Tag: san francisco

  • Ninja Turtle battles gentrification

    This new mini-piece on Clarion Alley shows Raphael of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles complaining about gentrification to a man with a rather unusual tongue […]

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  • Lucid dreaming squid

    Ever had a lucid dream? If you’re not familiar with the term, it’s a dream where you are fully conscious and can exert influence over […]

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  • Adobe Books going out of business

    16th Street’s Adobe Books, as you may recall, has been in trouble for some time. But now their rent has been raised, pounding the final […]

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  • Here’s to a new beginning

    Sadly, the big tree at 16th and Dolores was chopped down recently, making the corner bright and sunny (queue vampire hiss sound effect.) But now […]

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  • Muni wishes you a Happy Halloween

    While an educated observer might note that Halloween was, like, six months ago or something, there hasn’t been a compelling reason to stop celebrating. Muni […]

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  • Pigeon undaunted by owl statue

    Call me crazy, but I kinda like pigeons. They’re simple, awkward creatures that — despite the bad press they get — don’t really hurt anyone. […]

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  • West of Pecos opens Monday, May 14th

    West of Pecos, the new restaurant from the Woodhouse Fish Company folks, is slated to open this Monday, May 14th. As you may recall, this […]

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  • Things San Franciscans despise: filth

    Most visitors would be shocked to learn that San Franciscans hate filth. Ours is a city that doesn’t want to stay clean, but we try […]

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  • People love us on Yelp

    Don’t tell me I’m the only one who’s noticed the Yelp logo stuck to this painting at Little Star on Valencia. Is this a subtle […]

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  • Bikes invade furniture store

    San Francisco based Public Bikes is temporarily taking over part of Harrington, that massive (and pricey) used furniture store on the corner of Valencia and […]

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