!
h/t BART rider Mike
Some like to tune the world out. Others actively people-watch. And there are those who capitalize on their commute time by practicing origami.
The art of fine paper-folding is by no means the only art/craft that Muni riders engage in. To whit, we told you years ago about a few people who knit on the bus. And this finished origami bird found a home on Muni.
What do you do to pass the time on your commute?
Oh, The Onion is drawing inspiration from life in San Francisco again with, “Man with Serious Mental Illness Committed to Bus.” Sure, this could prompt a revisit to the piss-pillow incident of 2014 or rightful hand-wringing over the state of mental-health services. But let’s focus on these things instead:
Image above via The Onion
Photo by Lynn Friedman