Mission Mission

While you’re waiting to settle your tickets with the SFMTA, why not register to vote?

[20th and Lex via c.k.chew]

This is good marketing.

[17th and Dolores via Mr. Eric Sir]

Margaret sent this in and said it was found at the 24th street BART.

At first this was puzzling to me. Then I realized that if you’re waiting for the T at 24th and Mission, then you’d have enough time to have a plaque made about it, ’cause it aint showing up anytime soon.

Please, if you have small children, distract them with some Handi Snacks while viewing this photo:

This is a disturbing image of discarded cheese after last year’s book release party for “Cheesemonger: A Life on the Wedge” at Amnesia. We debated on whether or not to release this photo for months, but decided that the public deserves to know.

The book was written by Gordon “Zola” Edgar, a cheesemonger at Rainbow Grocery. It’s all about how cheese is made and sold. I hear it’s damn funny to boot. You should check it out if you like cheese (and I think you do).

[Photo by Jutta, via Gordonzola]

Before you can enter, you must answer the following riddle:

Which creature in the morning goes on four legs, at mid-day on two, and in the evening upon three, and the more legs it has, the weaker it be?

[Snapped near 20th and Lexington by Jesse]

Yeah, it’s in Berkeley, but Pounding Serfs is worth it.

The first time you read it, you see the cute girl in the avatar and you’re like, “Wow, this cute girl takes amazing cellphone pics. And she seems to be in a different city every day!” And then after a while you start to realize the pictures are taken by three dudes who live in three different California cities. But you still love it!

Let’s all go to their big opening this Friday!

P.S. Learn more in this nice Fecal Face writeup.

DocPop snapped this stunner of a shot this morning. Following the path of that ‘bow, I can surmise that the pot of gold is at Thieves Tavern. You heard it here first… just give us a cut, okay? If there’s no gold, at least you can cash in on that $5 Tall PBR + Jameson earlybird special, which is pretty much the same thing.

All City is a new blog by former members of now-defunct photography collective Caliber. They continue to hang out in SF and take high-quality pictures of their adventures.

Read the story behind the above gem here.

The young lady on the right has the right idea. Why not set yourself apart by buying a regular Macbook instead of Macbook Pro? Don’t just be another sheep in the herd.

[taken by Beau Davenport at Maxfield's House of Caffeine, on his iPhone] [submitted via Mission Mission on Facebook]

This is the most amount of broken records ever observed on the sidewalk by me.