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The Castro, Lower Haight Beat the Mission When It Came To World Series Revelry

The Castro, Lower Haight Beat the Mission When It Came To World Series Revelry

Some jerks in the Mission spent the night pretending to care about the Giants, while attention-grabbingly setting things on fire (reactions from once respectable occupiers, who littered the Mission after the game, also bordered on disgraceful/painful to watch). But the Castro showed that the best kind of party is a beautiful party, one filled with air-catching accents billowing in the wind. Giants fans in the area laced the top of Muni lines with toilet paper, resulting in a stunning and nonviolent effect.

Not to be outdone, however, fans in the Lower Haight also took to throwing TP atop bus lines, with dramatic results. Behold:

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Photog saucemeisterq took this shot of the scene in the Lower Haight after the Giants swept the World Series.

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