Yes, plz.
… this guy
Lady, your holographic hat really sets off your yellow jumpsuit. Love!
Leather Nikes — matching not required.
No, it’s cool. I’ll just stand. Taking pictures of you.
6:27pm Hollywood/Highland Metro Station
Role reversal.
10am Red Line to North Hollywood
Filipinos do it so big, you don’t even know.
Not on the train, but on the way there.
Damn girl.
Cracked out.
I Will, I Will Mock You
Since I began my adventures in public transportation earlier this year, I have seen a lot of rude, inappropriate and often strange behavior from my fellow carbon-based life forms. I have seen people carelessly put their shoes on bus seats. I have seen someone leave a half-eaten sandwich on the floor of the train. I have seen a perfectly nice looking middle-aged woman forcibly push her way to the front of a line of people boarding a bus, just to be the first one on. I have shared personal space with people emitting body odors that would make a mortician gag. Yes my friends, I have been to hell and back and all I got was this lousy t-shirt.
While annoying, I have grown to accept many of these acts of humanness as part of the deal when taking public transportation. Still, when I see something like today’s featured Metro rider, I can’t help but make a public mockery of it.
Today, while making my connection to the Metro Red Line, I sat across from this girl who was plucking her eyebrows. Maybe some of you think this is OK, but let me tell you, YOU ARE WRONG. Some personal grooming is acceptable on public transportation I would say. Like powdering your nose or putting on lipstick. However, anything involving body hair is an absolute disgusting DON’T. You wouldn’t shave your armpits on the bus, would you? Would she? I don’t know. Fortunately, I made my connection before I had to find out.
via la.metblogs.com
This shit.
Nice gators. Not to mention the socks/sandals combo.
Holy shit. All your worst fears, summed up in one picture.
This dude is legit.
