Bro was still in denial phase at this point. Some were amused:
Posts Tagged ‘bay area’
Dolores Park Looks Just Like This
Wednesday, July 19th, 2017Where in Frisco Does UPS Just Leave Your Delivery in Front of Your House? Presidio Heights, That’s Where
Wednesday, July 19th, 2017See? It’s like this place is Mayberry R.F.D.
In my ‘hood, that box would be gone in a New York minute.
Disobedient WIFE
Tuesday, July 18th, 2017You see, ’cause you gotta have a bike to go on this side, no jogging allowed, but it’s much easier to jog with the bikes than all the other joggers and tourists clogging up the East Side
Enforcement is lax on the West Side, so bring it on with your skateboards, large dogs and whathaveyou – it’s sort of the honor system here.
Just as the HAIGHT STREET RAT Coincided with EXIT THROUGH THE GIFT SHOP, The New Copy Coincided with SAVING BANKSY
Tuesday, July 18th, 2017You know, more or less.
So, The Rat of 2010 appeared in conjunction with Exit Through the Gift Shop as The Rat of 2017 appeared with Saving Banksy.
Look for an appearance from … San Francisco Board of Supervisors President London Breed(!) in the newer movie.
I guess the new crew didn’t have red paint:
And where Banksy said “I,” the new crew says, “WE,” right?
There’s your Rodent Marketing Update for 2017
A Rough Start for Ford Motor Company’s GoBike Bicycle Rental – Let’s See What Users Have to Say
Tuesday, July 18th, 2017Oh, here’s one. Actually, ever since these new bikes came out I haven’t been able to cross The Bridge without seeing tourists on branded bikes heading to or coming back from Marin County. I suppose if they cost only $12 per hour to rent, then that price might seem reasonable compared with that charge by the legacy local bike rental businesses already established in tourist areas, so over to Sausalito they go:
And here’s your vox populi, the three entries into Yelp the past week:
“I picked 2 Bikes for the day pass for $9.95 each. I thought that was good price for a day and only rode 2 hours and 15 minutes and returned the Bikes. However, they charged me $73 that is super expensive.“
“Original price was $88, now $149, a increase of $61.“
“…irritating pricing structure: you only get 30 minutes at a time even if you buy a day pass. Apparently this structure was a result of pressure from Blazing Saddles on the government to protect their high margin tourist business. These heavy bikes can’t take you far in 30 minutes, so I think that’ll have to change for the system to work for anyone other than the most casual occasional user or dedicated bike share enthusiast. The bike we got on a day pass ended up costing an extra $6 for a grand total of $16 for 48 minutes of bike riding.“
That’s how things are going in our Brave New World of Corporate Marketing In The Year Of Our Ford 1.
“SF Team Goth” in Golden Gate Park on a Dreaded Sunny Day
Tuesday, July 18th, 2017AIDS Walk 2017, with brollies to fight the pouring sun:
VIDEO: Helicopter flies UNDER the Golden Gate Bridge – (Don’t Try This in a Plane, or You Will Lose Your License)
Monday, July 17th, 2017And, like I said before, I am surprised that this is allowed as a daily thing (weather permitting):
Fire Boat vs. Humpback: SFFD Slows and Stops to Avoid Striking a Whale Beneath the Golden Gate Bridge
Monday, July 17th, 2017
USF Lone Mountain Campus in Lord of the Rings Font
Monday, July 17th, 2017I said melon a few times, but it didn’t work.
They should try Comic Sans next…
Well-Trained Blue Jay, Golden Gate Park: Will Pose for Photos for Peanuts – Just Hold One Hand High in the Air
Friday, July 14th, 2017As seen in the former Strybing Free Garden (which got replaced by the non-Strybing, non-free garden) in Golden Gate Park, back when it was still called Strybing Arboretum
You’d hold up a peanut and then this Western Scrub Jay would fly over, grab the nuts, and then hang out on your hand for a few seconds, enough time for your friend to take a shot. What a lightweight animal, thought I.
(Or maybe it’s people what are the well-trained ones…)