Guns are banned, but BJs in public?

Great. Something else I don't have to see to know I won't like it.

Oh dear... How do San Franciscans put up with all this stuff?

Diversity in action (hurl)

Charles, I've already uploaded the blurred version,. so you can remove that final sentence.

Thanks!

I didn't see the whole thing but I have some food in the microwave and I'd like to keep it down.

re: #3 BLBfootballs

Oh dear... How do San Franciscans put up with all this stuff?

Guilt trips and browbeating.

Listen everybody:

It you really think you can't take the imagery, click on the "blurred" option.

If you think you can handle it -- go for the gusto with the full uncensored version.

But remember: Once something is seen, it cannot be unseen. Some of it is pretty disturbing, to say the least.

re: #5 zombie

Charles, I've already uploaded the blurred version,. so you can remove that final sentence.

Thanks!

Thank you VERY much. Now I'll go look ... for a moment?

appalling. sanctity of marriage anyone? Gotta hand it to good ole California

I'm grateful to zombie for documenting it, but I'll pass. I'm fresh out of brain bleach today.

I got Hannity on the radio and he's talking about Pelosi's abrupt Soviet style adjournment of the House.

Isn't this from the city where Obama told the elites about folks in flyover country "clinging to guns and religion?"

Seems that they should if this is the alternative we are all supposed to embrace as normal and free.

I only scrolled a little. I get it.
If a hetro couple acted this way in public, they would most probably be arrested. Gotta wonder why is this public exhibtion condoned, but it is San Francisco

I'm gonna have to wait till I get home then as it's NSFW.

I'm gonna vomit and I haven't even seen it yet.

Whacking, outstanding revealing good expose job report zomb!

Ah, the final sentence is gone already. Fast!

Yes, both versions are available now.

The only thing missing is the "Part 2," but it's rather unimportant -- just some wacky comic relief photos after all the hardcore insanity. Nothing really newsworthy.

I hope to have Part 2 online within a couple hours anyway.

Zombie,

That's a pretty eloborate NSFW note you have there. I'm guessing both versions are very NSFW.

re: #8 zombie

Listen everybody:

It you really think you can't take the imagery, click on the "blurred" option.

If you think you can handle it -- go for the gusto with the full uncensored version.

But remember: Once something is seen, it cannot be unseen. Some of it is pretty disturbing, to say the least.

On a scale of 1 to 10 with Nick Berg being 10 and Folsom Street fair being 5, where are we?

re: #12 The Other Les

I got Hannity on the radio and he's talking about Pelosi's abrupt Soviet style adjournment of the House.

Webcast or normal radio?

Zombie wasn't kidding. I only checked out a few of the censored photos before I realized it was worse than even his/her Folsom report. (I'm at work, so I have to be discreet.)

I consider myself gay-friendly, and personally enjoy Bacchanalia like the Exotic Erotic Ball. The difference here is that these people are a small but powerful minority of gays, and they're doing all this stuff in city streets, in daylight, where anyone can see. As the Big Zom said in the Folsom series, it's the transgression of public sex, rather than the sex itself, that really gets this crew off.

OK, I'll see this when I get home. I highly suspect that given the nature of the, ahem, subject matter, that it is most definately not safe for work viewing.

I am not sure what to say, except I can't believe I share the same citizenship as the "people" ( and I use that term loosely ) in those pictures. Oh, as an aside, the beers are much cheaper than at Yankee Stadium, whatever that means?

Ummm... WTF was that?

the outdoor blow job fest for gay men.

cum worship the gay man.

Didn't Queen Victoria say something about "As long as they don't do it in the streets and scare the horses"?

re: #23 Honorary Yooper

OK, I'll see this when I get home. I highly suspect that given the nature of the, ahem, subject matter, that it is most definately not safe for work viewing.

It's not safe for your mind or eyes.

re: #19 Semper Gumbi

Zombie,

That's a pretty eloborate NSFW note you have there. I'm guessing both versions are very NSFW.

I have to say that you guessed correctly.

re: #21 CynicalConservative

Webcast or normal radio?

Normal.

KTLK FM 100.3

re: #14 opnion

I only scrolled a little. I get it.
If a hetro couple acted this way in public, they would most probably be arrested.

Keep scrolling. If you're talking about a "couple" then you haven't even reached "Total Toilet Pig" yet.

The first ten or so photos are just a warm-up. The action doesn't start until after the "crowd" shots.

Yes, while the good red-blooded Republicans "cling to their guns" the sickle and hammer liberals are, well, "clinging" to each other in public. This is exactly what the founding father's had in mind when they drafted the Bill of Rights - massive public orgies.

NOT lookin' yet, but I can guess this may be part of the reason San Fran Dems need all the free universal healthcare they can get...

=p

re: #26 FrogMarch

the outdoor blow job fest for gay men.

cum worship the gay man.

Ewwwwww!

re: #19 Semper Gumbi

Zombie,

That's a pretty eloborate NSFW note you have there. I'm guessing both versions are very NSFW.

You would be correct.

This is not only "not safe for work," it's not safe for anywhere else either.

re: #20 karmic_inquisitor

On a scale of 1 to 10 with Nick Berg being 10 and Folsom Street fair being 5, where are we?

About 8.6.

I wonder who most of them folk are gonna be voting for?

re: #36 zombie

About 8.6.

Wow.

re: #31 zombie

Keep scrolling. If you're talking about a "couple" then you haven't even reached "Total Toilet Pig" yet.

The first ten or so photos are just a warm-up. The action doesn't start until after the "crowd" shots.

Total Toilet Pig? I take it this is a bit scatological.

re: #22 mikalm

As the Big Zom said in the Folsom series, it's the transgression of public sex, rather than the sex itself, that really gets this crew off.

Exactamente.

I didn't want to go off on a bunch of philosophizing in this report -- it's enough to digest as it is. But that's exactly what it's about. Extreme exhibitionists.

Think of the political juice it takes to hold something like this in the streets of a major city without the cops busting everyone in sight, much less staging a full-scale riot-control scenario.

As an aside- on FOX now- GOP is revolting on the Congress floor to get a vote on drilling and energy. Going along with this threads subject, maybe someone's finally grown some balls!

