Mission Mission

But did y’all keep Smithsfits going with a little a cappella? “I ain’t no god damn son of a bi-i-i-itch!!” sang the entire bar, in unison.

Okay, so not really. But it’s good to see some of our neighbors at least trying to keep its memory alive. Nevertheless, I think I like the previous crew’s message a little better.

Cranky Old Mission Guy took the photo and would like some clarification on the scribbles in the lower right.

Wow! Looks almost as yummy as the real thing. And even yummier than that dumb reunion.

[via YSGL]

Little photos by reader Nina N.; big photos by reader Daniel S.:

[Photo by Don Loeb]

[Photo by Joe]

SF Appeal has details here.

UPDATE: Our buddy Raun was on the scene:

Looks like she’s definitely back in action in a big way. I’d say this tops yesterday’s cop car.

[via Male Awareness Day]

The official description says everything you need to know:

Josh Yule and Jay Howell spin all Smiths, Misfits related tunes.

It’s this Saturday at the Knockout. RSVP and invite your friends here. And do dress the part if you’re feeling so inclined:

Says an enthusiastic editor at Design Sponge:

This is such a clever, chic display of old bus passes that I’m tempted to traipse over to San Francisco to amass my own collection — bravo to SF Muni for making such awesome-looking tickets and for using great color combos!

– and then discontinuing them forever! Read on for the whole story on how this display was made and why and, of course, the “before” shot.

[Thanks, Kristina!]

Local cult cartoonist David Enos is the man responsible for this ghastly wanted poster. So blame him when these creeps start showing up in your nightmares.