Thanks, PG&E, for Adding Just a Little More Stress Today
posted by Ladrón de Basura (a.k.a. Junk Thief) @ 10:10 AM
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Thursday, November 20, 2008
About Me
- Name: Ladrón de Basura (a.k.a. Junk Thief)
- Location: San Francisco, California, United States
JunkThief is your typical Gallic Jew boy born on the Great Plains, went to Gotham and Ouagadougou and Kathmandu before settling in San Francisco's Mission District. Now he searches the dark alleys of that city to find good conversation, Weimar culture and (but of course) the perfect door knob.
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9 Comments:
Now that is an unpleasant 'Good Morning'. Hope things have quieted down by now.
Why do you hate progress, JT?
Gary - I'm back from lunch, and they are either taking an extended break or moved on.
Huntington - Well, at least they didn't knock out the power for an hour like they did last week when doing the same thing across the street.
And here I thought you posted that on Facebook because you were ogling the "help."
Joe - Actually the "help" wasn't on the order of hot and dangerous, just the sort that would be ogling the Dockers "extra loose fit" blue-green cuffed khakis at 75% mark down at Mervyn's going out of business sale in San Mateo before heading to the seafood buffet at Shoney's with the wife and six screaming yungin's. Been there, done that (and him).
There's a Shoney's in San Mateo? Who knew!?
Joe - Just guessing. It was probably a Marie Callendar's.
I'm always deeply suspicious as to whether anything is being accomplished other than using heavy machinery to make a lot of noise.
ArtSparker - They spent about three hours making noise to take out old concrete and about 10 minutes to put in the new.
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