So says this new poll by Mission Love Advice anyway:
It’s true so far as I know. Click here to vote (and read a bunch more probably accurate, possibly funny stereotypes).
So says this new poll by Mission Love Advice anyway:
It’s true so far as I know. Click here to vote (and read a bunch more probably accurate, possibly funny stereotypes).
Blood, Bath, & Beyond Day is a “metal generator show” at Potrero del Sol this afternoon from noon to 5:30. Facebook says there’s a free bag of Cheetos for the first 30 people to show up, but it’s BYO soda-pop.
Look at how beautiful it is outside! You know you could use a quick break from Dolores.
[Thanks, Lorenzo!]
Available from Inna Jam at a number of local spots:
ultra fresh albion STRAWBERRY jam (cooked on Tuesday) made from organic strawberries grown in Watsonville now available in San Francisco and the East Bay! the albion varietal features big strawberry flavors and makes a very classic tasting strawberry jam – this the “childhood” strawberry jam.
Childhood was awesome! Can’t wait to try it! Learn more (and see where it’s available).
The annual Cesar Chavez Parade starts at 11am on Saturday at 19th and Guerrero, and culminates at 24th and Treat for a big block party with lots of food, music and crafts.
So besides having a nice little Saturday out being festive and whatnot, what does this mean for you? It means watch out for those pesky paper “NO PARKING” signs that seem to pop-up when you’re not looking and then your car gets towed, when just yesterday it was totally cool to park there and now you’re out $400.
But seriously, block parties are awesome. Bring on the BBQ!
[via FunCheapSF]
[Photo by Eli the Bearded]
Every month we take a walk down memory lane with Mission Mission posts from years past. Yeah, we were supposed to do this on April 1st, but we were too busy posting unfunny April fools pranks. Sorry.
2010
2009
2008
2007
Our buddy Rob over at Thieves thinks Thieves might be a good idea:
We’re having a free BBQ Friday at 1:30pm for the giants home opener at Thieves Tavern. There will be vegan options and almost every beer (except for Dogfish Head and Chimay) will be $1 with any shot that’s not well. Drafts and bottles.
Shots, beers, barbecue, baseball and vegan options: That’s what San Francisco does!
Where else might be good?
[Photo by Ariel Dovas]
Local filmmaker Garry Bowden‘s new short film “Saturn Rising” premieres tonight at The Roxie. Along with the short there will be poetry readings, an art show and a live performance by Wild Child, whose music is in the movie.
Show starts at 7:30pm, $10 tickets.
Check out the trailer: