Duncan Scott Davidson’s rant about fixed-gear bikes is causing a ruckus.
“Your article is based on ignorance, stereotypes, and one bad experience shared by your friend. You are not qualified to have written this article.”
–Jake Guy
“Dude! I couldn’t agree more! I’m glad to see someone else is finally taking up the cause against these damn hipsters! I myself have started a campaign against the entire Mission district, since most hipsters live there. I mean, respect to the old-school heads, but it’s just not all that impressive.”
–joshua
“‘The fixed-gear is to 2006 what the Razor scooter was to 1996: a wheeled freak show for wannabes.’ — a lot of other morons probably said the same thing about skateboards. Yeah, that was just a fad, you don’t see anyone riding a board anymore.”
— McBomb
Firing off at fixed-gears: Read the article with comments
Sarah Phelan’s piece about the Lusty Lady’s union vs. co-op status caught some fire.
“This story is a one-sided piece of rubbish, suitable for lining of the bottom of bird cages and nothing else.”
— 7654321
“When I was in Seattle, I used to go to the Lusty Lady there and end up spending quite a bit, because the girls were hot and the shows were hot (both stage and Private Pleasures). At the SF Lusty Lady, I only rarely see a girl I find attractive, so I go there only rarely, really just to check on whether anything has changed or not.”
— anon_voyeur
“Maybe support staff needs to spend more time mopping and cleaning, i.e. doing their job, and less time cruising the internet.”
–timmit
Lusty Lady loses its innocence: Read the article with comments
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