Now until the 31st you can enjoy a nice 2 course lunch or 3 course dinner, at prices below their usual going rate. Back for its 9th year, Dine About Town, is offering everything from Classic American to gourmet Vietnamese food.
Check out the website HERE
Guess where Bomb$hell is gonna be at for New Years! Cop your tickets here at Going.com They are currently 40$ but the price is scheduled to go up.
Join the whole Bomb$hell fam as we celebrate our own Peter fails and Chris Deguzman's birthday's. Should be a night to remember.
For guestlist click HERE and make sure you go down to Saturday's date.
For those trying to spend some cash, check out the bottle service listing.
In Bayview Hunter's Point, there is a condemned Tuna Factory that has become a Mecca for Graffiti. The location is set for demolition in mid September, so if you want to hit up the spot and check out the work that has been done there, you're going to want to check it out soon.
Check out the Flickr set and more info on the locale HERE
N.E.R.D. at the Warfield
982 Market Street
San Francisco,CA 94102
Check them out at the Fillmore
1805 Geary Boulevard
San Francisco, CA 94115
(415) 346-6000
Tickets available HERE
There are some more renderings HERE on the Huf Blog.. check it..
makes me wish I kept skating
Check out all the activities courtesy of the Certified Fresh blog:
HERE
Edited to make pic fit better - mb
COME ON!!
Mp3 Experiment San Francisco from ImprovEverywhere on Vimeo.
I subscribe to this blog called ImprovEverywhere, or anywhere or something like that. The blog was created by a comedian who wanted everyone to enjoy the small thigns in life and have fun. One of his many projects is the MP3 experiment, where basically you load a track onto your MP3 device, meet at a certain spot and do what the MP3 says. Here's a video, it really doesn't do it justice. But who's down next year?
This is all stemming from a recent trip to San Francisco, one that was actually pretty eventful, and might actually be the inspiration for a few more posts, but since it seems like it has been a while, since anyone has actually been up on this I think it should be my turn to finally put a little two cents in.
The day was actually pretty random, nice and chill. Basically we went for two things, tickets for Popsicle and to chill in SF. Upon meeting up with a few friends we just decided screw it let's drink a 40 and made our way up to hippie hill, to kick it amongst the crowd. We chose a spot a little near the trees, in a nice open patch between some knocked out bum, some guy who almost got shot up and a big ass black guy BBQ-ing.
I sat back, analyzing the situation. Not realizing how much stereotypes were actually coming into play. Everything from, the dirty white guy, to the big black guy and the smell of weed all around. Little did I know that my thoughts were completely wrong.
I like to take everyone for who they are, but little as I'd like to admit it, stereotypes and misconceptions come into play more than I would really like. I saw the big black guy, walking around with his shirt off, Mickey's in hand and all I could think of was, "this guy thinks he runs this place." Like he can't be touched.
But here's what I've come to learn from my years of experience. People are generally nicer than you think. Everyone has their good side, and everyone has their bad. The difference is, what people decide to show more often. But I kind of see it as, if you're having fun and not hurting anyone, I don't see why anyone should hate on what you're doing.
So the big black guy starts talking, and he says something to us. And I kind of decide to just see what this guy's real deal is. So I ask him what he was grillin up. And nicely he says, "Some fuckin jalepeno hamburger's dog." And it went on from there:
"Can I Get One?"
"Yeah man, first one to get here can have it. Hold up though, in order to come over you better be sippin' on a Mickey's."
So I pulled my 40 out of my brown paper bag, "Whatchu know bout' that son?"
"Go ahead and grab some bread, just save one for my homie"
The story continued on with me introducing my self. Him asking if I need some crack, and me taking down a number, just in case one day, I decided to get some. What could I say? He delivered (crack not burgers). So long story short, I like to get proved wrong when it comes to my initial thoughts and perceptions. Another realization that you really shouldn't judge a book by its cover.
For those out in the city, for the next three days check out Dine About Town. It's $31.95 for a 3 course dinner. Not super bad, you'd pay more at a simple restaurant, but here you got some better food, and you can choose where you want to eat.. so check it out. And for those not down for dinner, check it out for lunch it's 21.95!
dine about town
Well I got this off of a friend. A real good friend. But he was the one who first made me want to go see this. So now you can or rather should check this out sometime. It actually is pretty amazing
This happens everyday, you can go see these wild parrots in San Francisco. Although I guess you are no longer able to feed them. It is still something to see. Wild parrots in San Francisco!
I've been posting like crazy. But why? In hopes that you'll get out of your seat, so that I can stop sitting in mine. And I think I found a good way to do that. Let's team up! Bomb$hell readers, friends, family or whatever. It's time that we join together and do something positive to help a cause.
The Alliance for Lupus Research is allowing fans of the late great J Dilla, to form "J Dilla Project" teams. And what would these teams do? It's simple
