A friend and I find ourselves in San Francisco for MacWorld at the moment. Anyone else on my flist here? Any ideas for post-con activities in SF? Send me a text! 813-833-6079
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For food/beverage related indulgences, By Rite Creamery and Pirate Radio Cafe
Bi-Rite Creamery is awesome, but I personally prefer Humphrey Slocombe a few blocks away on Harrison & 24th.
For food/beverage related indulgences, By Rite Creamery and Pirate Radio Cafe
I haven’t! Do they sell whipped coffee there? (Badum bum.)
I tried my first cock ring on at the checkout counter at Mr S.
How long you in town for? Would be happy to show you the sights if mutually convenient. 336/251-4555
I haven’t! Do they sell whipped coffee there? (Badum bum.)
If you feel a need to geek out, I highly recommend the Exploratorium.
If you feel a need to geek out, I highly recommend the Exploratorium.
There’s smut and cupcakes tonight at 7:30 at Booksmith, on Haight. I’ll be there.
And, cupcakes!
http://www.booksmith.com/event/rachel-kramer-bussell-gotta-have-it
Smut and cupcakes sounds like a great combination.
There’s smut and cupcakes tonight at 7:30 at Booksmith, on Haight. I’ll be there.
And, cupcakes!
http://www.booksmith.com/event/rachel-kramer-bussell-gotta-have-it
I tried my first cock ring on at the checkout counter at Mr S.
How long you in town for? Would be happy to show you the sights if mutually convenient. 336/251-4555
Smut and cupcakes sounds like a great combination.
Look up the Musee Mechanique! It’s a unique, free part of SF culture that tourists almost always miss. With Pier 39 on your right, travel down the wharf till you hit the line of stands with the fresh seafood. Take a right and it’s the big building right there. Bring a ten or twenty dollar bill.
Plus don’t forget Coit Tower!
Look up the Musee Mechanique! It’s a unique, free part of SF culture that tourists almost always miss. With Pier 39 on your right, travel down the wharf till you hit the line of stands with the fresh seafood. Take a right and it’s the big building right there. Bring a ten or twenty dollar bill.
Plus don’t forget Coit Tower!
A neat little spot is the Long Now Foundation office and museum, over at Fort Mason. It’s full of all kinds of beautifully geeky prototypes of the 10,000 Year Clock.
http://longnow.org/contact/
Alas, I’m in Pennsylvania colleging it up, or I’d take you there myself! Oh well. Some other time.
~Duk
A neat little spot is the Long Now Foundation office and museum, over at Fort Mason. It’s full of all kinds of beautifully geeky prototypes of the 10,000 Year Clock.
http://longnow.org/contact/
Alas, I’m in Pennsylvania colleging it up, or I’d take you there myself! Oh well. Some other time.
~Duk
Bi-Rite Creamery is awesome, but I personally prefer Humphrey Slocombe a few blocks away on Harrison & 24th.
Good Vibrations is having an opening party tonight, too.
Oh wait, I may be a day late. Drat.
Good Vibrations is having an opening party tonight, too.
Oh wait, I may be a day late. Drat.