I'm off to get something to eat, so I wont check it out just yet. I'm kinda scared to look.

San Francisco is the Anus of America for letting this happen in public. A big, dirty anus.

re: #36 zombie

Maybe its just me, but I find beheadings less offensive than that...

re: #40 zombie

Exactamente.

I didn't want to go off on a bunch of philosophizing in this report -- it's enough to digest as it is. But that's exactly what it's about. Extreme exhibitionists.

There's a place for that, you know, I think it's in Jamaica.

Nancy Pelosi and Gavin Newsom must be so proud of their fellow San Franciscans.

This is an embarrassment. That such things can happen on the streets of America as if it were....well, Europe.

re: #36 zombie

Oh, dear!

You are very brave. And calm. And strong stomached.

I wish this never happened.

re: #24 Nevergiveup

I am not sure what to say, except I can't believe I share the same citizenship as the "people" ( and I use that term loosely ) in those pictures. Oh, as an aside, the beers are much cheaper than at Yankee Stadium, whatever that means?

Beers at Yankee Stadium cost more than $9 each? Holy cow. I was shocked they were even that expensive at this fair.

re: #30 The Other Les

Thanks found a local station that carries it.

re: #8 zombie

I'm having trouble getting part II of the censored version to load. Are you having server troubles?

I got to get back to work on Part 2! If I spend time on this thread, it'll never get online.

re: #42 Nevergiveup

As an aside- on FOX now- GOP is revolting on the Congress floor to get a vote on drilling and energy. Going along with this threads subject, maybe someone's finally grown some balls!

I've been reading about it on Politico. My favorite quote so far:

Rep Devin Nunes (R-Calif.) just pretended to be a Democrat. He stood on the other side of the chamber and listed all of the GOP bills that the Dems killed.

He then said, "I am a Democrat, and here is my energy plan" and he held up a picture of an old VW Bug with a sail attached to it. He paraded around the House floor with the sign while the crowd cheered.

Zombie, quick question for you:

I'm fielding some job offers for different locales, San Fran among them. After everything that you have documented, is there any reason whatsoever that a decent human being would want to live in that god foresaken city and want to raise a family?

OT: Speaking of acts of masochism, I'm torturing myself by listening to NPR. Right now, they're sucking up to Obama (I guess that's somewhat on topic) by breathlessly pointing out that he was using the Internet as far back as 1997! And a Blackberry as far back as 2003!

Um... so?

re: #50 zombie

Beers at Yankee Stadium cost more than $9 each? Holy cow. I was shocked they were even that expensive at this fair.

How do you think the Yanks pay A-Rod's salary?

re: #52 Killgore Trout

I'm having trouble getting part II of the censored version to load. Are you having server troubles?

There are no Part 2s yet.

And yes, I'm getting slammed by traffic already anyway.

Wasn't quite expecting all this. So I guess in San Fran, it's alright to pee on others? (Among other things) Sadly to say, my own dogs are better behaved than some of these people. At least they ask to do their business outside...

Zombie - you are brave. I could not handle that.re: #34 The Other Les

Ewwwwww!

Sorry.

I don't recall the last time I saw a bunch of heterosexuals doing this? Andrew Sullivan's evil Christianists don't proselytize in the streets.
But I guess it's ok for gay men to do whatever they want. (you know - poor gay men - they are so oppressed in Amerikan society)

I understand why even liberals in liberal states get queezy about gay marriage. This is why.

Sponsored by Miller Low-Life?

I normally wouldn't drink the stuff on a bet, but this clinches it.

re: #48 jemima

Nancy Pelosi and Gavin Newsom must be so proud of their fellow San Franciscans.

This is an embarrassment. That such things can happen on the streets of America as if it were....well, Europe.

I'm surprised Gavin wasn't participating.

re: #3 BLBfootballs

Oh dear... How do San Franciscans put up with all this stuff?

Put up with it? They VOTED IT IN!

I looked at just enough to know that these people are to be pitied, really. They are at the remotest point of human degradation. It is a gallery of the damned.

re: #64 FrogMarch

He was Toilet Man.

Someone should 'leak' this to the media. I honestly don't think that the broadcast or cable tv people would touch it, however it would be great fodder for conservative radio. Isn't Michael Savage in N. California?

*And yes, the warnings are more than appropriate. I just viewed the censored version and now need some brain bleach.*

re: #62 Shiplord Kirel

Sponsored by Miller Low-Life?

I normally wouldn't drink the stuff on a bet, but this clinches it.

You bet - me to. I'm only gonna drink good old moral American beer like Budw.......err I mean Sam Adams!

re: #64 FrogMarch

I'm surprised Gavin wasn't participating.

And Pelosi was too busy turning out the lights on a debate.

re: #55 mwalke5

SF is not family friendly. Trying to live in the City is hopeless with kids - I know people who've done it, but, well, they were really committed to raising their children Catholic, and reasonably innocent.

If you have a solid job offer, and can afford to buy a house, look for a house outside the City. Contra Costa County or the Peninsula work fairly well, though the commute can get tiring.

I won't look, but from what y'all have said, perhaps "San Fransisco Sodom and Gomorrah" would be a more accurate title...

Zombie, I hope you were able to get a shower to cleanse yourself of this. I saw a few of the pictures in the blurred format and that was enough. I just guess I will never understand that culture and believe me that's ok with me. It is as nasty a thing as I could imagine.

re: #60 silentsid

Fetishists.

Wow. Did Obama actually Netscape Navigator back then? What an old timer...

re: #57 Occasional Reader

OT: Speaking of acts of masochism, I'm torturing myself by listening to NPR. Right now, they're sucking up to Obama (I guess that's somewhat on topic) by breathlessly pointing out that he was using the Internet as far back as 1997! And a Blackberry as far back as 2003!

Um... so?

I'm stunned speechless. This is allowed? Is everyone in San Francisco mentally impaired? I can't even stand it when hetero couples play tonsil hockey. This is substantially more offensive on so many levels.

Zombie,
I don't see how in the hell you could stand to witness that.
You have my undying admiration. Or is it sympathy....

