21 Dogs Who Took The Tube To Work
Why walk when you can ride? Via Dogs On Trains.
Why walk when you can ride? Via Dogs On Trains.
An anonymous London commuter has been cleverly folding newspapers to give commuters new heads. Here’s a selection of his best shots.
These explanations are entirely plausible. Via @TFLtravelalerts.
The Tube is the smelly, dirty but incredibly useful heart of London. Here are a few things you might not know about it.
ATTENTION NEW YORK CITY SUBWAY RIDERS. (via counterpunches.tumblr.com)
These metro lines have become sought-after destinations unto themselves.
A 73-year-old man in the Czech Republic built this rising, rotating, subterranean home by hand. It’s sort of a Robo-Hobbit house, located about 62 miles north-east or Prague. And it has a swimming pool. (via blogs.reuters.com)
Olympians, they’re just like us!
The new president of Tripoli’s Fateh University has discovered a hidden complex underneath the Green Theatre. I’m not saying that things of a rape-y nature have occurred there. But a set of underground rooms that include a bedroom, jacuzzi, and fully equipped gynecological operating theatre? Don’t mind the Marvin Gaye in the background. Just tell me if this rag smells like chloroform. (via bbc.co.uk) Watch Video ›
Improv Everywhere’s latest stunt: turning a New York subway platform into an art gallery. We’re betting on this being the first gallery opening where everyone was forced to ignore the stench of hobo urine. Watch Video ›