Tales from the Transit Line

Lifestyle Programming from the Evening Commute:

If your girlfriend is supposed to move in with you this weekend, but tells you she’s too tired to start packing tonight and too busy to do it tomorrow – she’s not moving in with you.

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Report from the Morning Commute Special Edition:

Deep Thoughts with Kelle Shaunna

I love it when people yell and swear around the SkyTrain station during the morning commute.

It really makes me feel like I’m alive, you know.

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Public Service Announcement from the Evening Commute:

If you are an old man who smells like he’s most certainly carrying a large quantity of marijuana and is visibly toting a bag of chips, don’t walk anywhere alone – in the Greater Vancouver Area, especially.

Further to this warning, do not, under any circumstances, also pull a wad of $20 bills out of your wallet – numerous times, as you sit, reeking, on a SkyTrain.

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Report from the Morning Commute:

Today is the annual Translink Clean the Stairwell at Brentwood Station Day, either that or someone puked all over it last night – it was pub night at SFU, after all.

To celebrate, it is being recommended that commuters put their trash and puke in the bin today [tonight].

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Report from the Evening Commute

Animal control had to be dispatched to the Millenium Line this evening after a wolf was sighted on the SkyTrain.

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Fortunately, the animal was sleeping and no one was hurt.

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Report from the Evening Commute

Good news for anyone hoping to eliminate their debt in 2013.

Liquid gold is now being accepted by creditors. Oil? No, tears.

According to a SkyTrain passenger tonight, a woman ‘ate’ a $300 debt owed to her by a man because “he cried.”

 

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Report from the Evening Commute:

Researchers have discovered a new way to tell if a woman is pregnant, according to two Translink commuters.

“How did you know,” asked the first expert, surprised by the news that a mutual friend was expecting.

“I know she has a personal trainer,” replied her conspiratorial colleague, “so when I saw she was gaining weight, I just knew.”

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This is a blog, http://www.talesfromthetransitline.com, of my (the owner of this blog) personal observations and experiences while taking public transit. I have tried to recreate events, locales and conversations from my memories of them. There is no reasonable expectation of privacy while taking public transit. I see, hear, smell and experience things on my commute every day and choose to share them here in a satirical fashion, as a coping measure to help me and my fellow commuters deal with the stress of commuting. It is not my intent to identify or harm any person’s reputation or character.

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This policy is subject to change at anytime.

 

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Weather Advisory from the Evening Commute:

A cold westerly wind blowing in off the Pacific Ocean is forcing heavy rains to fall sideways this evening.

Commuters who have long walks between transit stations are advised to take a taxi.

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Report from the Evening Commute:

Contrary to popular drunk-dialer/texter belief, it’s uncool to be a fool in love with an ex while intoxicated.

“It’s so immature,” said one female commuter about affairs of the alcoholic heart.

“I never think about my ex-boyfriend,” she added, “especially when I’m drunk.”