Not exactly a family-friendly city.

re: #55 mwalke5

Zombie, quick question for you:

I'm fielding some job offers for different locales, San Fran among them. After everything that you have documented, is there any reason whatsoever that a decent human being would want to live in that god foresaken city and want to raise a family?

It's a beautiful town! Remember my Obama Visits Billionaire's Row report? There's lots of nice areas. Once you know the layout of the city, it's easy to avoid what you want to avoid.

re: #35 zombie
Wow!

It's probably a good thing my daughter is working till 10:00 this evening so I won't have the risk her looking over my shoulder if I decide to check it out. And she's 21.

re: #79 Ward Cleaver

Not exactly a family-friendly city.

Well maybe the Manson family?

re: #64 FrogMarch

He's on his honeymoon. Didn't you hear? He got married a couple weeks ago.

This is the same town that banned trans-fats.

re: #55 mwalke5

The neighborhood where I live has the most families (and churches) demographically of the whole city and is conservative. It is more useful to think of the neighborhoods that you need to stay away from. I am surrounded by children where I live, and I volunteer music classes for them all the time. It is not all bad. I cringe of the opinions people must form when these degenerates have their way.

re: #55 mwalke5

I've never lived there but it is a really great city, the stuff like this report is very rare.

re: #76 Pyrocles

Wow. Did Obama actually Netscape Navigator back then? What an old timer...

And he was using touch-tone telephones way back in 1994! He's the greatest genius of our time.

re: #67 Sol Roth

He was Toilet Man.

Such dignified behavior. Lets give them a city!

re: #71 Dianna

SF is not family friendly. Trying to live in the City is hopeless with kids - I know people who've done it, but, well, they were really committed to raising their children Catholic, and reasonably innocent.

If you have a solid job offer, and can afford to buy a house, look for a house outside the City. Contra Costa County or the Peninsula work fairly well, though the commute can get tiring.

Well there's always the BART. Park at the BART station and go from there.

re: #71 Dianna

Thanks for the tip - my fiancee is itching to live over there, but I think I might just point her towards Zombie's link with a nice "not a chance in hell" attached to it.

re: #81 Semper Gumbi

Wow!

It's probably a good thing my daughter is working till 10:00 this evening so I won't have the risk her looking over my shoulder if I decide to check it out. And she's 21.

Acutally, I know what you mean. My daughters are 21 and 18, and I would be mortified to have them see this.

re: #57 Occasional Reader

OT: Speaking of acts of masochism, I'm torturing myself by listening to NPR. Right now, they're sucking up to Obama (I guess that's somewhat on topic) by breathlessly pointing out that he was using the Internet as far back as 1997! And a Blackberry as far back as 2003!

Um... so?

Are the interviewers "up his alley"?

/coined a new lgf-ism

re: #40 zombie

Exactamente.

I didn't want to go off on a bunch of philosophizing in this report -- it's enough to digest as it is. But that's exactly what it's about. Extreme exhibitionists.

Thank you for the report.

(Words aren't coming easy.) I don't know how you do it -- photographing, documenting this garbage -- publishing it so the rest of us citizens will know what we need to know of what's going on.

It has to "cost" you something to witness this. I'm ... well ... a bit concerned.

/just sayin', my friend

re: #63 buzzsawmonkey

To amplify: These people assume the trappings of "masculinity" which is just as much a fraud as the "femininity" of drag. They long to be "men" and instead merely spend their lives acting out a distorted fantasy of manhood that relies on the props and not on the internal strengths which the props in some cases represent.

What -- you are spouting actual wisdom, derived from those photos? Talk about making a silk purse out of a sow's ear! (Or a Total Toilet Pig's ear, at least.) In any case: astute observation!

re: #92 Ward Cleaver

Are the interviewers "up his alley"?

/coined a new lgf-ism

I think it's more the other way around.

Wonder how many of them are registered republicans? /

I'm offended by the beer prices.

re: #57 Occasional Reader

OT: Speaking of acts of masochism, I'm torturing myself by listening to NPR. Right now, they're sucking up to Obama (I guess that's somewhat on topic) by breathlessly pointing out that he was using the Internet as far back as 1997! And a Blackberry as far back as 2003!

Um... so?

Yeah, big deal. I was using Mosaic back in '93, and FTP and Telnet before that.

re: #57 Occasional Reader

OT: Speaking of acts of masochism, I'm torturing myself by listening to NPR. Right now, they're sucking up to Obama (I guess that's somewhat on topic) by breathlessly pointing out that he was using the Internet as far back as 1997! And a Blackberry as far back as 2003!

Um... so?

Digging for presidential qualifications. /Slim pickins'.

And these people make fun of Nascar fans.

re: #85 rawmuse

Hey Raw! Looking forward to seeing you & other Bay Area Lizards at The Secret Meeting Place this eve. No doubt this thread will be a major subject of conversation....

re: #79 Ward Cleaver

No, it's not, but not because of this - this is fairly limited, and in a small area. But the homeless, the expense, the rotten schools, the crumbling, dirty, dangerous parks and streets and you name it, that's the real reason.

new San Francisco tourist motto's..."come for the trolleys...stay for the sodomy!" and "What happens in San francisco, stays in san francisco! Thank heavens for that!"

re: #5 zombie

Charles, I've already uploaded the blurred version,. so you can remove that final sentence.

Thanks!

It's down-leuding slowly...

re: #66 rawmuse

I looked at just enough to know that these people are to be pitied, really. They are at the remotest point of human degradation. It is a gallery of the damned.

You said it. Not me.

I need to keep a veneer of neutrality in my report. If I starting moralizing, it would lose its impact.

Just lay the cards on the table, and let each viewer come to their own conclusions. (Which is exactly what seems to be happening!)

Just found this via Michelle Malkin's blog. Apparently Representative Peter Hoekstra (R-MI) is getting something out from the House floor about the revolt.

re: #84 HelloDare

That was the state of California.

re: #99 FrogMarch

Digging for presidential qualifications. /Slim pickins'.

And they had someone actually BRAGGING about how when O was in the Illinois legislature, lawmakers would surf the web during debates when they got bored. Apparently, Obama fucking off and surfing the web on the taxpayer dime is a positive thing.

re: #41 mikalm

Think of the political juice it takes to hold something like this in the streets of a major city without the cops busting everyone in sight, much less staging a full-scale riot-control scenario.

