Month: October 2011
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Colorful artwork on Valencia
Where Bombay Bazaar once stood on Valencia and 16th is now a big sheet of plywood with some psychedelic colorful posters. No word yet on […]
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Dumpster parklet explained
You know that dumpster with trees growing out of it by the Chronicle building on 5th St? Turns out it’s actually supposed to be a […]
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Tequila for Día de los Muertos
Sure, it’s just tequila in a decorative bottle. But how cool looking is that bottle? Almost makes me want to drop that kind of change […]
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Wo Hing signage unveiled
Plywood at Wo Hing on Valencia and 17th came down this week, unveiling the new sign. Contrary to what the signage indicates, this is a […]
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Cement warning
Soon as I saw the “warning” in the cement, I immediately thought of Fight Club: Tyler Durden: Did you know that if you mix equal […]
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Curbside car sharing comes to the Mission
Adding to the city’s complex and draconian public curbside parking restrictions is a set of car-sharing-only spots. One of these new types of parking spots […]
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