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Bombay Bazar and Ice Cream is back!
According to this flyer, plastered all over the 16th and Valencia area today, Bombay Bazar and Ice Cream has moved to a new location and is once again selling Indian foods, items, and their crazy (but delicious) ice cream flavors. The address listed, 245 South Van Ness, is the home of Lost Art Salon according…
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Shakespeare sticker
How often does “The Bard” get honored in street art? Not often enough! Spotted at Mission and 17th
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Hippies love Real California Cheese
Who doesn’t love cheese? (Aside from vegans, and we all know they don’t count.) Even hippies from San Francisco love cheese, as seen in this 1997 TV spot for Real California Cheese.
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Goodbye, tiger.
You know that fantastic mural of a tiger on 15th and Valencia? The one on the side of Pica Pica? Well, it’s gone. Sad day indeed. Goodbye, tiger. UPDATE: Walked by today, saw this. Don’t get me wrong, this is obviously skilled work; but it’s really generic compared to what was there before.
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Guerrilla bench activism
Recently, an anti Sit/Lie activist created and placed public benches around the city. These guerrilla benches are made out of recycled wood pallets, and come with a manifesto wheat-pasted onto a nearby utility pole. Interestingly, San Francisco’s sidewalks once had public benches. But they were removed a decade ago. Why? Well the reasons sound very…
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