Five Cars Set Ablaze This Weekend, SF Arson Unit Investigating
San Francisco arson investigators are looking at five separate vehicle fires in various parts of the city over the weekend, but have not yet concluded...
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raqcoon said:
July 27, 2009 2:43 PM
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Yet, another caveat to having a vehicle in SF: 1) arson, 2) parking, 3) congestion, 4) pollution, 5) burglary, 6) vandalism, 7) citations, 8) accidents, 9) profiling, 10) etc., compared to public transportation: 1) assault, 2) robbery, 3) rape, 4) fraud, 5) scams, 6) homicide, 7) larceny, 8) vagrants, 9) profiling, 10) etc. Why can't San Franciscans just stay locked down in their abodes?
Eve Batey replied to comment from raqcoon
July 27, 2009 4:34 PM
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Believe me, I try! But no good restaurants deliver to my nabe.