Well let’s see, a cheetah, a leopard, a cow, a zebra and maybe a few naugas:
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Well let’s see, a cheetah, a leopard, a cow, a zebra and maybe a few naugas:
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Wow, this one has it all – MUNI’s aqua blue DC Transit #1076, these green Market Street bike lanes, and the Furniture Mart Building, whose former owner created the Twitterloin with a little help from King Willie II, Gavin Newsom.
Of course, King Willie I, the original, is taking credit for the corrupt Twitterloin as well, as is King Willie III, Ed Lee.
A fantastic capture from Nick Fisher:
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Look at dude in Civic Center.
His hat isn’t necessarily Russian, but that red star atop oak clusters means something, right Komrade?
I dub him Sky Admiral Krul:
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And the funny thing was that it was a pretty nice day, rather warm, in fact…
Steve Rhodes has the deets of the PETA anti-fur protest in front of the Nordstom on this Black Friday:
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Well here they are, Marian and Vivian (or Vivan and Marian) Brown, the San Francisco Twins. They’re still on patrol in Union Square after all these years.
This duo was recently spied on Stockton Street betwixt Geary and Post, right in front of the new Gucci store. The gigantic ad they’re walking in front of has seen better days, as you can tell by the swaths of white paint.
Those darn graffiti artists are everywhere, it seems.

From guillermo.d’s photostream on Flickr.
No, not that Russia House, written by John le Carré and starring Sean Connery and Michelle Pfeiffer. And not that one either.
It’s this one, the restaurant at 2011 Bayshore Blvd. in freeway-close Visi Valley. Would you be brave enough to check it out after reading what the Yelpers have to say and seeing that even our municipal government won’t venture foot in there?
Comes now bold Michael Procopio who brought a brace of his “girls” down there to check things out for Bay Area Bites.
Neon, fur, and vodka – who could ask for anything more?
It seems like Russia House is great place to go, if only to watch a party from another culture. (In Russia, Party watch you!)
Check it out, if you want.