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Vegan Lamb Soup Tonight

I’ve never had vegan lamb anything, but if there’s anything I love as much as being vegan, it’s eating lamb. And Vegansaurus thinks this is going to be pretty good:

Brand new soup stand, Relais, is premiering tonight (Sunday, February 6th) in the Mission on the corner of 20th and Valencia. They’re serving up vegan lamb soup and it promises to be fucking deeeeelicious because these people are talented chefs for real.

Read on. (Hopefully their narrow time window doesn’t conflict with Glee.)

Epic Spider

Daaang! Looks like he was fabricated at the Jim Henson Creature Shop!!!1!

3D Mission Street Sidewalks

They looked possibly damp, so I didn’t want to touch them, let alone put them on my face.

So what happens? Do the red squares leap up at you? Does bum vomit spring to life?

Late-Night Party on the Roof

It looks like that one dude is giving a recital of some kind. Three o’clock in the morning, time for a poetry reading?

Muni 1, BMW 0

Mission Mission operatives sent us this dramatically blurry photo last night. Let us tell you its tale.

BMW parks on 24th near Valencia. BMW driver opens door without looking.

Muni is passing by. Side mirror of bus catches door of BMW. BMW door loses.

I can only imagine if it had been a bicycle and not a bus.

Fort Funston Fun

It’s still totally gorgeous, you guys. When was the last time you made it out there?

You know you’ve been meaning to make a trip, maybe bring that friend of yours who’s never been? Do it to it!

West Portal Merchants Association Funds Parking Meter Pole Beautification Project

Why can’t we get something like this going in the Mission!?

Oh, because it’s the stupidest thing you’ve ever seen? That makes sense.

And Now for Some CSA Humor

“Leeks are the corn of winter[!]” Ha! So true!

I love leeks.

[Humor by Monkeytone News] [Photo by Haley Pierson-Cox]

San Francisco, 1979

Glorious, right? So Much Pileup found this illustration in some old magazine. Now can we get it on a t-shirt?

New York looks pretty good too:

Read on for Chicago and New Orleans, and the whole story.

[via Glitter for Breakfast]