Exactly. You've pegged it. This is why Zombie had to post the full, uncensored, disgustingly graphic version, to show just how far a sovereign political entity can go in appeasing a degenerate, but politcally powerful element of the population. Nobody would believe it otherwise. To apply a now obsolete definition of indecency, it does indeed have redeeming social and political value, in spades.

San Francisco has a beautiful flower market.
-or-
you can go get a blowjob in the street.

re: #57 Occasional Reader

OT: Speaking of acts of masochism, I'm torturing myself by listening to NPR. Right now, they're sucking up to Obama (I guess that's somewhat on topic) by breathlessly pointing out that he was using the Internet as far back as 1997! And a Blackberry as far back as 2003!

Um... so?

Well.....he DID have to wait for Algore to invent the innerweb thingy.

Lets give them a state!

re: #71 Dianna

SF is not family friendly. Trying to live in the City is hopeless with kids - I know people who've done it, but, well, they were really committed to raising their children Catholic, and reasonably innocent.

If you have a solid job offer, and can afford to buy a house, look for a house outside the City. Contra Costa County or the Peninsula work fairly well, though the commute can get tiring.

You can always ride BART.

re: #89 marwan's daughter

From Contra Costa and the East Bay, yes. The Peninsula you have to use CalTrain, which isn't bad.

I've used both systems. I actually prefer Cal Train.

re: #100 buzzsawmonkey

San Francisco
A wonderful town
And if you have learned to know your way around
You can even avoid seeing men going down
San Francisco
It's a wonderful town!

The vibrator's up
but the battery's down...

re: #101 jemima

And these people make fun of Nascar fans.

No shit.

I looked at the blurred version, and decided my late grandmother wouldn't be old enough to see the uncensored version. But oh please tell me you caught one of those guys getting BJs on the street wearing an Obama pin!

re: #68 shibumi

Someone should 'leak' this to the media. I honestly don't think that the broadcast or cable tv people would touch it, however it would be great fodder for conservative radio. Isn't Michael Savage in N. California?

Damn! Thanks for reminding me!

At the EXACT SAME TIME as this fair, there was an anti-Michael Savage protest THREE BLOCKS AWAY. With (count 'em) 25 protesters against Michael Savage.

Guess which event got front page coverage in the San Francisco Chronicle, and which did not even merit a mention.

re: #113 vagabond trader

Lets give them a state!

The Aleutians come to mind.

How does this affect the Obama children?

How did this happen to this country?

WHAT THE F#CK?!?!?

re: #108 Dianna

That was the state of California.

Did you see this?

Banning fast food in poor neighborhoods.

The war on fat has just crossed a major red line. The Los Angeles City Council has passed an ordinance prohibiting construction of new fast-food restaurants in a 32-square-mile area inhabited by 500,000 low-income people.

How does Nancy Pelosi shut down the Capital?

re: #19 Semper Gumbi

not safe for wife eather. even the blurred version

How did good and decent people become so marginalized?

Note that most of the serious degenerates are pretty old. Even allowing for premature aging, this might indicate that the 60' heyday of compulsive rebellion has passed, or at least that it is taken for granted by the young and is no longer regarded as rebellious.

re: #125 jemima

How does Nancy Pelosi shut down the Capital?

She is woman, hear her roar.

re: #90 mwalke5

Really, this doesn't happen every day on Market Street. It's a great city for a lot of things - food, wine, cultural activities, and it's really, really beautiful (caught in the right light on the right day). But it's insanely expensive, the city government isn't just broken, but destructive, and it's being driven into the ground by various interest groups.

I work in SF, but even if I could afford it, I wouldn't live there.

Looked at the top part of the 'lite' version - blimey, words fail me!
I couldn't have persevered for an hour, as you did, zombie - full honours to you.
That idea with the 'crotch cam' was pretty nifty, I have to say!

As for the question of public sex - it is amazing that calling for a restriction on what is in that report is now regarded as prudish, and interfering with their himan rights - not that they looked particulalry oppressed to me!

re: #57 Occasional Reader

OT: Speaking of acts of masochism, I'm torturing myself by listening to NPR. Right now, they're sucking up to Obama (I guess that's somewhat on topic) by breathlessly pointing out that he was using the Internet as far back as 1997! And a Blackberry as far back as 2003!

Um... so?

Puh-leeze. We signed on with our Internet provider in 1994. We were customer #182. I still felt like a latecomer compared to our grad student friends.

re: #77 Wilderstad

I'm stunned speechless. This is allowed? Is everyone in San Francisco mentally impaired? I can't even stand it when hetero couples play tonsil hockey. This is substantially more offensive on so many levels.

Now I'm happy. "Stunned speechless" is the exact reaction I'm looking for.

Believe me, over the next week this report will spread to Middle America, and it will cause many a fence-sitter to also be stunned speechless, and then change their minds about voting for Obama. That's my goal. How many thousands of voters can I "turn"?

re: #109 Occasional Reader

And they had someone actually BRAGGING about how when O was in the Illinois legislature, lawmakers would surf the web during debates when they got bored. Apparently, Obama fucking off and surfing the web on the taxpayer dime is a positive thing.

When you're the magnificent O - even fucking off on the tax payer dime is considered cute.

#129

She demeans every woman in the country.

re: #115 Dianna

I'm lucky. I live in north San Mateo County, and get to ride SamTrans' express buses to and from work. Beats the hell out of driving.

I got curious, so I went over to Kos to see if they are screaming about the new McCain ad.
I couldn't find a thing. Anybody?

She demeans this Republic.

I wonder if play they played this song there

Warning....its not work safe
Warning...its Monty Python

This just breaks my heart, really. The judgement of others can not be avoided, but I hope that all the good people in this town are not forever condemned along with these pitiful beings.

re: #86 Killgore Trout

I've never lived there but it is a really great city, the stuff like this report is very rare.

I remember it from the early & mid-Sixties (while I was in the Navy).

