Needlemania: Friday, January 22, 2010

these syringes compliments of the pigs city dependents “living” at the auburn hotel sro at 481 minna street.

it’s not uncommon to find one or two needles on the streets, but this was quite the little stockpile that someone threw out their window into a parking lot. i guess it was too much trouble to walk the <300 feet to the needle exchange around the corner at 117 sixth street.

your tax dollars at work, folks

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The Daily Poop: Wednesday, December 30, 2009

for all those naysayers out there who express disbelief that people actually drop trou in public, in broad daylight, just to take a poo, these are for you.

wednesday, december 30, 2009. noon. minna street, san francisco, between fifth and sixth streets.

   

why is this okay?

demand better.

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Head in the Clouds …

in 2005 and 2006, while the 6th street beautification project was underway, along with the construction of the plaza hotel/apartments for the homeless, there was a vacant lot in the 400 block of natoma street (between 6th and 5th streets) which was used for a construction staging area and as a storage area for some heavy equipment, street barriers, and the like. some of the local street folks liked to go into the lot and play fort. and by “play fort” i mean drop trou, hit the pipe, and get a li’l.

monday, february 13, 2006. 400-block of natoma street, san francisco.

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06:36. best viewed in hi-def and full-screen.

… and not unlike the angel getting its wings every time a bell rings, remember that every time you hear the truck-backing-up-beeping sound that someone is getting a li’l head.

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Stacy & Witbeck, Inc.

in 2005 and 2006, while the 6th street beautification project was underway, along with the construction of the plaza hotel/apartments for the homeless, there was a vacant lot in the 400 block of natoma street (between 6th and 5th streets) which was used for a construction staging area and as a storage area for some heavy equipment, street barriers, and the like. contractors stacy and witbeck were doing some of the work in the area.

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just because you don’t shoot up doesn’t mean you can’t bring your own brand of class into the world, as demonstrated by this guy (these images were taken on friday, october 21, 2005, at about 3:30 pm):

   

i was on my patio, which is above the vacant lot, and saw a stacy and witbeck employee urinate out in the open, even though there was a port-o-potty a few feet away. i hollered at him to “use the port-o-potty the next time”. instead of saying something easy, like “sure”, he gave me the finger, hollered back “fuck you” and then began a short tirade by calling me “homo”, “fag”, and “faggot”. such a man. at one point during his tirade he grabbed his crotch and thrust it in my general direction. then he walked toward his stacy and witbeck truck which was parked on the sidewalk (illegally, i might add). he then grabbed the chain-link fence and started gyrating his hips back and forth, again in my general direction. sigh, sometimes, you just wish they were cuter. and smarter. i mean, the effing port-o-potty was was right-over-there.

i called beau murdock at stacy and witbeck, to ask how it was that city funds were used to pay the salary of such a homophobe (or closet case, not sure which). but beau never gave me the courtesy of a call back.

so, for the class that is this guy, and for the class that is beau murdock for never getting back to me, stacy and witbeck get a puddle on the old dirty alley walk of shame.

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