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Add comment August 8th, 2006
“Armed with a tree branch, a villager tries to beat an arson wildfire into submission in Galicia, Spain.” Reuters could not confirm rumours that the villager was named Quixote.
Add comment August 8th, 2006
Even if you know hardly anything about art, I can practically gurantee you that you’ve seen Georges Seurat‘s Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte. Some enterprising folks in Beloit decided to duplicate the setting on the Rock River. The results are amazing!
I thought I’d start making soap posts last week, but the people who run my apartment building called me and said they’d like me to move soon (I’m staying in this building but moving to a slightly bigger place), so that’s been taking up all my free time. Rest assured, my special brand of soapy fun will soon grace these pages. Or something.
2 comments July 11th, 2006
I’m somewhat proud of my most recent post on MBSF. It probably won’t get me any friends in SF’s public-works department, but I think it’s kinda funny. Have a look.
Soap posts begin this week!
Add comment July 5th, 2006
I’ve added a little Javascript widget to the sidebar with my five most recent Metroblogging San Francisco posts. I’ve been putting a lot of content up there, so if you want to keep up with my stuff, you might want to add it to your RSS.
I’m particularly proud of how this picture of the sandwich I had at Café du Soleil came out. Doesn’t it look good enough to eat?
3 comments May 28th, 2006
I saw the sign on the right a few days ago downtown, kinda east of Fisherman’s Wharf, and thought it was worthy of a picture, but not much else. (There was another sign nearby as well.) Apparently, though, this dude’s starting to hit the big time, if a Wikipedia entry and a post on SFIst can be regarded as “big time.” He and Frank Chu should release a split 7″ or something.
1 comment April 4th, 2006
Because I’m a huge dork, I hold official documents under a blacklight shortly after I get them to check for fluorescent indicia. (Because I’m a huger dork, I use words like “indicia.”) A state flag on a driver’s license is no great shakes, but I only know of one place that gets the colors right.
1 comment January 23rd, 2006
Yes. Yes it does.
From a bus shelter on Market Street.
Add comment January 11th, 2006
This is from an Applebee’s my family went to when we were in South Dakota visiting relatives over Christmas. Apparently Applebee’s has a very lenient definition of “cocktail,” as a “Brewtus” seems to consist of nothing more than a draft beer, without so much as a garnish to distinguish it.
Add comment January 11th, 2006
Do you speak katakana?
(“Gifuto Shoppu” is “gift shop” written in Roman characters but subject to Japanese phonetic restraints.)
Add comment January 11th, 2006
I don’t know whose stuff this is, but they’ve got a nice little study party set up here. (Hint: read the note for the blue bottle on the table.)
Add comment December 5th, 2005
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