Ouch...

My friends have a bus that we use for Burning Man and other random events. We use to have another friend who let us park it at their business, so all was good. Well, they sold their business and that left the bus on the city streets of San Francisco, which is ok as long as you remember to move it for street cleaning days. Well, once in a while someone would forget to move it and a $35 ticket would be the result. Then one weekend my friends were away and the bus was no where to be found when they returned. It appears that they haven't been keep up with the tickets. The police had towed it and by the time all the fees were paid it was a whopping $1233. Ouch! I guess since we all use the bus we'll pitch in some. But ouch! Time to find a better parking sport. Hell, even paid parking would probably be cheaper in the long run.

Movie - Kung Fu Hustle

It started a little slow, but once it got going it was lots of fun! It was basically a well done Kung Fu movie, with everything thrown in and some comedy too. If you like Kung Fu movies you will probably love this one. It's now one of my favorites of this genre.

Rating: A (If you like Kung Fu movies)

Restaurant - Tokyo Go Go

Very tasty sushi, and good prices (for good sushi that is). Their cooked food was good too. Definitely a place I would go back too. Decor was cold, modern and trendy (but quieter and simpler than Blowfish).

Rating: 9

Tokyo Go Go
3174 16th St
San Francisco, CA 94110
(415) 864-2288

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Bram Stoker's vampire novel, published by its own calendar

Scary - Stockholm, Horsing around

Swedes who have sex with horses should be more gentle, Sweden’s main animal-rights group said this week. Bestiality is legal in Sweden, as long as the animal is not harmed. But a report released this week that looked at more than 200 cases of human-animal sex—161 involving horses, 18 with dogs, and 17 involving cattle—found that many of the animals had genital injuries. The government commissioned the report last year after veterinarians noted a rise in sexual abuse of animals. The Swedish Animal Welfare Agency said stricter laws were needed to protect animals from harm during sex with humans, although it stopped short of calling for a ban.

This is real, scary eh? - From The Week Magazine