Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Tsunami!; Video of Years on Transit; and MUNI meets Demolition Man

courtesy of SF Examiner
View of the recent Tsunami traversing San Franicsco Bay @ Emeryville, CA.



 
A video from You Tube about all the people you meet on public transit




The future of MUNI hybrid buses was recently spotted at their Potrero facility (via MuniDiaries)

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

Plug-In Penny Pincher Putts Through Portola


Portola - Driving down Bayshore Boulevard the other afternoon, I pulled along side a vehicle with plug-in hybrid technology.  Not sure if the vehicle was public or private, but am glad to see my first one on the streets of San Francisco.

Saturday, March 12, 2011

Open Letter to My Fellow Homosexuals


    What group in history has systematically ignored the inherent traits of self-preservation, and jeopardized it's own future on this planet? Not BP ...homosexuals.

      If we continue to degrade and devalue ourselves by having unprotected sex we not only risk our own lives, but set an example for the younger gays that, "Well, if you get HIV go ahead and continue those unsafe practices because you're life is over already, anyway, right?" This generation is increasingly partaking in risky behavior they see being portrayed in bareback porn movies, glamorized by the seemingly healthy people in pharmaceutical ads for HIV drugs, and flaunted in numerous sex clubs/bathhouses in San Francisco.

    

Thursday, March 3, 2011

Woeful White Women Seek Princessa Parking Permits

San Francisco - I live, work, bike, and drive in San Francisco on a daily basis.  Part of my job includes delivering prepared, Organic meals to wealthy clients in Cow Hollow (How Shallow), Pacific Heights (Specific Whites), and the Marina (Farina) Districts.  I often see cars double-parked for 10-15 minutes in those neighborhoods, only to see a stay-at-home mom emerge from the home to dump her child into a nannies waiting car to take the child on a playdate, or other activity.  

     I often walk into homes with 1, or sometimes 2, nannies present, yet am shocked to find the mother of the child(ren) at the residence when i arrive.  Why should these affluent women be given more privilege than life has already blessed them with. Parking is for city residents ONLY.

     My mother worked and raised 2 children with help from NO ONE.  That's a mother!

     Do these mothers (and i use that term lightly) expect neighbors to give up their access to public, residential parking (or what is in actuality publicly-funded, private vehicle storage),

Sunday, February 27, 2011