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Let’s just all take a moment, sit back, and appreciate this wonderful shot by Thomas Hawk.
There, that’s better.
You may go on with your day now.
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Photo by torbakhopper
If you were the Muni Lord for a day, what would be your ten commandments of riding Muni? The people on Twitter have spoken, and here are a few rules to live by. Pro tip: be careful who you look in the eye. Read more
Amy’s friend Lauren (not Laura) sends this rad photo from a public-transit vehicle in Thailand. The obvious caption works, but the image is begging for alternatives, supplied by you. Go!
Who knew one could render saffron-robed monks so elegantly in diagram?
h/t Insight Travels
Photo by Tom Prete
Ever wonder what the Road Runner has been doing since his retirement from television? Here’s your fellow Muni rider Jenni with more:
Today’s ride home on the 31AX at first had me annoyed, but by the time I got home I was laughing hysterically. You see, the driver is an unnecessary horn honker. Not honk, actually – it’s not rude – just two short beeps. Car double parked? Beep beep! Pedestrian maybe thinking about stepping somewhat close to the edge of the sidewalk? Beep beep! Car changing lanes? Beep beep? Car on the right? Beep beep? Car on the left? Beep beep! Car in front? Beep beep! Nothing at all? Beep beep! Ambulance coming through the intersection? You guessed it: Beep beep! Didn’t even slow down. Niiiice.
The other passengers seemed to be equally amused…
Wow, not even for an ambulance?
Photo via SFGate
Some things don’t need to be brought back from the past, like scrunchies, The A-Team (sequel?!), or denim overalls. But here’s something we definitely wouldn’t mind reliving: a pop-up Atari game kiosk at the Powell BART station, circa 1976.
SFGate’s Arcade Photos from the 1970s and 1980s story showed this amazing photo of an Atari kiosk on the BART platform.
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Photo by Ian Fuller
If you think the bus is so slow that you might as well be on foot, Motion Starved and Athleta on Fillmore Street are challenging you to put your theory to the test tomorrow in their “Race the 22-Fillmore” event. At 6 p.m., the runners are gathering at Fillmore and Cervantes to see if they can outrun the bus up and over the hill. At the end of the race, there will be free snacks waiting. Read more