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From 90 to 60 degrees in an hour (at Noe Valley, San Francisco)

That's just ducky with Lukie! (at 22nd Street (San Francisco))

Just try and guess where. Just try.

From 1960 to 2016, look how far we've come America? #sanders2016 #whitehouse #hillary2016 #camelotToShtunkAlot

Dolores' Willow Sentinel #sanfrancisco #willowtree (at Dolores Park)

Good morning, San Francisco! #sunrise #killer #sanfrancisco (at San Francisco, California)

Battle of Hoth, Isolated John Williams score. 

One out of four Americans has already seen it, and the reviews from aggregators like Rotten Tomatoes, have the film at more than 90% favorable. None of that matters to me, I only care about my opinion, cough-cough. I’ve already seen it four times; the film flies by like it’s the Millennium Falcon trying to set a new record for the Kessel run (I’m probably going to be the first one to ever explain that to you, but you’ll have to read the rest of this if you want that tidbit[2]) so it’s taken me a few views to really dissect this joyride of a film.

Don't mess with Mexican pride! #donaldtrump #yourefired

Star Wars Star, Oscar Isaac (Poe Dameron) Covers Bill Murray SNL Song a la Inside Llewyn Davis on TheScene

Star Wars: The Force Awakens opened on a Wednesday to nearly unanimous glowing reviews from critics and fans alike, but by Friday, while audiences continued to pack theaters, the contrarians, naysayers and misanthropes began to blog about supposed plot-holes and inconsistencies.  Star Wars: The Force Awakens has broken nearly every box office record, and yet, these self-appointed sages point their crooked little fingers at the rest of us, who, like the Emperor in his new clothes, have been duped; only they are clever enough to see the truth. Humbug, I say!

Christmas nap (at Noe Valley)