sjmin209
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Walking out of a mens store ( Prada) a couple years ago, a bum walked past me and spit on my leg.
Why was the bum walking out of Prada?
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Walking out of a mens store ( Prada) a couple years ago, a bum walked past me and spit on my leg.
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.
Come to LA.
Plenty of uglies in LA. But at least they try to look good.
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..
B/c dirty communist bums can afford nice clothes
Having lived in and visited some of the most beautiful cities on earth, though, I find it silly that anyone would rank SF -- or any North American city -- among them.
SF is layered and attracts plenty of different types of people. I can't recognize at all the self-promoting super-proud-of-their-city element of SF being portrayed on this thread. Seems like most of the people I know just do their thing and, like most other places, take their surroundings for granted. The food's great. Residents are typically split on the weather; some dislike the fact that there isn't a nice hot summer while others appreciate that we don't get the humidity of NY or Boston. The politics are usually annoying and occasionally refreshing. Rent situation sucks--for both owners and renters. Traffic continues to get worse. People generally dress bad. The air is fresher than many major US cities and sometimes, when it occurs to someone to notice, the scenery dazzles. I've lived in both NY and Boston and while I'm not head over heels in love with S.F., I've never in person met anyone who hates the place (with the exception of one native new yorker, actually). Seems like a funny place to hate.
Yeah, well they like to listen to Car Talk as well...
Last page very helpful. Drive or walk.
i like this tepid boosterism. you're like the david duke of SF.