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October 16, 2006

Political Junkie: Dunk Tank!

fionamaswimming.jpgWe're begging for your help here, readers -- begging! Can someone with a digital camera PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE go to this event and send us your pictures of Chris Daly getting thrown into a swimming pool? We'll throw in some SFist swag if you do! We'd go ourselves, but admission is $125 (and we don't have a digital camera anyways).

The Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Center is sponsoring their 16th Annual Celebrity Pool Toss this Tuesday (tomorrow the 17th) from 6-10 p.m., where brave local celebrities volunteer to be tossed into the swimming pool at the Phoenix Hotel, and all the money goes to the Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Center's after-school programs. If you've got $125 to give, buy your tickets here.

Other people who've volunteered to get thrown into the pool this year include the senior VP of the Giants, the editor-in-chief of San Francisco Magazine, and the executive director of the SF Film Society -- but, dude! CHRIS DALY GETTING THROWN INTO A SWIMMING POOL!!!! Aaaaaaaaaaaaaah!!! We're so excited!!!

Picture from last year's event, of Supervisor (and current State Assembly candidate) Fiona Ma post-toss -- by none other than Drew Altizer.


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Word is, that some special CIA "party dudes" will be there not only to toss Chris Daly in the pool, but to demonstrate waterboarding with him!

 
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