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I think I hate San Francisco.
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I've always wanted to visit SF, but now having read this thread I don't. I became convinced it is a **** hole. So, I will continue then to vacation in the winter around San DiegoOriginally Posted by uhurit
People in this thread are idiots. SF is great. Kunk is my boi and he knows whats up.
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Having lived in SF for a while now, I've found this to be true about the transportation:
1) Subway (Bart) is a joke. It makes one slash across the city. If your destination isn't near the slash, you have to cab or bus.
2) The bus system works okay once you hold your nose and take the leap.
3) I don't know what people are talking about in terms of dirty cabs. The problem is finding them. It can be the most annoying part of a day; you're late, you want a cab, and you literally can't buy a ride. If it's raining forget about it. Forget about everything--you're not going anywhere.
Other than that it's an incredibly beautiful city.
1) Subway (Bart) is a joke. It makes one slash across the city. If your destination isn't near the slash, you have to cab or bus.
2) The bus system works okay once you hold your nose and take the leap.
3) I don't know what people are talking about in terms of dirty cabs. The problem is finding them. It can be the most annoying part of a day; you're late, you want a cab, and you literally can't buy a ride. If it's raining forget about it. Forget about everything--you're not going anywhere.
Other than that it's an incredibly beautiful city.
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i love san franciscoOriginally Posted by thekunk07
We love you too, kunk.
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I can understand the taxi complaints and the homeless and so on, but I saw a ton of cute girls. "All the 6s think they're 9s" is some internet-thuggin' "I only **** supermodels" bullshit.Originally Posted by milosz
I saw plenty of women who I thought were hawt and bonarable in SF. Then again, I'm a solid 2 with mommy issues.
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I could not agree more with the post about hating San Francisco. And for all the exact same reasons. I remember that city when it was wonderful, in the mid 60's. Starting in the early 70's it began its downhill slide until you have what you see today. The world's largest open air, public urinal. Or as Robin Williams calls it; 'A human game preserve.' The place is a filthy disaster. Walking out of a mens store ( Prada) a couple years ago, a bum walked past me and spit on my leg. Had I not been late for my flight ( and wearing nice clothes) I would have chased him down and beat the crap out of him. I too will only go back there if I had a body guard accompanying me.
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Yeah, save your money pal. Go someplace else.
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I can understand the taxi complaints and the homeless and so on, but I saw a ton of cute girls. "All the 6s think they're 9s" is some internet-thuggin' "I only **** supermodels" bullshit.Originally Posted by milosz
It's a great place if you're into the dirty hipster type. I happen to be, and saw a lot of boanable chicks. Art History majors no doubt.
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I like that, for an effete liberal elite town of trust-fund hipsters, the city seems pretty receptive to good Americana. All the alt-country bands seem to have made it a regular stop, Hardly Strictly Bluegrass every year, etc..
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Hey Michelle, where do all the hot girls in SF hang out?
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