Author Archives: Maštíŋčala Sáŋ

Private Parts for the taking…

This VHS tape has been languishing in the landing of my building for nearly a week, looking for a new home. Any takers? Apparently Howard Stern’s Private Parts have lost their appeal, if they ever had any…
-AidanAbroad

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Kook Both Ways

Is this an example of the city’s attempts to keep its Yiddish-speaking citizens safe when they cross the street (“Kook” is Yiddish for “Look,” the usual word spray-painted in SF crosswalks)…or a graffiti artist’s commentary on the eccentricity of San Francisco’s citizenry?
Seen on Folsom St. in the Mission.
-AidanAbroad

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Gandhi, Defaced

Seen in Wiese Alley in the Mission District of San Francisco. Not sure if the vandal doesn’t like Gamdhi, or just wanted a place to tag.
-AidanAbroad

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Payphone: Free Call to God

Seen on a pay phone at the CalTrain station in San Francisco: Apparently you can now call God (or a bank) for free. There were too many drunk Giants fans swarming the station, so I didn’t stick around and make a toll-free call to God…but if anyone else has gotten through to the Divine on this pay phone, I’d love to hear how your call went!
-AidanAbroad

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SOMA Clouds, Part II

Here’s another shot of the clouds in SOMA this morning. At the cross streets of Division and Brannan.
-AidanAbroad

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SOMA Clouds

There are particularly beautiful clouds over the Bay Area this morning… Here’s a shot of some clouds over San Francisco’s SOMA (South of Market) district this morning.
-AidanAbroad

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Reflections of SF: Under Construction

Reflection of San Francisco City Hall, seen amidst construction in the window of Davies Symphony Hall this evening.
-AidanAbroad

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Library Spiral

Spiral on the ceiling of the San Francisco Public Library, Main branch, this evening.
-AidanAbroad

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Shoes over the Armory

A pair of shoes strung over a wire above the old Armory building in the Mission (now home to kink.com studios), with a San Francisco flag waving in the background. I’m not sure whose idea it was to throw the first pair of shoes over a high wire, but it now seems to be a trend, of sorts. Urban art, perhaps? Not sure if this qualifies, but I thought it was worth posting.
-AidanAbroad

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Construction Site on Market Street

This gaping hole has sat untouched for quite some time now, and the light was just right this afternoon to take its picture.

Tenth & Market in San Francisco. Catholic church on Folsom in the background.

-AidanAbroad

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