I know I'm being very ... whatever, but I don't want to go back. Those were the years of Tony Bennett singing "I left my heart". It was a siren song to those of us in Viet Nam. I'd rather remember that San Francisco.

re: #84 HelloDare

This is the same town that banned trans-fats.

But we welcome tranny fatties with open arms!

Palomino! Palomino! Palomino!

I guess Nancy had to adjourn the house so that her aides could get back for this, uh, "get out the vote" event.

re: #138 opnion

I got curious, so I went over to Kos to see if they are screaming about the new McCain ad.
I couldn't find a thing. Anybody?

Apparently Holywood is up in arms- but not Jonny Sax from the Sapranos- on FOX now. He is Republican and ripping into Obama.

Whatever you do, do not watch the unblurred version.

I'm typing this on a braille keyboard

re: #138 opnion

Obama Camp on The One: "Downright Sad" w/ Plouffe Thank You

"I think John McCain has harmed himself in the last week, really eroding any capital he had built up in terms of what kin of politician he is," Plouffe says. "But he's really helped our campaign, because so many of you have contributed in the last week. Our field offices had people pouring into them yesterday."

100,000 contributions yesterday... 200,000 this week... offices overflowing with volunteers....

McCain is rallying our base, and the best he can do is pull ONE poll down to a draw...

and if you haven't seen it, here is McCain's latest ad which is offensive to all Christians and Jews alike... mocking Moses for political gain...

re: #134 zombie

That's my goal. How many thousands of voters can I "turn"?

Mu-wah-hah-ha!

Seriously, just this one report could (among other things) sh!tcan gay marriage in Cali. Of course, most gay men don't behave like this, but the stuff is common, public and accepted enough in that world to badly hurt the cause by association.

re: #93 pre-Boomer Marine brat

It has to "cost" you something to witness this. I'm ... well ... a bit concerned.

/just sayin', my friend

You mean like Al Pacino in "Cruising"?

Fear not, my friend. I am immune, for reasons I cannot reveal!

Some things I don't need to see. San Francisco Democrats - what won't they do in the name of diversity?

I couldn't stomach looking at all of them, but I didn't see anyone smoking cigarettes. In SF it's probably frowned upon.

I can just hear one of those freaks with his dick hanging out saying:

"Please put that cigarette out, it's disgusting!"

re: #107 Honorary Yooper

Just found this via Michelle Malkin's blog. Apparently Representative Peter Hoekstra (R-MI) is getting something out from the House floor about the revolt.

Thanks for the link Yooper! More at MM as well.

The old scrotum inflaters didn't show?

re: #134 zombie

Now I'm happy. "Stunned speechless" is the exact reaction I'm looking for.

Zombie, still too chicken to look, but please don't tell me that they bring kids to these events, too?

As a former NY'er, I remember all those wide eyed children at the NYC gay pride parades - which do so much to hurt any chances of mainstream gay people trying to live their lives with dignity (also trying to avoid the physical and emotional pathologies of circus style promiscuousness).

The very dignified Island nannies of NYC would simply frown and try to get their little charges in strollers to the parks and playgrounds by alternate routes. But I seem to remember that the more activist families brought their kids along to... er, enjoy watching the fun.

re: #124 HelloDare

Yes, I know about that.

Please note that it's LA, which is about 400 miles to the south of SF. And the State is debating laws against transfats (of all the stupid things!) while the budget languishes.

There are days when I wonder what I'm doing here.

re: #146 Nevergiveup

Apparently Holywood is up in arms- but not Jonny Sax from the Sapranos- on FOX now. He is Republican and ripping into Obama.

I love it when the Hollywood types get crazy. I really do.
They roll out on the Cable News shows. When you listen to them , you realize that their GED is overrated.

Zombie, can you make a text-only version? I'm afraid even the blurred imags may be too much for me. If you've described the acts, that's almost certainly enough.

re: #55 mwalke5

Zombie, quick question for you:

I'm fielding some job offers for different locales, San Fran among them. After everything that you have documented, is there any reason whatsoever that a decent human being would want to live in that god foresaken city and want to raise a family?

Most regular people commute or find it easy to avoid this stuff when in the city.

re: #148 Killgore Trout

100,000 contributions yesterday... 200,000 this week... offices overflowing with volunteers....

McCain is rallying our base, and the best he can do is pull ONE poll down to a draw...

and if you haven't seen it, here is McCain's latest ad which is offensive to all Christians and Jews alike... mocking Moses for political gain...

Gee....I guess I saw that as mocking Obama.....I'm not offended.

re: #144 zombie

was ann coulter there a skinny tranny?

i know me bad

re: #152 zombie

Fear not, my friend. I am immune, for reasons I cannot reveal!

I gotta give you props. Witnessing this stuff would give me nightmares for years. The censored version is almost more than I can handle. I don't know how you do it.

My lord, let them have their own state.

re: #137 mikalm

If it weren't for CalTrain, I'd be even less sane than I am!

re: #141 rawmuse

This just breaks my heart, really. The judgement of others can not be avoided, but I hope that all the good people in this town are not forever condemned along with these pitiful beings.

After my #143, I owe you a note. I've heard loud and clear what you and others have posted here just now. I still don't want to go back, but I won't be strident about it.

give them there own country.

Email John Boehner about the situation in the Capital. San Fran Nan. We've seen her at work today and we've seen her constituents.

[Link: republicanleader.house.gov...]

re: #118 RememberSekhmet?

I looked at the blurred version, and decided my late grandmother wouldn't be old enough to see the uncensored version. But oh please tell me you caught one of those guys getting BJs on the street wearing an Obama pin!

I caught a guy wearing an Obama pin, but he wasn't in the process of getting a BJ.

Part 2, Part 2.

Oh, and you really ought to give the uncensored version a chance. It's just not the same with all those pixels. The impact is at least 100x greater.

re: #144 zombie

But we welcome tranny fatties with open arms!

Trans fats are still legal as a lube, I suppose. Wonder if that was written into the bill?

re: #141 rawmuse

Too late!

A lot of folks seem to think that everyone in SF does this all day, every day.

DIS-gusting

Eyebleach please!

re: #173 Dianna

Too late!

A lot of folks seem to think that everyone in SF does this all day, every day.

