Comments on: Too close for comfort on the Fremont line

By: Jace

Jace — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 20:09:31 +0000

I remember once on the bus there was a guy who kept hitting me with his backpack (that he still had on his back) and I kept sliding over to get away from him and for some reason he kept sliding closer to me to hit me with his bag. When I tried to talk to him, he didn’t ‘understand’ English or he was ‘deaf’. So I again moved away, only to have him move closer. So I turned around and started poking his shoulder to get his attention. Well maybe a minute later of me poking his shoulder, he finally decided to turn around and I told him to move the f*ck away from me, to stop hitting me with his bag or I would stuff down his throat so far that it would come out his a**. Now, I’m a fairly petite woman and he towered over me but I was so fed up and teed off that he moved to the back of the bus. And a few of the people around told me ‘Good job’.

By: driver

driver — Fri, 21 Aug 2009 05:43:52 +0000

I’m an RTC card carrying disabled person but I seldom claim the front seats. This one time though, I felt myself having an aura (pre-seizure) and needed to sit down quick. An old lady was in one handicapped seat with her newspaper in the other, reading cross seats. I asked her to move it. She spewed Cantonese at me, so I sat on her paper. Then I was out for a while, floating off into seizure-ville. I could feel her tugging on my bum, but she had to wait.

By: jeff

jeff — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 18:01:11 +0000

this post reminds me of something i saw on Eye on Blogs yesterday about buying two seats on public transit if you need two seats.