Sexpigeon has the scoop:
Q: Why does Rainbow have such a meager selection of condoms?
A: Because Rainbow is for pussies.
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"I eat hipsters for breakfast"
In spite of the fact this video was upload by KQED 8 months ago and is not Mission-related, I am posting it anyways. Besides, is it really a stretch to think about how awesome it would have been to be mauled by a 13-foot tall bear running 40 miles-per-hour while you were riding a camel to get a burrito? Yeah, I didn’t think so.
Go watch KQED QUEST: Ice Age Bay Area. Your boss won’t mind; it was 12 minutes you were not going to spend working anyways.
Free admission if you wear a monkey suit. ’nuff said.
Guest curator Pete Gowdy and Oddball Films present an evening of vintage films on bicycle safety, history and more. Highlights include: the early 60’s cult favorite “One Got Fat”; the kooky “Just Like A Car”; “Bicycles Are Beautiful” with Bill Cosby; “Riding On Air”, a 1959 short focused on the bike craze in Britain; “How To Protect Your Bike”, a hilarious 1970’s look at foiling bike thieves; “Bicycle Safely”, bike history and safety; plus early TV segments, “The Bicycle Clown”, vintage commercials and more! Free admission for anyone in a full monkey suit.
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SF Appeal reports:
Here’s the scoop on what went down this morning in the BART delays: SFPD arrested 27 year old Dion Jackson on drug charges after a kind of exciting pursuit: Jackson fled from officers, entered the 16th and Mission BART station, and ran along the trackway. BART turned off the power (and, of course, the trains) during the pursuit.
SFPD Pursuit Verified As Cause Of Morning’s BART Delays
Related:
Carleigh says:
Scott was hit by a car early this morning crossing 23rd @ Shotwell with dog. Scott can’t see. The coward didn’t say a word and drove off.
did anyone see an SUV hit a blind man crossing the street early this am? 23rd and Folsom; walking dog; hit n run; not cool.

If you can get past the typography and the fact that you hate Muni, you might be desirous of one of these shirts from MuniShirts. If so, you’re in luck. Whoever leaves the best Muni/Mission-related anecdote in the comments section below wins a free tee of their choice.
Winner will be selected one week from right this second by MuniShirts and Mission Mission, though we will be heavily swayed by reader input, so tell us which ones you like, if you want.
Chinstrap not included.
UPDATE: Walter from MuniShirts says: “[I]f you win and want a line that isn’t available I’ll start printing that line on a regular basis. Booyah!”
More:
Heart for Your Muni Line on Your Sleeve at Eye on Blogs.
Line Pride! at Curbed SF.