Holy crap, submitter, is that a "Mad Movies with the LA Connection" reference? I didn't think there were 10 people on the planet who remembered that show and I'm related to four of them.

Just some BDSM convention got a little out of hand. Nothing to see here. Move along.

Did Ric Romero write this article?
FTFA:
Police are awaiting a medical examiner's report to determine what caused the trauma on the male victim. Esparza said it could have been a gunshot wound or trauma caused by blunt force.

"No one saw or heard anything," Esparza said, adding that investigators are still trying to determine if the two victims had been attacked elsewhere and dumped on Brussels Street.

Suicide.

I guess even San Francisco has bad rope tops.

We call this Tuesday.
Also this is what happens when you forget the safe word.
_{/not from SF.}

I understand there will be a unique SF Police inspector on the case....

BunkoSquad: Holy crap, submitter, is that a "Mad Movies with the LA Connection" reference? I didn't think there were 10 people on the planet who remembered that show and I'm related to four of them.

I still have several of those on an old VHS taped from TV... m- m- m- MAD MOVIES!!!

8:30; they like to start early in S.F.

It looks like they found the two people who voted for Mitt Romney there.

Some people pay good money to be tied up like that.

Mad Movies----I still fondly remember the begining of the Night of The Living Dead when the first zombie is staggering through the cemetary and the line they dubbed over was "telegram, telegram, telegram"

dr.zaeus: I still have several of those on an old VHS taped from TV... m- m- m- MAD MOVIES!!!

A few years ago, my brother game me "DVDs" of them...turns out some guy just had the same deal as you, VHS copies, but transferred them to DVDs with VHS quality. No big deal, they're watchable and bring back lots of great memories.

/Santa Fe Trail FTW
//"I was going to start with 'four score and seven years ago', but a funny thing happened to me on the way to Gettysburg"

FTFA: Esparza said the neighborhood the two were found in is "pretty quiet."

Maybe now, but when I was growing up in the city, Bayview/Hunters Point was on my 'no-fly' list.

/Are the Double Rock Projects still around? I know Filmo' is gentrified - no more Pink Palace.

FTA: "It's just your typical working-class neighborhood," he said...

alizeran: FTFA: Esparza said the neighborhood the two were found in is "pretty quiet."

Maybe now, but when I was growing up in the city, Bayview/Hunters Point was on my 'no-fly' list.

/Are the Double Rock Projects still around? I know Filmo' is gentrified - no more Pink Palace.

Double Rock is definitely still around, and apparently still a traffic jam on weekend nights with people buying crack.

/work on the Shipyard

if someone dies on a frisco street, bound and gagged..
does anyone give a shiat?

nope!

Luckily for the killer, they rarely solve murder cases there
and hey, maybe it's a lifestyle thing

(I miss the citadel)

That area of the city is terrible.

Peace, love, rope.

I don't know if it's a local thing or an internet thing, but why the obvious tag?

/is confused

Somebody forgot the safe word

/it's 'Radiator'

Someone broke their toys.

That wasn't a safe area when I was living there 5 years ago.

When the lights, go down, in the city,

& the sun, shines on,

the gagged...,

I hate it when people dump their garbage in the middle of the road.

Fark every news team in SF that can't get the farking neighborhood right on this one. They've been calling it Bayview and Visitacion. Welcome to the Portola, people. If this neighborhood's too dangerous for you please do us all a favor and move to the peninsula. Or better yet, spend a bunch of money to live in a hip but really dangerous place like the Mission and become an easy target/martyr.

/born and raised
//love that people don't realize that SF natives are, on average, hella ghetto.

Damnit....people still say 'hella'

Wasilla Hillbilly: Damnit....people still say 'hella'

I listened to the Nerdist podcast with Colin Hanks and they spent 30 discussing that phrase. That pretty much cured me of listening to The Nerdist.

We need to outlaw bounds and gags.

/ or not

alizeran: FTFA: Esparza said the neighborhood the two were found in is "pretty quiet."

Maybe now, but when I was growing up in the city, Bayview/Hunters Point was on my 'no-fly' list.

/Are the Double Rock Projects still around? I know Filmo' is gentrified - no more Pink Palace.

That area is right between Bayview and the Sunnydale-area housing projects, so while it itself may be quiet, it's a convenient thoroughfare between shooty and stabby. Not a terribly surprising place to find a body, in my opinion.

This is why I use a safe-tune instead of a safe-word.

It's OK, they were DJ's.

BunkoSquad: dr.zaeus: I still have several of those on an old VHS taped from TV... m- m- m- MAD MOVIES!!!

A few years ago, my brother game me "DVDs" of them...turns out some guy just had the same deal as you, VHS copies, but transferred them to DVDs with VHS quality. No big deal, they're watchable and bring back lots of great memories.

/Santa Fe Trail FTW
//"I was going to start with 'four score and seven years ago', but a funny thing happened to me on the way to Gettysburg"

I think I'll do a double feature of The Little Princess and Zorro's Fighting Legion this weekend... maybe followed up with some J-Men Forever action.

probably from Oakland

TrainingWheelsNeeded: 8:30; they like to start early in S.F.

8:30am is pretty late in the evening, even for SF

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TrainingWheelsNeeded: 8:30; they like to start early in S.F.

8:30am is pretty late in the evening, even for SF


when i was living there, the ambulances started up around 7:30 am. mostly o.d.'s i guess.