N-Judah graffiti is a throwback to ’80s NYC subways
This is not a judgment call. This is not a judgment call. This is not …
It just has that retro vibe, is all.
Via Muni rider James: “Somebody fouled up the N-Judah.”
Tag: N-Judah
Video: Almost there. Almost there.
It’s Thursday. In less than one week, it will be Christmas. Many of you are already vacation-bound, and good for you.
For the rest of us, like this four-legged beast, the destination is coming right up.
Via your fellow Muni rider Carlos. (The “play” button is on the top-left.)
New partners in ‘crime’ meet on the N-Judah
Photo by duluoz cats
Muni rider Chale has further proof that you never know what you’ll experience when riding around town.
On the N-Judah, a mother and daughter came up to me and said they were admiring my shoes from afar. I told them one of my secrets: second-hand stores have some of the best designer dress-up heels and these are one of my favorite pairs, and they started laughing saying they totally agree.
Suddenly, a Goodwill truck passed by us and the mom yelled for it to stop so we could rob it. The daughter, who is in her 20s, was wearing a great pair of huge dark sunglasses, which I told her that I loved, and she lifted them up to show me a huge purple shiner on her right eye. This is why I’m wearing these, she says, its a cheerleading accident gone wrong. We all laugh and I tell her she still looks hot and possibly hotter with the black eye because it makes her look tough.
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Muni disco lights in search of a beat
One more day of BART trains running is cause for a party on Muni, amirite?
Muni rider Miche provides the visuals. Someone out there get on a soundtrack, stat.
Disco train #sfmuni #njudah https://t.co/ACTUSWTR49
— sugarmouse (@michesf) October 12, 2013
Happy Monday, errybody.
All-forgiving messiah rides Muni
Is “N-Judah” code for “Judas” and the betrayal that awaits this poor fella?
Spotted by Muni rider Cbeaz: “Jesus sighting on the N Judah!!”
Lending a Hand on the N-Judah
Photo by in.EVITA.ble
Rider RB saw a perfect moment on the N the other day. It’s just a small gesture that makes you think that people are actually all right.
On Monday afternoon at about 1:46 p.m., I saw an amusing Muni scene on the outbound N-Judah just after it came above ground onto Duboce at Church.
A late middle-aged woman with a cane was leaning with her back against the partition at the front of the car rather than take one of the vacant seats offered to her.
A 20-something young lady climbed aboard with a to-go cup of coffee in her left hand, then proceeded to fumble with her one free hand to find $2 and get it into the fare box.
The elderly woman reached over without a word to hold the young lady’s coffee while she paid her fare and received her transfer, then handed her back the coffee. The girl smiled with lips together and nodded her thanks without speaking a word.
A scriptwriter couldn’t have done it better.
Aw, this makes me like people today, kind of like this other coffee-spilling gentleman on Muni.