This is how some adults lock their rides:
Compare that with how this tyke locked his old-school Strider – you’d need to use hand tools to walk away with this bike:
ADVANTAGE: Area Toddler.
Posts Tagged ‘push’
Teaching Little Ones the Importance of Proper Bicycle Lockage on the Mean Streets of San Francisco
Monday, August 14th, 2017Toddler Racing! – “2016 Strider Cup World Championship” Coming to Pier 35 July 29-30, 2016 – Youths Aged 2-5 on Balance Bikes
Monday, April 4th, 2016Here it is:
2016 Strider Cup World Championship Presented by FedEx
It’ll look something like this:
People will be traveling from all over the world to get here.
(Of course, you’ll want to get the Pro version, to give your bike tyke that extra edge.)
See you there, FRIDAY FRIDAY FRIDAY!
The CoolDads of the Inner Richmond – A Pied Piper Teaching Our New Generation About Electric Skateboards and Push Scooters
Friday, October 30th, 2015As seen above the 8400(!) block* of Geary
*So Geary ends on the 8300 block way out there in the West Bay, but some SFGov worker labeled the Geary Expressway underneath Masonic (aka the Geary Tunnel) the 8400 block? As per Wiki
94117 Story: Helping the Barefooted Hippies’ Disabled Audi Perform a U-Turn on the Slopes of Ignatius Heights
Tuesday, June 9th, 2015Neo hippies, anyway:
Mother of All Double Parkers: The Super Pretzel Truck – Blocking Outbound Market Daily
Tuesday, February 10th, 2015If I were the Super Pretzel pushcart people on Market at the cable car turnaround, I’d push these carts somewhere else before the lengthy loading and unloading process:
Just saying…
But these people don’t care – on they go with lifting and the lowering, on they go as westbound traffic backs up behind them…
Uh, What Exactly is That Equinox Company Selling in the Pacific Stock Exchange in the Financial District?
Friday, January 4th, 2013Here are two ads for Equinox Fitness on Pine Street what are about three yards high:
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I think things were a lot more wholesome at the Pacific Stock Exchange Building when it was the Pacific Stock Exchange. You know, back when Kevin Bacon filmed that Quicksilver bike messenger movie in 1986 before you were born. It went a little like this, with KB acting as a besuited yuppie stock broker at the PSE at Pine and Sansome.
You see, back then, everybody wore clothes and open outcry was the order of the day.
See?
Good times.
Suntory times
San Francisco’s Former Pacific Stock Exchange Has Been Reduced to a Gymnasium Outfit What Thinks It Owns Our Sidewalks
Wednesday, October 24th, 2012Apparently.
I’ll bet his name is Bruno, something like that:
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Now, is Equinox Fitness supposed to be tearing up the sidewalks of 301 Pine Street with their lead sled contraptions?
No, not at all.
Oh well.
First sidewalk bowling and now this.
“San Francisco City Family” Union Lawyer Vince Courtney Threatens YouTube and Vimeo Over This Video?
Friday, August 31st, 2012Well, let’s see, the last time I checked into this incident in Golden Gate Park from 2010 involving union lawyer Vince Courtney was this:
“Embarassed San Francisco Lawyer Requests and Gets a YouTube Takedown, To No Avail“
But recently, like this month, Vimeo too, has acted, so, once again, you couldn’t see what occurred on your PC or whatever.
But now, look what just popped up on the YouTube:
“Encounter with Vince Courtney, Part Two“
IMO, back then and now, lawyer Vince Courtney got outfoxed* by a layperson.**
But You Make The Call:
I don’t know, if I were a certain attorney, I’d let sleeping dogs lie.
But that’s just me…
*I can explain to you how “street mediation” works, you know, when conducted by peace officers in this kind of situation. Could this lawyer have been arrested? I don’t know. But he seemed afraid of something.
**I mean, he just pushed and pushed until he got the most he could possibly get, and he got it all recorded, and then posted it for tout le monde to see. That’s called advocacy.
Jesse Jackson Fondly Recalls the Time When Mayor Ed Lee Stood With Tenants and Opposed Wage Theft
Saturday, November 5th, 2011My, how things have changed in three decades.
Let’s hear from Jesse Jackson today, talking about 1982, you know, back before you were born:
“Ed Lee stood with immigrants, seniors and tenants to protect them from deportation, wage theft and eviction.”
All right. Now, I don’t know, some people deserve to get deported and/or evicted, it all depends.
But nobody deserves wage theft, right?
And yet, what do you call this? (So we should have HSCO / Healthy San Francisco money go back to companies and restaurants and whathaveyou because that’s what the companies and restaurants want? Apparently.)
And Ed Lee “stood with tenants,” back in the day? All right, Jessie, but what about now? What about this? Is Ed Lee now, as the article suggests, the “preferred candidate for landlords” and those who “run tenants out” of San Francisco apartments? Well, yes, obviously. Who else, among the major candidates, could fit this description?
I mean, is there any conservative group / institution / political party / whatever in San Francisco what doesn’t support Ed Lee for Mayor?
And yet, there’s Jessie in there, chanting the mantra: ED LEE Gets It Done:
So, say it, Jessie:
I, Jesse Jackson, join with the San Francisco Republican Party* to offer my support for the election of Ed Lee as Mayor of San Francisco.
Say it.
*Check it from the SFGOP.Org in the “OUR ENDORSEMENTS” section: “Supported for Mayor – Ed Lee mayoredlee.com.” Now, do the San Francisco Democrats support or endorse Ed Lee? No, not at all.
Teach the Children Well: Proper Bike Security is the First Lesson to Learn on the Mean Streets of San Francisco
Monday, August 29th, 2011See?
That heavy-duty chain and tiny U-lock probably outweigh this wooden push-bike:
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Does the kid wear the chain bandolier-style when s/he’s riding? That’d be sweet…