misc Are You Still Waiting In Line for MSF? As always, Sexpigeon was way ahead of the curve. But now other folks are asking, is Mission Street Food still a Thursday night must-do? Let's call it the Chronicle effect: cool, somewhat indie
SF News Yet Another Argument For Same Sex Marriage Sean Penn didn't shame you into compliance last night? When relentlessly sporting demographic analyst David Latterman weighed in on Nelson Minear's M4M project, his projections were hobbled -- nay, crippled by the paucity
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Quiznos Gives It Up -- Maybe UPDATE: Friend of SFist cowsaysmeow kindly directs us to this yelp thread, in which some folks were denied their sandwich. We've reached out to Quiznos to get the scoop, more if and when
misc Nelson Minar's Curious Pursuit Former Google software engineer Nelson Minar does all kinds of cool things, like "building a metacomputer out of the idle resources on the Internet but ran out of money" and this web site
SF News Not The Dinosaur We're trying to remember if we cared about Barneys opening in SF, but it sure doesn't look like it. Well, we felt pretty damn smart for having the foresight (or laziness) not to
misc Smell Ya Later Oscar coverage? Bored now. It seems like the only place on the cyberinformationnet we can escape from Zuhair Murad is Slashdot, god bless those nerds. Today they're talking about that tricky animal, the
Arts & Entertainment Dean Wareham on Warhol's Screen Tests By Alex Barkett Andy Warhol can be, let's face it, kind of a bother. Tuesday Night, the Palace of Fine Arts and the San Francisco Film Society beg to differ. Warhol's Screen Tests,
misc Is Mr. Hyde Selling Myers Mansion? You know that one super scary house in the neighborhood, the one that you'd bolt past on your way home from school, the one no one ever trick or treated at, the one
misc Renting From Pastor Larry Perhaps a Bad Idea That's what we get for overestimating people, we guess. Because it's still the same old shit, and it's embarrassingly incompetent. A particularly nasty bout of insomnia had us half-assedly tooling around CL last
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink We'll Take The Cash Equivalent, Please How can you click on a link entitled "Yelper Seeks Place to Spend $500 on Sushi on a Sunday"? Well, maybe you can restrain yourself, but not this Internet Website reader. So, away
SF News We're Milking The Mervyns Replacement Debate For All It's Worth Man, you guys are good -- your suggestions for what should replace the Masonic Mervyns are awesome. So awesome, in fact, that we want to poll it out, bitches. We've pasted one of
SF News Target Heights? With the Mervyns Heights district losing their eponymous resident, our friends at The Front Steps are wondering who will occupy their former space? They recommend scooting Trader Joe's across Geary, pointing out how
misc Vincent Schiavelli: Alive and in SF? Perusing the most recent Bigelow Report, our favorite source for Parties To Which We Were Not Invited, we were stopped dead (heh, you'll see why that's funny in a second) at this picture,
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The Tipping Point Our friends at Eater SF alerted us to a provocative Yum Sugar post detailing their contributor's somewhat funky experience at an unnamed San Francisco "small (but popular) restaurant that sells burgers and sausages
SF News Forever on your Credit Report We're sure none of our esteemed readers make a habit of hauling ass down to Fresno to stock up on copycatty duds made under disconcerting conditions -- especially when you can buy the
misc Are we Fat or "Churlish"? A quick search of SFist's archives shows at least 315 uses of the word hipster since our inception in 2004. A quick scan of those results suggests that the term was not always
misc Jean Genie Sure, it's a commercial, and there are those of you we know will be all "boo commerce/capitalism/consumption!" (shouldn't you be at Burning Man, hippie? Aw, we kid!) , but, damn, we still
SF News Don't Even Start With the SF vs LA Crap Our esteemed colleagues at LAist have alerted us to the "some folks just don't get it," dykes on bikes reminiscent tale of a woman bounced from a Van Nuys federal building for wearing
misc SFist Poll: HuffPo, Yea or Nay? It happens every day -- we get to the Huffington Post folder in Google Reader and see some sort of horrifying three-digit figure after the feed name. Like, today, it was (166). 166
misc The Easiest 20 Bucks You'll Ever Make While searching Craigslist for a food dehydrator (because, holy crap, look how much you can charge for dried yams!), we came across this gem. There's no point in continuing this post -- any
SF News Look Both Ways, Little Coyote! A reported coyote sighting at Sunset and Lincoln this morning is no cause for alarm, says ACC Lt. Le-Ellis Brown, who noted that "coyote sightings are reported nearly every day in the city.
SF News Get Along, Little Naked Cowboy As you know, Burck was arrested in Union Square last Friday for doing his usual naked cowboy crap, either not knowing or not caring that you need a permit to perform in the
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink The Search For Brown Rice Sushi We'll admit it, we've always hated that hoser who requests -- nay, demands -- brown rice over white when we go out for family style (like, Thai, Indian, Chinese) meals. Doubleplus hate goes
misc Fight for your right to advertise Outdoor advertising (that's billboards and the like folks like us) company Metro Fuel has filed a lawsuit Motion for Injunction against our fair City to prevent it from enforcing laws against illegal billboards.
SF Restaurants, Food & Drink Tomatoes OK, Jalapenos Not So Much Steer clear of the jalapeno poppers, kids. ABC7 is reporting that the most recent salmonella outbreak has been tied to "a Mexican-grown jalapeno in a Texas plant," so the FDA's telling us to
