SFPD Let's Us Know That "It Get's Better"
— By Zach Perkins |
DAMN. First they (allegedly) take out Bobby the Bike Thief, and now this? Way to go SFPD, you've reminded me why I'm proud to call myself a San Franciscan.
(h/t SF Weekly's The Snitch)
— By Zach Perkins |
DAMN. First they (allegedly) take out Bobby the Bike Thief, and now this? Way to go SFPD, you've reminded me why I'm proud to call myself a San Franciscan.
(h/t SF Weekly's The Snitch)
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
Here's a bonus wheatpaste to get your weekend started off right:
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
With all the recent interest from straight people about the Mission's queer past, I figured I'd jump in the mix. This post popped up on Valencia few weeks ago, equipped with a great drawing, epic logo, a bit of history and some Bic pen haters: “Yeah, I remember when the Mission was queer. It ain't now.” Not sure if I really have the grounds agree or disagree, but Mission Loc@l produced this handy little map so you can make your own call / get nostalgic for the days of S&M fisting clubs off Valencia:
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
I just made the most awful pun in the world. I better go get drunk and cry about it.
(photo by chrisyourpants)
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
The Tenderloin Geographic Society, the Tumblr buzzblog of 2010, spotted this weekend, noting:
Dear Gay Tourist,
I know what you’re thinking: “I don’t care what kind of hovel I live in so long as I wake up in San Francisco everyday! Yay!” If that is you, then Market and 8th is your new home.
Well, TTGS has labeled this “pinkwashing” and I couldn't agree more. Take this ad:
Oh fuck you and your shitty puns. This blog could make a ton of puns as well trying to 'expand our base', but we don't because we're not tools. I feel like brands don't really respect gays so they think they can just make grammar school puns to sell wrapping paper marketed as news. For example, what if the Chronicle wanted to connect with another minority group during, say, Black History Month?
Or maybe Cinco de Mayo:
Or perhaps Chinese New Year:
Either they would be recognized as fans of Ol' Dirty Bastard/Full Metal Jacket or, more likely, as patronizing assholes.
— By Kevin Montgomery (@kevinmonty) |
Do you remember Mecca on 2029 Market? I don’t eat Oysters, so I don’t. But that place has been shut down for a wicked long time and some people who have mastered the art of handwriting that go by the name “Fam 888 Enterprises LLC” are angling to move into the space.
(via MrEricSir)