Crossing the street, I think this was the person the lady in the middle who tore down a traffic paper. Traffic sign attached to one of those rubber stanchions in the middle of the parking line next to the bike lane where she was pointing around to these men at different things, but she tore it down, sir speciously kind of backed up to looking both ways to make certain nobody was looking and then took it down. I don’t know what it had said just filed this. Tony don’t post it.

Crossing the street, I think this was the person the lady in the middle who tore down a traffic paper. Traffic sign attached to one of those rubber stanchions in the middle of the parking line next to the bike lane where she was pointing around to these men at different things, but she tore it down, sir speciously kind of backed up to looking both ways to make certain nobody was looking and then took it down. I don’t know what it had said just filed this. Tony don’t post it.

Skippy Brown

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I’m h. brown, the creator and author behind this blog. I’m a political blogger covering San Francisco local politics. Everything I write from now on is my attempt to carry on the torch for Linda Laflamme (Neska) and Roscoe Robinson (Frank Leslie/Mickey/Roscoe) two gifts to so many many thousands.

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