Whatd'yalooklike?

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Posted By: Julie Vognar

I know we tried this before, and only got a couple of pictures. Better luck this time?







I'm on the right. The button says "An eye for an eye leaves the whole world blind" (Ghandi said it)

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Posted By: Keith O'Leary

yes, they call me baldy for short around here.

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Posted By: Lee Behrens

Floating down the Snake River with my uncle, wearing my prized ESPN hat that i won in one of there contests.

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Posted By: Hanrkon

These posts are useful, as I base my shipping and 'handling' charges on how well the person dresses.

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Posted By: John(z28jd)

Well David just convinced me not to post my picture because i do buy stuff from him from time to time and i cant afford the extra shipping

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Posted By: Hankron

Don't worry John, I know you had to borrow a suit and tie once, so I won't charge you much. If Keith ever buys from me, I think I might owe him money.

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Posted By: John(z28jd)

Oh i get it,the worse we dress the less you charge? Well in that case i think you owe me money from last time,i dont have $3 to waste on shipping charges,im no millionaire ya know!

p.s. I'll need to borrow a suit and tie again for my cousins wedding later this year.Im thinking of standing outside the thift shop and low-balling people on the stuff they bring in.I might look good in lime green

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Posted By: jay behrens

Juie, where's the Brooklyn hat? I almost didn't recognize you.

I think I'll be getting free shipping from David.





Jay

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Posted By: jay behrens

and a picture of what I looked like when Julie knew, since she says she doesn't remember what I look like.

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Posted By: Hankron

One those rare days when someone remarks that I'm dressed unusually nicely, my response invariably will be, "Thank you. I'm doing my laundry and these are the only clean clothes I had left."

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Posted By: Hankron

In otherwords, if anyone knew many consective days I've worn these jeans and that I mistakenly used that Christmas present tie to make coffee for a month until someone advised me that Pierre Cardin didn't make coffee filters, would not mistake me for a fashionable person.

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Posted By: Jay Miller

Aside from Julie, this looks like the possible photo answers to the multiple choice question of who was the postal worker who climbed up on the roof of Dennys with a semi-automatic.

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Posted By: Hankron

Henry, on the other hand, he's all class. He barely wants to associate with me when we're in public.

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Posted By: Jon Canfield

Haven't been posting on the boards much now that
law school is back into full swing but I'm still lurking in the shadows... (And no, this isn't a "conviction" photo - it's my new passport one!)

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Posted By: Scott

I was lucky enough to attend several of the mens ice hockey games at the 2002 olympics in Salt Lake.

Got my buddy to take the following picture (Yes, the guy with the white gloves in the commercials who guards the cup was there. Even traded some olympic pins with him!) :0)

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Posted By: Dave

A friend took this waiting in line at my favorite Chinese reasturant, House of Nanking, in San Francisco's Chinatown.

Dave

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Posted By: Brian Weisner

Dad and I playing Golf..........

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Posted By: julie

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Posted By: Julie

You jabber all day, but you don't post your pictures!

Jay: NOW I remember you!

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Posted By: RBCraik

I'm the one with the halo

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Posted By: jay behrens

Not a bad place to eat, but I used to eat at Sam Wo's at least once or twice a week when I lived in downtown SF. Gotta love a place where you practically walk thru the kitchen to get to the seating. The fact it stays open until 4am is also nice since I am a night owl.

Jay

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Posted By: Lee Behrens

Thanks for the photos but which ones are you? last names please.

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Posted By: Brian C Daniels

The House of Nam King on Kearny rocks! I'll bet Jay used to go there as well. I drive 50 miles to go there once a week as I cannot resist the Oyster based Yam and shrimp dish! I saw Steve Martin in there once and another time I saw Dennis Hopper and Lew Pinella!

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Posted By: jay behrens

Sam Wo's was my main Chinese haunt, for German I went to Schroeder's next the Embarcadero Center. For Italian I went to Cafe Sport. The Garlic pasta would leave your breath reaking for days afterwards For Cajun, I went to the Ginger Bread House in the Post of Oakland. There was also a really cool Greek restaurant in the Port of Oakland, but I forget it's name, that had belly dancers and live music. Hot and Hunky is easily the best burger joint in SF and for a slice pizza, Blondie's just can't be beat. And just my luck, they have locations in downtown SF and Berkeley. The places I could always be found.

Just wish it didn't cost so much to live there, otherwise I would still be living there. And I've traveled the world and lived in most parts of the country and SF cannot be beat.

Jay

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Posted By: Hankron

Me standing in front of the George Gipp Memorial in a small park at the center his hometown of Laurium Upper Pennisula Michigan. The reddish streak is a trail of rust from the Gipper's plaque approx 6 feet above my head.

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Posted By: Julie

a steep flight of stairs to get to the seating (yes, through the kitchen)? I was there with my mother in 1985, and my mother looked at the menu and asked, "Do you have any Chinese vegitables?" and the waiter said, " Madam, ALL our vegitables (are) Chinese vegitables!"

