Conan O'Brien, Patton Oswalt and Andy Richter Kill It @ SF Sketchfest Tribute

This past Saturday was the hastily re-scheduled SF Sketchfest Tribute to Conan O'Brien.  Patton Oswalt was the host/moderator of sorts although Conan kind of just took the reigns and ran with it.  About an hour or so in Andy Richter joined them on stage and the drunken hilarity continued for another two hours.  This was  a truly surreal and candid moment from three class acts!
Below is video (if you want to call it that) footage that I took while at the event.  I was literally in the second row, but trying to be discreet I was unable to capture anything but glimpses of the gents.  However I did manage to get some very nice clear audio of the first hour and 40 minutes which I now present to you in 10 parts on Youtube:

Pregnant Lady Gets Beat in Oakland Burger King Parking Lot

Cripers!!! Have you seen this video yet?!?!  Via  CBS5 Eye On Blogs this is truly a new level of class coming straight out of Oakland.  I have a lot I could say about this, but I'll let the video speak for itself:

Fog

Occasionally I have to move my car - that I only drive once a week in order to move it so I don't get a ticket - well outside of my direct neighborhood. One of the failsafe areas for me to find a good week long parking spot brings me near one of my absolute favorite spots in the city where I can observe things like this:

A Couple Of Obligatory Pride Photos

Schwarzenegger SVU

In a criminal justice system, sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous...

Well, while the Manson family murders may not have been sexually based Arnold considers the crimes of Bruce Davis 'especially heinous' and says 'the 67-year-old Davis might still be dangerous,' ultimately denying Davis of parole for his part in the murder of two other Manson commune dwellers.

Check out the full blurb at Salon.com

Hola Mis Amigos!

I just found out via Broke Ass Stuart that the SF Public Library is offering free access to the often touted language learning software Rosetta Stone online. All you need is an SF library card and your pin number and you could be on your way to learning Hebrew or English.
Personally I figured I'd give the Spanish a try since the last time I half-assed my way through a sentence in this language was in a small classroom in Midwestern America.

It's free and you don't even have to leave your house, so why not?

Haven't You Heard of the Tuck???

Spotted this little feller out at Molotov's on Saturday night. What's that you're sprouting there miss?
Grode.