Well, somebody at Casa de Ted y Molly is writing about this crazy February warm weather. If you're looking to meet girls, avoid propositioning them to pose for Suicide Girls. Trust us, it's creepy, especially if you're wearing "bright, striped pants." And Halsted at Cygnior's Quill has an interesting idea -- why not "archive the homeless?" $20 their political commentary is more interesting than DailyKos.
Edward Champion takes the ride of his life on the 43 Masonic, erratically driven by a maniacal Muni driver. Municide has stooped to encouraging vandalism in the hopes of at least making your commute a bit more entertaining. Schlomo at Echoplex Park eschews the bus entirely, videoblogging a ride in the cab. We want to know why no cabbies in SF have stepped up and started a blog -- we've resorted to reading one of Gothamist's favorites, New York Hack, ever since the Night Cabbie retired from the Chron.
Matt Lanning says you can have lunch with the Department of Building Inspection once a week! Maybe Joe O'Donoghue will show up and turn it into poetry hour. How about catching Tom Ammiano returning to his roots as a stand-up comedian with Boriquena-made-good Marga Gomez? Nope, still wonky. For those of you who aren't excited that you can get C-SPAN on your cell phone now, how about this philosophical review of La Parilla from Burritophile. Or maybe you'd prefer the top mashups of 2005 from the kids at Bootie.
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