Mike Giant updated the Skullz Press blog to let us know he’ll be moving out of his current space at 260 Divisadero at the end of February. That means tomorrow [Friday!] will be the last of his First-Friday-of-the-Month open house shows on Divis.
No word on where he’ll be setting up shop next, but he’ll be [...]
In what might eventually prove to be a feeble attempt at connecting with his adopted city, Andrew is watching every episode of Nash Bridges’ inaugural season. His analysis of this once-popular television program can be found here and on the SFAppeal every Friday until the SF Public Library makes him return the DVDs. If [...]
As I mentioned yesterday, I’m going undercover this week as an average MUNI rider on a rush hour commute. I haven’t had a regular morning commute in roughly 9 months, so I’m kind of like a second grader on the first day of school. (Not a first grader though, because duh I’ve ridden the bus [...]
Spotted this snazzy photo of Kelly Malone from a link on @WorkshopSF the other day. 7×7 Magazine did a writeup on Our Lady of Perpetual Up-Cycling from the Cathedral of DIY at McAllister and Baker. You can read that here, or better yet: zip over to the Workshop Site (because 7×7 won’t bother giving you [...]
If you haven’t guessed by now, at least one-half of AggressivePanhandler (that’d be me) doesn’t actually work downtown like the rest of you sheeple. Thus, I am spared the most common of daily interactions that San Franciscans love to complain about so much. But since I’m working downtown this week, I thought I’d bring you [...]
In what might eventually prove to be a feeble attempt at connecting with his adopted city, Andrew is watching every episode of Nash Bridges’ inaugural season. His analysis of this once-popular television program can be found here and on the SFAppeal every Friday until the SF Public Library makes him return the DVDs. If [...]
I know it’s been raining like a motherfucker off and on all day, but you really need to get out of the house/office/coffee shop and do something. Since you’re probably busting your ass to make up for the day you didn’t work on Monday, how about hopping off the 21 and popping right in to [...]
Not sure how many people actually go to NOPNA’s monthly general meetings, but I keep getting these facebook notifications, so maybe someone other than myself is interested. It looks like they’ll be discussing a new Pot club at 350 Divis which I’m sure is a cause we can all rally behind. And there will also [...]
The other day, SFWeekly ran a post about nicknames, the Jersey Shore, and the city’s Supervisors. If you’ve been religiously hate-watching (secretly love-watching) MTV’s Jersey Shore for the past month then you know these kids are totally nuts with these bizarre social rituals that make them difficult to recognize as being part of the same [...]
In what might eventually prove to be a feeble attempt at connecting with his adopted city, Andrew is watching every episode of Nash Bridges’ inaugural season. His analysis of this once-popular television program can be found here and on the SFAppeal every Friday until the SF Public Library makes him return the DVDs. If you [...]
Citoyens de la Republique de Divisadero: Enjoy the high-priced additions to your neighborhood. But if you lose your job don't come crying that you have no affordable options in your nabe. Of course, you can always eat cake. - TinyTim