What Our Office Learned Working Naked for One Month (Ironically NSFW)
Clothes: the last obstruction to the truly perfected working environment....
Clothes: the last obstruction to the truly perfected working environment....
Jeff Altman started a YouTube channel last week where he’s been diligently uploading decades-old footage that his grandfather shot on various vacations, and this three-minute long gem documenting San Francisco in 1958 is such a delight....
A genius parody of those Apple ads....
There is a moment (for some, that moment may be now) when it comes to your attention that some people don’t use a top sheet — the flat sheet that goes between your body and your blankets. For some, the realization is revolutionary and freeing. Those people are definitively gross....
If you were at Alamo Square Park this weekend, everywhere you looked, there was a hand to hold onto were about a million other people picnicking-it-up on blankets, Full House credits-style....
In just a matter of days, the little guys have already taken to the local customs; they’ve been spotted hula hooping, eating ice cream, smoking pot, and doing that weird ground-acrobatic thing where one of them lays on its back and balances the other on the bottoms of its feet…...
There is an ironically large subset of people who are obsessed with tiny things....
San Francisco makes it easy to pretend you’re in a movie, but usually it’s a sweet movie, set to a toy piano or a sickeningly twee ukulele....
San Francisco is the pretty-pretty-princess of cities. If you already knew this but just love further proof, here is an (incredibly fun to watch) hyperlapse taken during one night in SF....
In what I really hope ends up to be one of the greatest meet-cutes of all time, an SF woman took to Craigslist’s Missed Connections earlier this month to try to track down a local hero and ask him on a date....
Observant frequenters of MUNI trains may have noticed a large, bolted down box of what looks like sand underneath the sideways-facing seats....
I recently walked past the NEMA building on 10th and Market for the first time and have since become fixated on the rhyming billboards they have covering the windows of the not-yet-realized retail space under the luxury apartment complex....