#ride public transportation

[artistmacposts]

Chicago Auto Pounds 3N and 6, from the Metra MD-W Train -- Pay Those Fines! Oh, and back child support.

[tatersgonnatate]

... Y'know what, sure. why not

[bogkeep]

it's been over a whole month since i had a stupid argument with my parents about driving, a skill that i legally possess but hate doing because i have a special brain illness that makes me fear death and injury, but i'm still chewing over an absurd claim that it's "equally dangerous to go on a 14 hour train ride like you just did". literally how is that more dangerous. in what way. in what world. public transport is nice and good and i like it and i don't have to enter my personal torment nexus

[hoofpeet]

Question! Did you make a comic about centaur Ingo carrying Akari? I’m trying to find it again because I like the way he carried her.

Other question, would centaur Ingo carry everyone instead of sneasler. So instead of being a free babysitter he’s her new car

I made this comic where Ingo picks Akari up like a sheep, but you might also b thinking of this one w/ Akari standing on his back? Alternatively as a valid way to carry baby centaurs;

[legend-had-it]

I know deep in my heart in a modern au nami would have a motorcycle

[waugh-bao]

(Also, if you have strong opinions on the second one leave me a century/place in the reblogs or replies)

[normalbrothers]

we are about to receive some extra money and one of the things i'd like to buy is a bicycle hdhddh i need the spontaneous freedom to go To Places On My Own

[reallydumbdannyphantomaus]

danny phantom au where amity park has a robust bus system but its chaotic as fuck and no one but the locals can figure it out

[startrekgaysex]

I say this as someone with a lot of issues but we need to stop letting mental illness get in the way of basically just existing in a community. We need to become social again and learn kindness from strangers on the streets or we are nothing.

[pa-pa-plasma]

i feel like a lot of people ignore the fact that in a lot of places, bicycling just. cannot be done for half the year, & that's why public transport being good is important. i cannot bike in 5 feet of snow & ice or in 40c heat. i can't even walk in that, unless i have the energy to snowshoe or a bucket of ice water to chug.

"but I can do it!" good for you. unfortunately i live in Berk (snowing for 9 months of the year & hailing the other 3) & cannot unless i want to die. also disabled people exist. & children. & people who live in a place where everything is no closer than 30 minutes away, & 30 minutes in -30c can kill you if you can't afford a good pair of boots & a good coat. i may have bike paths but the river floods past them every year. what do i do then? bike on the highway?? just let me take the train

[lordguppi]

Én is tekertem egy rövidet így az év utolsó napján. Jól esett...hogy nem esett. 😅

[souvenirmp3]

and is the bus due 10 min ago in the room with us?

[mspaghetti420]

Oh bus number 11, how I love you.

[strawberri-syrup]

riding the bus around campus because if i sat alone in my room and studied for another minute i was going to scream

[anonymousdandelion]

Once again feeling sentimental and starry-eyed about wholesome bus interactions

[kenobihater]

AUGH. was planning a trip to a big city memorial museum i've never been to before bc all my school field trips and countless later visits were to the main art and history museum. i just looked up the memorial museum, and not only do they have a REALLY cool exhibit coming up concerning a topic i'm interested in, not only do they also have a really extensive archive that available to both academics and the public upon appointment, but volunteer opportunities are available for several positions in the museum including archival assistance!!!

it's administrative duties rather than archival management (which good, people need qualifications for that) but that's literally what i'm considering getting a degree in!!! so it's not only something i'd be passionate about if my application was accepted, but if i decide to commit and enroll this fall, then that would be getting experience in the field!