Very random moment at sunset and the conductor was super cool and insisted they hop on. Happy!

Favorite signs & photos from SF Hands Off mobilization

Huge turnout in San Francisco to say hands off our democracy, our country & our lives!

top of lyon street steps!

I'm from out of state but today I was driving through and on the bridge about 10 people came out of traffic on atvs and dirtbikes with no plates and started recklessly driving and doing wheelies while recording each other, and when we got into town about 200 more of them swarmed the streets and stopped traffic completely and started doing tricks. Why were they doing this? Was it some sort of protest?

Join us at Civic Center

Lots of people loved the other side, which read “Too much shit for one sign.” Less original, but an simpler read. Still happy to perpetuate the dick rumor though.

Spotted in the Marina. I’d bet my upper nipple that these people opposed the Marina metering plan because of the “war on parking.” (And we all know what they’re using those cones for.)

This still hits.

Kudos to the Public LIbrary for hosting a fantastic event. Break dancing, lectures, far out music, a rave (sorta). All an unexpected but thoroughly entrancing experience. I even sighted George Lucas (I think) waiting patiently in the loony line to get in.

Free Gold Watch on Instagram: "🛎️ Thanks to the folks at SF-ABC / Health dept we have secured our food & beverage license!! Classic arcade staple menu items will include pizza, hotdogs & nachos. Crafty beers & cocktails for our 21+ crowd. We are now open till 2am on Fridays & Saturdays!! Cheers!"

Pictures from today's "Hands Off!" Protest at City Center. Seems like there were at least 1k people there, and hundreds were still arriving when we left. Overall, was a very sunny afternoon and the vibes were great! It was awesome to see people practicing the First Amendment.

Crowds building…this is a city that builds my faith in democracy. 💪🏼🇺🇸🗽⚖️

I have a mom and pop business in the city. My competitors right next door to me are super corporate and have about 30 locations worldwide. They have 3 vehicles that they use for their business and I have 3 vehicles that I use for mine. I do my best to move my cars 1/10 mile every 2 hours and switch sides of the street whenever there is street cleaning but in my 40 years of business I have probably amassed over $30,000 (honestly could be more but hard to keep track) in tickets and I’ve paid them all. My competitors next to me (only been open a few years) make no effort to move their vehicles for any reason, rack up tickets and never pay them. Each vehicle has about $10,000 in unpaid tickets. I’ve looked up their license plates on the parking enforcement website. Won’t that catch up to them at some point? Shouldn’t the city tow their vehicles? Just frustrating but I never guessed that not paying your tickets was even an option. Will this catch up to them eventually?

long shot but here i go-

we were on the 5 bus today around 11:30am and I noticed you reading a book, borrowed from SFPL (hot). you were wearing a gray shirt, green shoes, white socks with orange blobs.

i was wearing gym clothes (white top, purple shorts) with black oval sunglasses and had my hair up on a bun.

as i stood up to exit on 22nd & fulton, we matched eyes and i could tell we wanted to connect but the bus door opened & i had to run out. you had big doe-y eyes that left a lasting impression :).

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