I'm glad someone working for LA Metro is getting to have fun at their job

[discobear@tech.lgbt]

@MLE_online the South Lake Union Trolley* in Seattle has entered the chat.

*yes, that's not the official name.

[mle_online@social.afront.org]

@discobear This is an excellent name

[20002ist@thepit.social]

@MLE_online Big Wet Leg energy:

[madagascar_sky@mastodon.social]

@MLE_online @brianvastag

[moss@beige.party]

@MLE_online it’s too bad they don’t have an L line, they need a shirt saying “take the L.”

[markc568@beige.party]

@suldrew @MLE_online Pretty sure the D goes all the way into the valley.

[mle_online@social.afront.org]

@markc568 @suldrew It doesn't go into the valley lol. The Red Line (now the B Line) goes into the valley

[markc568@beige.party]

@MLE_online @suldrew I mean, that’s how I prefer it, but I think consenting people are free to do whatever makes them happy.

[20002ist@thepit.social]

@MLE_online There’s a potential joke here involving “headways” but I am far too refined and genteel to make it.

[katherine_montalto@zirk.us]

@MLE_online I have a t shirt with an LA bus on it that reads: BDSM buses do so much

[mle_online@social.afront.org]

@katherine_montalto I have the same, but it says Bikes Do So Much

[katherine_montalto@zirk.us]

@MLE_online awesome!

[ericbono@exquisite.social]

@MLE_online

Brilliant

Ride The D Unisex Heavyweight T-Shirt

It's official! Section 1 of the D Line Extension is a historic moment bringing rail transit for the first time to this part of Wilshire Blvd.  Commemorate this Los Angeles transit milestone with this comfy and stylish Ride the D Unisex Heavyweight T-Shirt! The unisex garment-dyed heavyweight t-shirt is made of 100% rin

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[theorangetheme@en.osm.town]

@Moss @MLE_online That one would work for the New York transit girliepops, though!

[eedly@mindly.social]

@MLE_online The D never goes here.

[dpnash@c.im]

@401matthall @jalefkowit @APBBlue @MLE_online When I went to London a while back, there were a couple Tube trips I took that *could* have gone all the way from Cockfosters to Upminster, but regrettably, no portion of that route was called "the D line".

[dernicolas@chaos.social]

@girlonthenet Public Transportation Merch

[girlonthenet@mastodon.social]

@dernicolas nice

[byte@rage.love]

@MLE_online every day is a good day to Ride D

[nine@chitter.xyz]

@MLE_online they both there to ride the D :3