— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
I really enjoy this sign for a multitude of reasons:
- The mere presence of this sign implies that people bringing bikes into this Valencia and Duboce bodega was either frequent, obnoxious or both.
- The owner turned letters into arrows.
- The owner clearly had to amend the sign with an additional “THIS POINT,” hinting that cyclists didn't understand the sign the first time around.
- Blocking the lottery table with bikes is a-okay.
- This store seemed to have a surplus of tallcans. Coincidence? I think not.
Comments (8)
Rick | [Permalink]
The store also seems to have a surplus of the most commonly locked up items at Walgreens.
Cowering Behind The Mask of Anonymity | [Permalink]
Are bodegas any liquor store old liquor store? Or are there some qualifications? I only thought they were stores in NYC.
BROCHAT | [Permalink]
BRO ITS TOO MANY SWEATY DUDES ON FIXIES GETTING PBRS! THEYRE RUINING THE CHODIE BRODIES!
Hella Anonymous | [Permalink]
What’s a bodega?
Kevin Montgomery | [Permalink]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bodega
Hella Anonymous | [Permalink]
of course! A bagpipe from southern France.
Trolling for Anonymous Sex | [Permalink]
Based on recent news items, I think that “no cars beyond this point” might be an wise addition to the signage.
friscolex | [Permalink]
The liquor store at 26th and Mission was super nice about me bringing my bike in…