Entries from SFist tagged with 'fmarket'
June 25, 2007
For those of you still a few SFist obsessions back (before Ed Jew, around the same time as Jennifer Siebel, and after the District 6 election), Gavin Newsom's Fake Question Time neighborhood lecture series is still plodding along. Even the chickens aren't bothering to show up anymore! Anyhow, chickens or no, they've just announced this month's session (.pdf), in Aaron Peskin's District 3, and it's on everyone at SFist's favorite topic -- MUNI! It's......
Continue Reading "Fake Question Time 6: MUNI"February 19, 2007
Here t'is, just in time for the four day work week, the Official Best MUNI Line poll. We have the F Market Line as the favorite because, well, who doesn't love that line? We love riding them all the time despite the fact they're always crowded. Also tapped as favorites are the Cable Cars. Would we be San Francisco without them?. Then there's the Fightin' 1 California which seems to be a favorite of a lot of people. We've always found the 1 to be one of the better lines, mainly because they seem to roll by every minute. The dark horse, however, just might be the 41 if only because it's the, well, most scenic of routes. ...
Continue Reading "Best MUNI Line Poll"September 29, 2005
Our guardian angel (not the kind with the beret) Jen sent us a link (free registration required) to our new favorite commercial, "A Street Car Named Dockers". We don't necessarily consider ourselvespart of the Dockers target audience. Their web site sure is nice and all that, but they're...Dockers. It's just not the kind of clothing that fits into our raging rock and roll lifestyle. But this commercial makes us reconsider that stance. A man......
Continue Reading "SFist Raves: That Dockers Commercial"December 10, 2004
Those of you trying to cross Market Street to get to, or out of, the Mission last night were probably stymied by yesterday's traffic debacle -- an F Market lost control at the top of the Market Street slope (starting at around Duboce, we think) and slid all the way down to Valencia, hitting about five cars along the way. One car driver and the train conductor suffered minor injuries; there were about 15 people......
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