hot about a bubble wrap wedding dress?

At Centro, a corner cafe across from San Francisco's South Park, coffee drinkers can bypass long lines by pouring their own cup and honor systemming their $1.50 into a cup by the register. I'm not a coffee drinker, but from what I've seen while waiting in line for five minutes for my tuna sandwich, the system seems to work fine.

Triple fragmentation alert! I commented this on Scott Beale's FriendFeed an hour or so ago: "Fragmentation alert! Posted the following to Ariel a couple hours ago: "How about Nick Lowe's "All Men Are Liars" in which he sings "Do you remember Rick Astley? He had a big hit / It was ghastly"... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bg-BiWZMXPA" and then i said, "Enter Nickrollin'" You've been Nickrolled!

During my short stay in the cinema department back at school, there were two other shortish documentaryish films that, along with Heavy Metal Parking Lot, completed my holy blowed mah mahnd trinity. They are "These Hands" by Flora M'mbugu-Schelling, about female African refugees working in a quarry, and "First Contact" by Anderson and Connolly, about the first contact between a tribe of New Guinean natives and a white film crew.

The Kids previewed a bunch of this stuff at Sketchfest here in San Francisco in January. Before their performance, I interviewed Dave for the Onion, and got some fun stuff out of him regarding reunions, touring, staying fresh, and Canadian TV vs. Canadian cinema. The Onion produces a wealth of local content, but publishes none of it online, so I put it here: http://missionmission.wordpress.com/2008/01/30/kid-in-the-hall-dave-foley-on-comedy-festivals-reunion-tours-canada-and-young-asian-girls-growing-up-in-prostitution/

I still think my funny no parking signage was better. Xeni liked it too, but no official post?

i have a blog about the mission district with a whole category devoted to interesting things in neighborhood bathrooms: http://missionmission.wordpress.com/category/bathrooms/

So I just now noticed that Best Buy has a bunch of ads plastered all over Boing Boing. Is that new?