Only on weekends.

Let me see if I have this straight. San Francisco has a problem with the Marines filming a commercial or even being there.
However this seriously depraved conduct in public is some kind of allowed expression. Have I got it?

re: #152 zombie

Fear not, my friend. I am immune, for reasons I cannot reveal!

That's good to know.
Allow me a bit of concern, anyway.

This is not the least bit shocking to me. I have gay guy friends and it always amuses me when they emphasize what pigs men are.

re: #162 debutaunt

Most regular people commute or find it easy to avoid this stuff when in the city.

Yes, yes we do!

Geez, what's all the controversy about? It's just normal everyday stuff that goes on in typical neighborhoods all across America.

Y'know, they're just like the rest of us.

[/sarcasm]

re: #148 Killgore Trout

Obama Camp on The One: "Downright Sad" w/ Plouffe Thank You

I call BS on the 100,000 200,000 quote. And who cares if the new McCain ad is alienating Obama's base. It's not the base that McCain is reaching out to. I think the ad will play well with the target audience - the undecided Independents.

re: #147 so.cal.swede

Whatever you do, do not watch the unblurred version.

I'm typing this on a braille keyboard

LOL!

Me amphibian. Amphibian smart. No click on link! Also, stay hell far away from San Francisco. Speaker Pelosi makes easy -- no fuel to fly! See, Speaker Pelosi on our side!

Zombie ~ Please tell me you had a full Hazmat suit on.

re: #161 vxbush

Zombie, can you make a text-only version? I'm afraid even the blurred imags may be too much for me. If you've described the acts, that's almost certainly enough.

Maybe you could open the page, then click the [Stop] button on your browser as the images begin to load. That should leave you with just the text.

re: #134 zombie

Glad to make your day. My spouse was also gobsmacked.

re: #187 pre-Boomer Marine brat

Maybe you could open the page, then click the [Stop] button on your browser as the images begin to load. That should leave you with just the text.

Not a bad idea. I just don't even want any of that stuff stored in caches for months to come. Blech.

Got folks out of the office, locked the door and took in the show.

Well.

I am almost speechless.

For the strangest of reasons, the whole Obama admission of doing "a little blow" when he was younger went through my mind, even though most of those guys were old.

Word association, I guess.

re: #153 Iron Fist

Some things I don't need to see. San Francisco Democrats - what won't they do in the name of diversity?

No, I think you do need to see it. It's like electroshock therapy, but with quintessence of outrage instead of electricity. You'll see things much clearer afterward.

re: #190 taxfreekiller

I used to have a neighbor not too far from me. He "did something" about it.
His name was Dan White. I can't go there. What else can I do? I pray, I vote conservative. All else is futile, or illegal, or both.

Let's put it this way: Scrotal Inflation Guy was more than enough for me. I can't even imagine more, and I don't want to waste brain cells on the images.

re: #191 vxbush

Not a bad idea. I just don't even want any of that stuff stored in caches for months to come. Blech.

Clear the cache before you shut down tonight. Besides, the images themselves won't be there if you stop them from being downloaded.

/you could also take both barrels of a 12 gauge to your computer

re: #141 rawmuse

This just breaks my heart, really. The judgement of others can not be avoided, but I hope that all the good people in this town are not forever condemned along with these pitiful beings.

Too late.

Why shouldn't SF residents be painted with the same brush after allowing this in their midst for successive years...
Your normal everyday politics make about as much sense as this display, why would anyone think any differently?

re: #156 CAD Daddy

The old scrotum inflaters didn't show?

There's a scrotum inflator, at he end of the "crotch cam" section.

But really, he was the most PG-rated guy in the whole place!

Disgusting. Even with the blurred images!

I visited the unblurred site because I'm not a prude. Guess what, I'm a prude. This made me sick. If heterosexuals were doing this in the open they would be arrested.

re: #158 runrabbitrun

Zombie, still too chicken to look, but please don't tell me that they bring kids to these events, too?

I didn't see any pre-pubescent children there. (Teenagers, yes.) I just didn't want to even broach the topic. I deleted at least five pictures because they featured people who might be under 18.

re: #171 zombie

I caught a guy wearing an Obama pin, but he wasn't in the process of getting a BJ.

Part 2, Part 2.

Oh, and you really ought to give the uncensored version a chance. It's just not the same with all those pixels. The impact is at least 100x greater.

I've seen enough.

re: #161 vxbush

Zombie, can you make a text-only version? I'm afraid even the blurred imags may be too much for me. If you've described the acts, that's almost certainly enough.

If you're that afraid, even the text-only version will be too intense for you.

I think there's a way to "turn off images" in most browsers, though, so you could load the page with no pictures.

I live across the bay and have stopped going to SF or Brekeley, some sick folks have taken over the place. Thanks for reinforcing my decision.

re: #208 buzzsawmonkey

One cannot help but notice that there has clearly been a lot of planned depilation by these folks. They do not have as much body or pubic or chest hair as most people--particularly most people on the weather side of 40.

Whether this is a sad way of simulating/symbolizing youth, a practical solution to the problem of removing caked effluvia, or merely another form of body-altering self-hatred, I do not know.

But it is quite obviously a featured aspect of this subcult's pathology.

You think it's a desire to return to prepubescence? Kind of a NAMBLA thing?

/speculating

re: #177 taxfreekiller

Popcycle has her office and the Speakers office phones off the hook.

But she is not off the hook.

tfk got her on the radar

got the position,

got the votes getting ready

gonna drill for oil you commie bitch,

hide and watch

Being a superior being means never having to properly learn real history, especially the part where revolutions being as a result of the parasitic ruling class pissing on the productive citizens of a nation.

re: #186 Haole

Zombie ~ Please tell me you had a full Hazmat suit on.

I think that would give him/her away.

13 Karmic.. worst part is that Obama told that bullsh*t to billionaires and when he thought no one was watching.
Zombie had photos up (good Work, Z!) and all the "Richie Richs" were filing into hear Nobie obie speak.
How dare he say these things about our country. He was stiff-armed by his fatehr and his mother and in return stiff -armed the only family he had-his g'mom.

