First somebody takes out a stoplight on South Van Ness, and now this. Our pal Russell Quinn shares the skinny:
I was walking back to my home on Valencia and Duboce this morning around 12:30am, where I discovered a car on top of a fire hydrant. I’m guessing it was either a drunk driver or a ditched stolen car—none of the bystanders seemed to know—but the water pressure was insane. The whole block is flooded.
Russell shot a pair of short films on the topic:
Man, in that second video it really looks like some kind of cool water propelled car.
Well, as least all the shit, spit and snot has been washed away.
That’s one way to wash the under-carriage.
dang it!
“Russell shot a pair of short films on the topic”
Someone alert Cannes! Get Sundance on the phone! The lighting, the composition, the dramatic tension when he panned over to the other rubberneckers! C’est magnifique! Brava, I say, brava!
Dude shot some webcam vids with his phone. Let’s not go getting all uppity about it.
Why don’t you fuck off, you fucking tool.
Dude, he pulled his phone out and stood on the sidewalk for 51 seconds. “Short Films” is the perfect thing to say.
And your tumblr rules.
The joke’s on you Drew dude, the original footage was of an undamaged hydrant on a sunny afternoon—all effects were done in postproduction.
^WIN
Every so often, we see the raw id of Allan Hough — and it is strong and tall! Yowza!
you’re a real sicko, drew. a pox on your house
Once again, a car causes an obstruction in the bike lane.
The most striking thing about this is the number of cabs seen passing. I haven’t seen so many cabs on one street in SF in such a short period of time . . . ever.
Weird. You didn’t see the crashed car and busted hydrant?
Car . . . hydrant . . . . Ho-hum. See stuff like that all the time (exploding manhole covers being especially common). But lots of cabs in SF? Really unusual.