Bathroom graffito:
“…Be that as it may, with the political climate of today it is disheartening, and embarrassing, to call oneself an American.”
Overheard on the street:
“I’d say Thailand really has the best street food.”
14 thoughts on “Superior San Francisco Moments”
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Mighty Girl 
It would be even lovelier in a way if the bathroom-wall statement began with “For a good time, call 1-800-MAN-LOVE. Be that as it may…”
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You’ve got the streets of San Francisco, I have my dining room table “careful, asparagus chokes” and “that’s the biggest one I’ve ever seen.”
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Between the graffito and the overheard comment, Bossy thinks we should all pack our bags and move.
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To Thailand.
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Mmmm… Thai Food
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It’s true. Thailand really does have the best street food. I haven’t been able to enjoy domestic pad thai since I returned from Bangkok.
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Were you visiting Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks at the time?!?
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I second (third?)what was said by Tammy and the person overheard on the street.
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Ah how I miss living in San Francisco. Nobody puts fun graffiti like that in San Jose. Just gang stuff. LAME!
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Damn straight Thailand has the best street food.
Who doesn’t like sitting by the side of the road in Bangkok, inhaling all the cars exhaust?
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Most of the graffito in Denver is of the 867-5309 variety, and half spelled wrong.
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See, now that first comment makes me glad I don’t live in San Francisco. It’s nice for visits, but not for political antics. (Of course, even a flag-waiving, Republican-loving person can still
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I think they got it seriously wrong. It is Taiwan, NOT Thailand that has the best street food.
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God, I hope it wasn’t MY conversation you overheard. I found myself uttering the very pretentious line “I think we enjoyed the Khmer food best while we were traveling” on the street in San Francisco the other day.
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