January 9, 2008
Day Around the Bay
- The Washbag shuts its doors for good. (But didn't they, like, invent drinking? Or something like that?) [Culture Blog]
- Beware of the guerilla knife sharpener. [Curbed]
- Tetris cookies are good cookies. [The Snitch]
- FasTrak violators cost the Metropolitan Transportation Commission $3.5million. For shame. [Examiner]
- SF is oh so similar to Second Life. [ValleyWag]
- "O-N-E-L-E-S-S, I wanna be one less, one less." [SFBG]
- The real Ron Paul. Ick. [IKnowWhatImDoing]
Image credit goes to artist Guy Buffet.
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I always wanted to try Washbag (ugh, grad school budget sucks), but after reading that the owner didn't even so much as give his employees a heads up that he was closing the place (and thus giving them time to line something else up), but merely called them the very day they were supposed to go to work, and also didn't bother to let people with reservations know, I'm glad I never gave this douchebag any money.
who does business that way??
The real Ron Paul?
How about reading about the context before re-posting a day-of-primary hit-job. Shame on TNR and shame on you. The idea that this has anything to do with the Day Around the Bay is ludicrous.
Ron Paul has taken responsibility for those statements countless times. He published a newsletter under his name and did not read what was published, almost 20 years ago. He made the mistake of not reading what was published by a few wackos who contributed. He has denounced every one of those statements.
Do not fall for the political hit-job... at least tell the whole story.
How very Paris Hilton of him.
If he allowed statements with his name on them to go out without reading them, he's too stupid to be POTUS anyway.