Your place to share stories on and off the bus.
Yesterday, we proudly shared a photo of a hot dog resting on a Muni Metro car’s door-release lever. Charming, we know.
Today, we present what can only be said hot dog, possibly mere hours earlier. Also: That’s a lot of cheese. Not that there’s anything wrong with “a lot of cheese.”
You’re welcome.
Via sfkimboslice: “Ummmmm……..the things you find on Muni.
As with their human counterparts, dogs on Muni aren’t always on their best behavior. Muni rider Roman has the report:
“This girl traveling inbound to Castro on the M line freaked out and hoped no one saw as her dog relieved itself on the tram.”
For shame, little pooch. For shame!
Photo by /\/\ichael Patric|{
Offering further proof that dogs are THEE BEST, a guide dog named Orlando is being credited with helping to save his owner, who fainted in a New York City subway station, sending the two tumbling onto the subway tracks.
According to the Associated Press, Cecil Williams is still unsure why he passed out. He said that Orlando tried to hold him up, barking frantically before they both went over the edge. Bystanders called for help, the subway driver was able to slow the train, and Cecil and Orlando suffered only minor injuries.
Who’s a good boy? A very good boy?
Via Yahoo News.
Pictured above: An adorable dog in a backpack in a BART station, not the dog or the human mentioned in the story. But, cute!
Photo by LA Wad
Muni rider Pete has some opinions to share with you all.
Dear 37 Muni Drivers.
I really don’t like you. You constantly fly up and own Corbett ignoring the posted speed limit. Dogs, cats, kids, cyclist and any living thing on that street is in serious danger when you fly by. Not only is the speed you travel at completely unacceptable but you have a blatant disregard for the rules of the road as you straddle the double yellow line forcing everyone to swerve into parked cars along the roadside. You fly around blind corners and simply create a lot of stress in a quiet San Francisco neighborhood. Please consider using Market street for your traverse up the east face of Twin Peaks. The neighborhood will thank you for it.
😛
We’re confused by the ending, too. Is Pete kidding? But he sounds so, so … serious.
Photo by bianca francesca (this is not the dog in the story, by the way, just another cute dog)
Sometimes you just never know what will set somebody off. Katy at SF Weekly found out the hard way when she tried to find some common ground with another dog owner on the bus.
Photo by sputniktraveler
This week’s top five Muni moments contain a Princess Bride reference, tiny dogs, and observations of interesting wardrobe choices on the bus. Get ready:
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