Lady Clipping Toenails on the Subway

I’ve seen a lot of strange things on various subways around the world.

My favorite subway incident happened on the Metro in Paris in 2004.  This guy had an old-school boom box held over his shoulder, was holding a  microphone in the other, and was rapping to 50 Cent’s “In da Club”!  And yes, he collected donations.

Anyway, that was the good of subway adventures.

This morning, on the MBTA in Boston, I saw something disgusting.

I got on the train — and this was going on:

Who CLIPS THEIR TOENAILS on the subway?!  SO DISGUSTING.

Can you believe it?!

Perhaps even more unbelievably, nobody said anything to her.  We just exchanged incredulous glances as the lady finished clipping her toenails and dusting off the subway seats around her.

By the time this lady and I got off the train, this image had already gone viral, thanks to Universal Hub and BostonTweet.  I had the urge to tell her that, but resisted.

Now, is this the worst thing you’ve ever seen on the subway?

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