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Posted By: Kevin O

I'm mostly a learning lurker, but here I am at my summer job in Chicago:



This is from the night before our 2001 swoon. It's difficult to keep them straight.

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Posted By: Julie Vognar

How exciting! Tell more.

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Posted By: Scott

Sorry about that...

I'm Scott Mosley (who posted the picture with the Stanley Cup)...

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Posted By: quan

i would've NEVER thought David look like that! From his posts I take him for a rambling old professor

Where are all the pics from the last 2 Nationals? Most of the board regulars are pretty well-represented thurr.

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Posted By: Ben

I'm much buffer now, but still every bit as handsome

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Posted By: Ben

btw, I'm only kidding about the buff & handsome stuff. Woody Allen could probably kick my ass and beat me in a beauty contest on his lunchbreak.

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Posted By: Dave

Thanks for the tips for eating in San Francisco. I don't live there, either. I used to live down the penninsula (Menlo Park) but moved to Spokane, WA in 1979. I only get to go out when I travel there, which is usually about once a year.

PS - I really like the garlic calamari

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Posted By: Scott

I've only been a couple of times but the wife and I enjoy eating at Scomas (sp?) which is a seafood restaurant down by Fishermans Wharf...

I don't know what a locals view of the place is but we had some excellent meals there. Just be prepared to wait in line for a bit (but its well worth it!)

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Posted By: jay behrens

Julie, yes, that is the place. And they are famous for their rude waiters and making you eat with chopsticks. They only server tea, so they let you in bring in outside drink.

Every once in awhile, we would a get a pony keg of beer and take over the top floor of the place party all night there. hanging off the balcony and offerieng free beer was always a great way to pick up women, hehe

Jay

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Posted By: jay behrens

Scoma's is good, but overhyped. I'm not a big fan of Fisherman's Warf other than to buy fresh crab, but The Grotto is really good and makes a rockin' Crab Del Monaco.

I almost forgot. There is another Italian resturant right next to Cafe Sport, can't remember the name (Leaning Tower or something like that) that has a really cool collection of basbeall memorabilia. They all make a really good osso bucco.

Jay

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Posted By: Patrick McMenemy

Fishing for Brook Trout in Maine a few years back...

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Posted By: B C Daniels

The Hong Kong Flower Lounge is the place bro~
I am surprised Julie is not on this topic. She lives here as well! The Grotto is great but has old pee pee from kids carpet and is too old in many ways.

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Posted By: Jason

BcDaniels-

I would like your take on the upcoming Passion film directed by Mel Gibson. I think the film will have a powerful impact on all who get the opportunity to see it. I dont know how to post pictures so sorry.

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Posted By: Julie

Yank Sing (Mission and Spear, Stevenson) and Ton Kiang (Geary, between 22nd and 23rd). Dim (or deem) sum are those little pillows stuffed with crab, shrimp, pork, chicken etc.) plus great green vergitables, plus
tiny portions of roast duck, plus spring rolls and potstickers. Plus a great custard tart called don tah--made on premesis. Everything is very SMALL, so you can limit your spending to what you want to spend.

Yank Sing is more westernized--they serve coffee, and two great ice cream deserts (pistacho and mango) on a little pie crust, in addition to the don tah.

Please wipe away my drool...MORE PICTURES!

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Posted By: Hankron

Quan, a man once brought to my home a photograph he wanted me to look at. When I met him at the door, he said he was surpised because he figured I'd be a 70 year old man.

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Posted By: Mike Williams

Van Ness and Geary...

Steam Me!

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Posted By: jay behrens

Tommy's Joint is very cool. If you crave buffalo meat, this is the place to go. They also have a very nice beer selection. When I threw raves in SF, we used to rent out the Hungarian Hall which is about 1/2 a block from there. We used to get a deal on the buffalo stew that was left at the end of the night and we would all be grubbing on that in the backroom of the rave. There is also a very good Mongolian BBQ place on Polk a few blocks form there. It's on the second floor.

Jay

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Posted By: jay behrens

I can't forget this place. Easily the coolest ice cream place in the Bay Area. The have all kinds of vintage toys, mostly 50s and 60s Japanese tin toys and robots along with other interesting pieces. Seating is hard to find though since the place is always crowed.

Jay

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Posted By: Rhett Yeakley

My Wife (Kim) and I.
http://members.aol.com/rhettyeakley/rhettkim

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Posted By: Kevin Cummings

Julie - I'm the one on the left.

I'm smiling because now I have only two more college educations to pay for!

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Posted By: B C D

Mike Williams and jay-Tommy's palce is cool. Funny,it is in the seediest part of San Francisco at night. I am surprised to see the windows intact in the morning. The Thai resturant on Post rocks as well as does the Persian place.

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Posted By: BcD

I see maybe one movie every three or four years. I think going to the movies is a waste of time for me and my family.I would rather read or go ice skating with my children.

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Posted By: brian p

I'm one of the sleepy fellows--but I forget which one.

Brian

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Posted By: brian p

I hope I'm not the one who is drooling.

Brian