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San Francisco, California recent comments:

  • Bison Paddock, IslandGeek wrote 21 days ago:
    I have been here. I was on the bench for like '45 minutes'. Got bored, and all I heard was grazing.
  • Little Russia, IslandGeek wrote 1 month ago:
    Agreed. I'm sure 15 million of whatever this is can fit in Russia and you still call it "little". More like Microscopic Russia.
  • Sutro Baths Receiving Basin (outdoors), IslandGeek wrote 1 month ago:
    I've seen this place. The waves where beautiful.
  • Hippie Hill, IslandGeek wrote 1 month ago:
    I have been here. I was OVERWHELMED. My ears almost broke with this, could've found those idk... maybe instrumentals? Anyways, the general place is like East of "Hippie Hill". Got caught on the resteraunts and ran out of time became a realization, I took a detour right into the front seat of my car. On my way back, I got carsick ): .
  • California Academy of Sciences, IslandGeek wrote 1 month ago:
    The pizza there is SO GOOD, and the Alligator near whatever. But, the rainforest dome was so HOT
  • Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, cisco1 wrote 3 years ago:
    A Brief Evolution of U.S. Currency https://sites.google.com/site/abriefevolutionofuscurrency/
  • Corner of Haight and Ashbury, rossturk wrote 3 years ago:
    @Charliee_Foxtro so what?
  • San Francisco, California, Bradlake wrote 3 years ago:
    San Francisco is... not good. Don't ever live here. (Please note: This is just my Opinion) Now don't get me wrong. There are some nice things about San Francisco. The Golden Gate Bridge, The Bay Bridge, the Downtown Skyscrapers, Fisherman's Wharf, Alcatraz, the Fog and cool temperatures, along with the coast and harbors, and other great places. Plus, they have Oracle Park! Go Giants! However, San Francisco is a hyper-liberal (and possibly dystopian) city that is rampant with homelessness, crime, laughably terrible laws, and many of the people are so hypocritical (no offense to the people here. San Francisco still has many great people!). Not to mention, everything is extremely overpriced. Overall, the City is not good, which is unfortunate, because back in the day, it used to be a great city, but on a positive note, it still has its pros. To me, it's a good place to visit, but not so much to live.
  • craigslist.org, JAKEPEPPLE wrote 4 years ago:
    This residential house is headquarters for craigslist.org . HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER +1*8O5*6O8*54O6 CORPORATE PHONE NUMBER +1*8O5*6O8*54O6' HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER +1*8O5*6O8*54O6 CORPORATE PHONE NUMBER +1*8O5*6O8*54O6' HEADQUARTERS PHONE NUMBER +1*8O5*6O8*54O6 CORPORATE PHONE NUMBER +1*8O5*6O8*54O6'
  • craigslist.org, JAKEPEPPLE wrote 4 years ago:
    This residential house is headquarters for craigslist.org . This is both 1381 and 1383 (and 1383 A) 9th Avenue.
  • Pier 70 Historic Shipyard, btvfd (guest) wrote 5 years ago:
    oh great, just what the world needs.
  • 10th & Mission, MelissaWatson wrote 5 years ago:
    NA
  • Centerfolds Strip Club, buxschumacher wrote 6 years ago:
    Yeah!
  • EC San Francisco, Seungjun wrote 7 years ago:
    The best ESL school in my life:)
  • Scala's Bistro, JayZee wrote 7 years ago:
    one of my favorite restaurants in SF
  • Pier 14, JayZee wrote 7 years ago:
    Kate Steinle was tragically killed here in July 2015
  • Stillwell Hall, Richard R Hamel (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    Priceless building gone! What a shame. I was stationed there and worked on the top center floor. IT was the last half of 1962. During the Cuban Crisis. My desk gave me a multi-million dollar view of the Golden Gate Bridge, to the Skyline of the city of San Francisco, to the Oakland Bay Bridge. I always wanted to return there with my family, but it is no longer there. I wonder why so may old historical buildings are missing there ??
  • Broadway, 2808, OpenGLShader (guest) wrote 8 years ago:
    The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Jonathan Ive, Apple's senior vice president of industrial design, is the anonymous buyer who shelled out $17,000,000 for a slice of Billionaire's Row at 2808 Broadway a couple of months ago. For those not familiar with Mr. Ive, he's an Apple executive who's best known for being the mastermind behind the design of the iPod, iPhone, and other Apple products. He's been the leader of Apple's design team since 1996. The Gold Coast 4-bed, 7.5-bath home was built in 1927 by Willis Polk & Company, the successor firm to starchitect Willis Polk after he died in 1924. The mansion was asking $25,000,000 when it first landed on the market in late 2010, which got it a place on our list of San Francisco's most expensive homes for sale. Source: https://sf.curbed.com/2012/9/11/10330484/apple-hotshot-jonathan-ive-buys-on-billionaires-row
  • Lincoln Park, kencummings wrote 8 years ago:
    also the west end of the Lincoln Highway
  • Russian Center of San Francisco, buxschumacher wrote 9 years ago:
    Nastrovje!