— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
THIS IS WHY I LOVE THE SF WEEKLY. Up until last week, I had no idea that the sit-lie law was going to ruin dating and vegan eating in the Haight:
An author named Spencer Walker has written a new guidebook with a section apparently devoted to the San Francisco dating landscape. Titled “Hippie Harlots,” the section claims to be a primer on the Haight Ashbury dating scene — a scene that just may die if visitors aren't allowed to sit or lie down in public anymore.
According to Cook to Bang, the aforementioned primer on home-cooked meals prepared to entice potential dates, Hippie Harlots are found in San Francisco, at ultimate frisbee games, and at Burning Man. And they respond well to fried tofu, writes the author, who admits to “occasionally trolling Haight Ashbury for bohemian booty.”
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Should [Police Chief George Gascon's sit-lie law] pass, the resulting hostility and infringement of civil liberties may make the neighborhood a glum place for hippie hookups. And we might see a decline in Walker's style of cuisine.
So for the sake of everything that's organic and tasty, can't our top cop just leave the Haight be? (LINK)
Spenc sounds like a terrific dude. Cooks to get laid, trolls the homeless for sex. A real casanova. Also, why the hell is sit/lie being morphed into a foodie issue?
Comments (4)
Zach Perkins | [Permalink]
I think the bigger issue here is what the hell happened to the dollar menu at Haight?
MrEricSir | [Permalink]
I think it’s funny they’re trying to turn Haight St. into Palo Alto’s University Ave.
If this thing passes, expect Haight St. to have an Apple Store, Cheesecake Factory, and a chain bookstore within two or three months. Oh, and the cheapest beer will be $10.
BRO | [Permalink]
BRO HEAVY SET CHICK SHOULD JUST EAT THE SKINNY GUY BRO
Douchebag | [Permalink]
Um, it doesn’t look like she “needs food.”