Tag: photos

  • We are the 2%

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  • San Francisco reimagined by puzzle artist

    After completing the puzzle (above) I noticed the artist had taken some creative liberties with the city. No, I’m not referring to the lack of Muni busses with women urinating out the window, but rather the city layout. Examples: How many more can you spot?

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  • UC Davis pepper spray cop advertising champagne

    Looks like he’s about to spray Dick Clark’s oversized head with that champagne. Look out, Dick! Spotted near the express checkout at Rainbow Grocery.

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  • New mural coming along at 17th and Capp

    For the past few weeks, the building on the corner of 17th and Capp (across from Uptown) has been getting muralized. Surprisingly it hasn’t been tagged (yet.) While it’s not finished, it’s nice to see some color at a corner that’s more known for a different type of “color,” i.e. the kind where a Royal…

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  • Santa arrives early in SF

    Getting started early, Santa? Spotted at Dolores and 16th.

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  • Outdoor money transfers on Valencia

    Next time you’re falling victim to a scam on Craigslist, you can transfer the earnings of your fraudulent check via Western Union without entering an enclosed space. Thanks to San Francisco’s love/hate relationship with the great outdoors, we now have a sidewalk kiosk for money transfers. We can only hope this evolves over time with…

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  • The alphabet is garbage

    Sesame Street will need new sponsors. Spotted at Folsom and 17th.

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  • PAIN

    Look familiar? Yes, it’s one of those San Franciscan “Wet Paint” posters, minus a few letters. Spotted at 17th and Capp.

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  • Mystery poster

    Spotted this strange poster on 14th St. yesterday, and I gotta say I’m a little baffled. It seems to be a record, a light bulb, and maybe some other symbols. Stranger yet, it was far above eye level — about 6 feet off the ground. Anyone know what this poster is? Some kind of strange…

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  • Never Forget

    The poster above is in Clarion Alley. It’s a reference to the now-defunct Games of Nonchalance, who had the same poster of the mysterious Eva Lucien in a tiny alley in Chinatown some years back.

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