John Law

@Photomusicrock 😎

Playing AC/DC’s music in retirement facilities is the way!

@fOx1257067 The salad took its rightful place quietly alongside the premier meat.

Somewhere a salad just watched this and gave up.😋

@jdowdell @ShowdeerArt @BiancoDavinci it's been around 6 years since last climb

@ShowdeerArt @BiancoDavinci That would be @johnwlaw I believe.

Amazing shot taken at the right time and in the right place. These antennas on top of the San Francisco Sutro Tower look like a ghost ship.

@archi_tradition Corbursier was what I would call an architectural felon. His's influence on world architecture is surely a crime. Thank god this monstrosity was never built.

What’s the most depressing building you’ve ever seen with your own eyes?

@PAMsLOvE Hot & Nasty by Black Oak Arkansas

@GingyNuggy @iamvsus Fortunato: "For the love of God Montresor!" Montresor: "YES! For the love of God!"

@iamvsus what space?

what should i do with this space?

It was professional suicide and he knew it. When Solzhenitsyn took the podium at Harvard in 1978 to offer the commencement address he was dearly loved by the media and America’s elite. When he finished he knew he would be an outcast for life. Here’s what he said. 🧵

Dog wranglervmgk

@tjcrowley yes

Scab Santa - didn't pay union dues

Look at what Julian Assange revealed. For this, he's been tortured for the last 10 years or so. Evil. There is no other explanation.

Wanna help keep the sign at the Palace Hotel made from real neon? Go to this public hearing on Weds: sfneon.org/wp-content/upl…

On this week’s episode of (St)Roll Over Easy… Coit Tower! @johnwlaw! Stairway streets! Two out of breath radio hosts! We’re climbing to the top of Telegraph Hill to meet our favorite culture jammer. Join us! From sea level to summit, only on @BFFdotFM.

@RealEmirHan youtu.be/84oOfzTmc5g?fe…

Isabel Adjani..... hubba

@fasc1nate Here's where I was on the 50th anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge: johnwlaw.com/2012/10/26/the… johnwlaw.com/2013/03/09/sun…

The 50th anniversary of the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge in 1987. Initially, planners anticipated a gathering of around 80,000 people. However, the turnout greatly exceeded expectations, with an estimated 800,000 individuals attending the event. The burden of people walking caused the normally curved roadbed to flatten. SF resident Winston Montgomery depicted the situation by writing, "The Golden Gate Bridge, bearing all its 419,000 tons, creaked and oscillated like a frail wooden slab over a chasm." People who were scared and feeling seasick ended up being sick on their own shoes. As per Montgomery's account, to alleviate the pressure on the bridge, individuals started tossing bicycles and strollers off the structure.

At the Roxie Nov 19 check out HEAD TRIP, documenting The Doggie Diner's cross country trip to New York City along with San Francisco's premiere punk rock bicycle ensemble, CYCLECIDE BIKE RODEO during the opening salvos of the Iraqi war in 2003. roxie.com/film/head-trip/

Geary Blvd and Arguello Blvd photographed in 1970. Facing north, the Doggie Diner can be seen, no longer standing now. Behind that, Roosevelt Middle School and Temple Emanu-El can be seen in the distance. opensfhistory.org/Display/wnp27.…