He has no heart. and thus he will stiffarm anyone who is less powerful than he is, a continuum.

re: #190 taxfreekiller

The majority of SF residents and visitors had no idea this was going on.

re: #198 Capitalist Tool

Too late.

Why shouldn't SF residents be painted with the same brush after allowing this in their midst for successive years...
Your normal everyday politics make about as much sense as this display, why would anyone think any differently?

What exactly would you have me do that I am not doing already? I know that it may come as a complete surprise, but my life really does not revolve around these perverts. Like I said to tfk, we already had someone who "did something" about this. His name was Dan White.

re: #192 Omni

Thank you so very much.

re: #165 Killgore Trout

I gotta give you props. Witnessing this stuff would give me nightmares for years. The censored version is almost more than I can handle. I don't know how you do it.

Geez, the censored version is so absolutely tame! I thought that nobody was going to look at it. If you can't see the semen mid-flight, then you aren't getting the full experience.

NOT a Gladiator Movie ....

re: #216 rawmuse

Petitions? No legal recourse whatsoever?
Ads in the newspaper?

re: #221 Capitalist Tool

I was doing that as early as 1989.

Does anyone live in San Francisco? three blocks of houses are all filled with perverts who jerk off out their windows?

/i suppose a property owner who fired off a shot gun blast of salt would never get out of prison there.

re: #71 Dianna

SF is not family friendly. Trying to live in the City is hopeless with kids - I know people who've done it, but, well, they were really committed to raising their children Catholic, and reasonably innocent.

If you have a solid job offer, and can afford to buy a house, look for a house outside the City. Contra Costa County or the Peninsula work fairly well, though the commute can get tiring.

Dianna: I think alameda is a great town and it's close to the city.
/sorry i missed the lizard party..how did it go?

re: #222 rawmuse

good job

re: #215 Dianna

As Z pointed out, the two dozen people protesting Michael Savage got front-page coverage in SF, while this was totally ignored. Again, it takes serious political moxie to create that kind of de facto news blackout about what's essentially a mass public orgy, involving thousands of people in the streets of a major city.

OK, I am off to make the way ready for the Lizard meet up. Later.

are these pics of kneeling Democrats downloading the latest Obamacamp update?

See ya 6-ish, Raw!

This needs to be brought to the attention of every news outlet in the world, for starters.

re: #224 HoosierHoops

No lizards, some Bar Flies. It was a good party. I'm sorry you couldn't come.

re: #189 buzzsawmonkey

So, zombie--is what Nietzsche said true?
When you look into the abyss, does it look into you?

I don't know, but when I looked into the abcess, it said I was its type.

re: #216 rawmuse

What exactly would you have me do that I am not doing already? I know that it may come as a complete surprise, but my life really does not revolve around these perverts. Like I said to tfk, we already had someone who "did something" about this. His name was Dan White.

This highlights the real tragedy here. If this were some kind of isolated pervert colony, surrounded by barbed wire and minefields, that would be one thing. But decent, civilized people with families really do live in San Francisco and the local government, with all its power to abolish smoking, trans-fat and what all, will not uphold the most elementary standards of civlized behavior. It has failed in its most fundamental task, and it has done so willingly.

re: #228 taxfreekiller

Nah, we'll turn 'em loose near you. You'll have fun, and they won't bother anyone ever again.

re: #154 schaffman

I couldn't stomach looking at all of them, but I didn't see anyone smoking cigarettes. In SF it's probably frowned upon.

I can just hear one of those freaks with his dick hanging out saying:

"Please put that cigarette out, it's disgusting!"

It offends me!

re: #204 zombie

I didn't see any pre-pubescent children there. (Teenagers, yes.) I just didn't want to even broach the topic. I deleted at least five pictures because they featured people who might be under 18.

Thanks for letting me know!

(hmmm, this event would be more destructive to the world-view of pre-pubescents than to toddlers anyway. Little kids might have one or two nightmares, but young teens having been introduced to this perverse sexual scene as 'normalized' by their community....)

Got to the 4th photo and puked, I will never go to San Francisco, it gives a whole new meaning to "Rice a Roni - The San Francisco Treat". What shocks me is not the acts these men have with each other (there's a lot of lifestyles in the world) but that the City allows encourages them to behave this way in public where children and/or other non-gay people live, what about their rights?

re: #215 Dianna

Dianna, are you saying that residents of SF keep electing amoral idiots and are completely unaware of their "alternative lifestyle" agendas? No one is that naive.

re: #229 cartoonboy

are these pics of kneeling Democrats downloading the latest Obamacamp update?

Well Said !

re: #232 Dianna

No lizards, some Bar Flies. It was a good party. I'm sorry you couldn't come.

Bummer.. My main office is in Santa Clara.. I try to get there once a month..I'll let you know when i'm in town..
kind regards

re: #234 Shiplord Kirel

They don't even do a decent job of picking up garbage. Hell, the streets are a freaking mess, and all the rest of the infrastructure is falling apart. The DA won't seek the death penalty for murderers of police; in comparison, this is really small potatoes.

There's a lot of things I care about more than this, which - short of zombie's report - I don't think I'd even have heard of.

re: #201 taxfreekiller

The normal people in San Francisco could ban together and end this in
one year if they would just do it. Bet less than 10% vote in municipal
elections.

Same with nut case commie loon Nancy.

Are you saying that the perverts are only 10% of the vote, or the normal people?

Hate to break the news to you, but San Francisco is 28% gay, and 60% moonbat. Nancy Pelosi wins with 90% of the vote.

Just the other day, Nancy Pelosi posted a column on the HuffPo attacking those who would denigrate "San Francisco Values."

What say you now, Mdm. Speaker?

Frankly, I am all for communities deciding for themselves what their "values" are, and if these be your values, have at it (no pun intended...those boys obviously are). Just don't look down on those of us who think it's disgusting.

To coin a phrase, if the c--k ring fits, wear it.

Thanks zombie!

Love seein' my old ex-neighbors from gay ol' Frisco!

Happy to see they're still alive and haven't choked to death on a thick schwantz yet!

/appetite off

re: #202 newsjunkie_ky

I visited the unblurred site because I'm not a prude. Guess what, I'm a prude. This made me sick.

