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So what else is there to see in San Francisco besides Alcatraz, the Golden Gate Bridge and alot of homos ?

it has great restaurants, great vibe, and very romantic place to be. Stay away from the Touristy shit. Fishermans Wharf: garbage.

Golden Gate Park and Presidio park are very nice. Walk the city. Take their subways which is a godsend compared to NYC's. See Lombard Street. Haight Street. Hang and catch the city vibe and nightlife. Alcatraz isn't bad...but try not to get suckered with Cable Cars and such. Too many tourists, and not enough of the real San Fran. North Beach is nice. Walk the Golden Gate bridge.

San Fran is a great place just to wander.

Chow: cheap and very excellent restaurant

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Interesting.

I was trying for the last month to get SanFran Giants tix. I've always wanted to see a game at PacBell Park....shit sold out. Standing room too. Even Oakland A games are sold out. Oh well....

try not to suck too many dicks

YOU CAN HAVE SOME JOHNNY CAKES

I wanna grow a handle bar mustache now

don't forget the famous fog city diner from so i married an axe murderer

Consider going to Fisherman's Warf (?) and indulging in Dungeoness Crab (if you like crab you won't be disappointed and that particular crab you can't get on the east coast here).

If you are into the nature thing go over the Golden Gate Bridge thru Sausalito and go right up to Mt. Tamalpais, it's beautiful.

drusilla Wrote:don't forget the famous fog city diner from so i married an axe murderer

I plan on going to Alcatraz and getting a coffee cup with the name Vicky on it.


Oh and thanks for all the suggestions guys. I'll def keep them in mind.

go to the golden gate bridge and jump off

go to the Buena Vista and have an Irish Coffee.

definitely go to The Swan for the freshest seafood in San Francisco in a lunchenette style place, but be prepared to wait...theres usually a long line. thankfully theres a japanese place next door that serves saki bombs to the folks waiting in line.

pac bell (or whatever its called this year) holds a certain amount of tickets aside for every game which you can get if you wait in line early enough. if you really need to go, get there early and get a good spot in line, theres tickets available for every game on the day of. they're also one of the few major league clubs that allow fans to resell tickets online for face value on their website. check there too for tix.

Luna Wrote:Consider going to Fisherman's Warf (?) and indulging in Dungeoness Crab (if you like crab you won't be disappointed and that particular crab you can't get on the east coast here).

If you are into the nature thing go over the Golden Gate Bridge thru Sausalito and go right up to Mt. Tamalpais, it's beautiful.

wrong you can get it at Joes crab shack in NJ

with a free bottle of hot sauce

Luna is touchy about it since she got crabs from shacking up with a guy named joe in NJ.

TheGMANN Wrote:with a free bottle of hot sauce

nah Joes crab shack is a chain

crabs from the west coast though?

i didnt realize luna was so sheltered

GonzoStyle Wrote:Luna is touchy about it since she got crabs from shacking up with a guy named joe in NJ.

huh? I never lived with a guy named Joe from NJ. Get your gossip straight.

Black Lazerus Wrote:

Luna Wrote:Consider going to Fisherman's Warf (?) and indulging in Dungeoness Crab (if you like crab you won't be disappointed and that particular crab you can't get on the east coast here).

If you are into the nature thing go over the Golden Gate Bridge thru Sausalito and go right up to Mt. Tamalpais, it's beautiful.

wrong you can get it at Joes crab shack in NJ

I don't know if you're trying to rattle my cage or you're serious, but there is a huge difference in the taste of fresh food and frozen food.

the only dungeoness crab you will find around here is frozen.

or the kind that requires applying cream to your genitals and shaving your entire body