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San Francisco, California recent comments:

  • Anchor Brewing Company, sebastian (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    :P
  • Site Of Bonds' 756th Home Run Landing, 3fan4eva wrote 17 years ago:
    756*
  • February 27th, 2007 -- Landslide displaces 120+ residents, MHibbs wrote 17 years ago:
    Viable solution? How about not building a house on stilts stuck into unstable, earthquake prone ground?
  • The Stinking Rose, desu wrote 17 years ago:
    Mmmm, roasted rabbit and bagna calda! Delicious!
  • Cristo Rey Discalced Carmelite Monastery, sfgregggmail.com (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    My mom went to Mercy High and her best friends went to ICA and one of my mom's friends from ICA whom my mom said was wild & crazy, entered the Carmelite Monastery at Cristo Rey in San Francisco. My mother and some friends went to visit this girl and they were allowed in for a visit, but could only speak to the novice carmelite through a screen and iron grilles. My mom said they were not allowed to see her face. The visit was only 15 minutes. My momn said they are only allowed out of the monastery to seek medical attention. Most of their entire day is devoted to prayer,
  • San Francisco Juvenile Hall, AMA1030RED (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    AKA: Youth Guidance Center AKA: You Got Caught
  • MUNI Maintenance Facility Green Division, BayAreaBiker wrote 17 years ago:
    I rode my bike here many times, the first time on 11/21/2992.
  • Embarcadero Plaza, ponmlk (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    Nicknamed "EMB" by skateboarders. Famous former skateboarding "Mecca" popular in the late 80s to mid 90s featured in many skateboard videos before the city demolished various ledges and concrete structures. Skaters from around the world would travel to EMB just to skate there. Brick surface of the plaza gave a very distinctive "click-clacking" sound given off by skateboard wheels. Some famous skateboarders that frequented EMB: Mike Carroll and brother Greg Mark Gonzales - "The Gonz Gap" was named after him after he was the first to ollie the very large gap that also featured a big drop. Gap has since been demolished. Henry Sanchez James Kelch - aka "The Mayor of EMB" Mic-E Reyes Pat Duffy Jovantae Turner Jamie Thomas Keith Hufnagel
  • Tenderloin, BayAreaBiker (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    I had two bikes stolen here, both of them locked.
  • C. A. Thayer, forrestgumprock wrote 17 years ago:
    Polygon by forrestgumprock
  • Site Of Bonds' 756th Home Run Landing, MHibbs wrote 17 years ago:
    Steroids.
  • Trattoria Pinocchio, dadaoist wrote 17 years ago:
    Their Chicken Parmigiana is very nice, and then the Tiramisu - amazing stuff!
  • USF MBA Building: Malloy Hall. - Lalith :), kamal (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    wat is that world picture
  • USF MBA Building: Malloy Hall. - Lalith :), kamal (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    this is nice but do mark ur home in frisco
  • Chenery Park Restaurant, wheels (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    *but* they have childrens night on Tuesday.... ;)
  • First Baptist Church of San Francisco, San FranConco (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    Wow, I bastion of sanity amidst the revisionist political correctness. (i.e. "marriage equality" why not call it what it is? Are you ashamed or something?
  • Little Russia, Anonymous (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    It's hardly Russian. It's only got a hand full of Russian shops. That's like saying 3 stores in a row make up Korea Town or something.
  • Black House, john smithson (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    church of satan are idiot!! go to hell LAvEy!!!! burn youselves in HELL!!! you deserve it!!!!!pathetic !!
  • Steepest Street in SF - 22nd Street, OrinRJ wrote 17 years ago:
    Holy crap... I can't believe I drove down this slope in a full moving fan. Sometimes I even impress myself.
  • Public Health Service Hospital, 98G (guest) wrote 17 years ago:
    I assume the previous poster meant teach, not "team." It is true, however, that the building did house the overflow from DLI in Monterey. Golf Company consisted of the German and Russian students while Hotel Company was made up of Spanish and Korean students. After giving the building to the Dept of Defense (around 1984 I believe)the city of San Francisco and the state of California decided a couple of years later that they wanted it back - ostensibly to turn it into an AIDS clinic. After a dog-and-pony show put on by Senator Pete Wilson and then mayor Diane Feinstein they succeeded. The building was handed back over and once the two professional politicians had divided the political capital gained they apparently forgot about the building and their constituents. Of interest to some: A Korean student once broke down from the stress of study and, shouting "I am not an adverb!" as his name meant in Korean, leapt from the sixth floor. I never heard if he was okay or not.