Excellent! Send the link to everyone you know.

If this report arrived in every email in-box in America over the next three months, Obama would be lucky to muster 30% of the vote nationwide.

A picture is worth a thousand words. Bravo Zombie. I thought I could handle it and went for the gusto. Big mistake.
Once something is seen, it cannot be unseen.

Perhaps they should re-name the city;

San Francrisco

re: #228 taxfreekiller

Sorry, I felt that I had to downtick you on this one.

I'm planning to do that in a work of fiction but joking about that here is definitely bad form.

re: #195 rawmuse

I used to have a neighbor not too far from me. He "did something" about it.
His name was Dan White. I can't go there. What else can I do? I pray, I vote conservative. All else is futile, or illegal, or both.

People remember the Twinkie part of the story.

re: #209 taxfreekiller

Zombie

Did you see any of the police near the ones near the under 18 and if so any photo of that, with the police and the under age ones in the same photo.

That would be very very important for an atty. to use in court.

Again, I decided not to even come close to discussing the kid/underage thing. For legal reasons of my own.

But, since you're curious: There was a 15-year-old-ish girl there (with a group of teenage friends) who overdosed on some drug and passed out in the street. Paramedics were called and she was carted off. I got pictures of the whole thing, but I can't use them.

(Sex + children on same web page = legal trouble.)

Better than last years Zombie!
Great show of SF sanity.
Nice town to raise your kids. /sarc

re: #239 vagabond trader

Oh, dear.

Look, the horrible thing is that the voters of San Francisco vote for the marginally saner candidate, at least for mayor. I don't really understand how, say, Chris Daley keeps getting elected, unless the whole supervisor district business is even more balkanized than I remember from before I moved.

The majority of the population of SF probably didn't know a thing about this "Fair"; a lot who did know about it made a careful note to avoid the area. The problems always come back to one thing: SF voters tend to be renters, and they tend to be committed to a vision of tolerance that doesn't actually have much to do with what zombie just reported on. A lot of them would (so long as they don't see the report, mind!) just shrug if you mentioned it to them; they don't really think about what's actually happening, and what it's doing to the City.

It's really exhausting trying to explain SF to people who don't live in the area.

re: #212 The Other Les

I think that would give him/her away.

No. It would be seen as just anorher fetish costume. I got a gallery of hilarious fetish outfits on page two.

re: #241 HoosierHoops

Do!

We'll be running another gathering sometime in early Fall.

You've got a strong stomach, Zombie. Even blurred, it's all so revolting. The farce that was the removal of homosexuality from the DSM3 in 1973 has resulted in the public display of the scenes you've captured. Anyone with an iota of common sense can look at these individuals and see that they are quite sick.

re: #247 zombie

I don't particularly feel like sending everyone I know pornographic/scatological porn!

re: #257 Jeff S.

You've got a strong stomach, Zombie. Even blurred, it's all so revolting. The farce that was the removal of homosexuality from the DSM3 in 1973 has resulted in the public display of the scenes you've captured. Anyone with an iota of common sense can look at these individuals and see that they are quite sick.

More than quite sick ... they LIKE being that way, they're proud of it.

re: #231 Capitalist Tool

This needs to be brought to the attention of every news outlet in the world, for starters.

And you can get the ball rolling! Start emailing, my friend.

have to admit to being afraid to look.

58-Nevegiveup-- Probably better to not use the nciname "yank" on this post....
/heh

OooooOOOooOooOoooo - sick to stomach. Too bad there aren't campaign posters for Nancy Pelosi. These are the folks who elected her, no?

re: #1 Hard Right

Guns are banned, but BJs in public?

Goes back to the hippy days (daze?) "Make love, not war"

re: #234 Shiplord Kirel

This highlights the real tragedy here. If this were some kind of isolated pervert colony, surrounded by barbed wire and minefields, that would be one thing. But decent, civilized people with families really do live in San Francisco and the local government, with all its power to abolish smoking, trans-fat and what all, will not uphold the most elementary standards of civlized behavior. It has failed in its most fundamental task, and it has done so willingly.

It wouldn't be news if it was "some kind of isolated pervert colony, surrounded by barbed wire and minefields" (love the image!). In fact, this kind of stuff (and much much worse) goes on in clubs and private parties in SF constantly. Constantly. What makes this a story is the fact that it's happening in public.

Nasty, nasty, nasty. These creatures explore the limits of depravity.

I guess the voters in San Francisco have
"electile dysfunction"....

I wonder why Nancy isn't out there in the thick of things. Signing autographs, making speeches, getting her picture taken for the rubes in flyover country.

I really don't have a problem with what people due in the privacy of their own homes as long as its consensual, but don't do this s**t in public!

I don't think they even care that they do immense damage to the gay rights cause by doing crap like this. I'm guessing that marriage is not something the attendees at this little shindig have the slightest bit of interest in.

BTW, none of the gay people I've ever known did stuff like this, at least never in public.

re: #254 Dianna

Heh, they sound so special. lol.

Holy crap. This is outrageous. It's stuff like this that enrages the world against us. Yes, I know it's the 1% of the 1% theory but regardless of that, this behavior and the non-responsiveness of the cops is terrible.

Where is the CPVPV when you need them?

I can't believe Obama missed this shindig. Hope! Change! We can screw it! Plenty of reporters around documenting the whole enlightened affair, for the evening news.

What do these people do for a living? Don't they work?
Don't tell me they are restaurant waiters, Please?

#270

Lucky you. All the gay people I knew acted like this.

re: #265 zombie

What makes this a story is the fact that it's happening in public.

Bingo. For some people, the freedom of consenting adults to practice kinky/extreme sex in private isn't enough.

Along with the obviously transgressive thrill these people get from open-air/broad-daylight blow-jobs and worse, there's probably a big dollop of cultural/political muscle-flexing as well: "See what we can get away with? If this is so horrible and degenerate, why are the cops looking the other way? Why is the media ignoring this?"

In this sense, they're exactly like the Islamist demonstrations in London and elsewhere. Although here, cock-rings stand in for "Behead Those Who Insult Islam" signs as the symbols of identity-politics power.