Dave Kelly <sweetbac@pacbell.net> wrote: Les Claypool @ Fillmore Mars Volta @ Bill Graham Civic Neurosis @ Great American Music Hall Cake @ Warfield Melvins @ Slims ALO @ The Independent Count Basie Orch. @ Yoshi's SF Glad I'm working that night. New Year's Eve in San Francisco was better in the 70s. Particulary 1977/1978 and 1978/1979. Not that I remember anything
I went to San Francisco for New Year's Eve and while I was on the train I took the 5 hits of acid I've been saving for months. Then as I wandered around a guy walked by and asked if I wanted some mushrooms. I asked how much and he said he grew them and was giving them away to celebrate. They appeared authentic and were stained dark blue, and because I didn't get a bad vibe off the dude who gave
If you want an example of just how screwed up things can be in the big city, look no further than the case of Michelle Vuckovich and her stolen Honda Civic. Vuckovich's odyssey started back on Sept. 26, when the 37-year-old video game producer's 2000 Civic was stolen out of her South San Francisco apartment garage. She called police right away, and within 30 minutes a cop had taken her statement
SPECIAL DANCING and MUSIC EVENTS in San Francisco and Environs For the latest information with relevant URLs, please see the frequently-updated WEB version: http://geocities.com/dancefest/Specials.html at http://geocities.com/dancefest/ Also available at the URL above: Wish I'd known about that! ARCHIVES: 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 Our calendars of regularly-scheduled dances:
As everyone knows, FOX News has spent a lot of time and energy painting the City by the Bay as the epicenter of anti-military sentiment in the United States. Over and over and over again, various hosts have shouted, snickered, spit out and smirked the words "San Francisco values," implying San Francisco does not support the military. Well, today there is evidence that FOX News in general
