The next petition I intend to sign is going to be this one . I sincerely hope it gets on the November ballot. Demorcacy in action! Honor G.W. Bush by naming SF's sewage treatment plant after him. Yay! I love SF! 
update: it's on the ballot!!!

Ever been to *@#$% heaven? Last night I revisited the freaks of '86 at the Castro Theater. A double feature of probably my favorite David Lynch film, Blue Velvet, and Jonathan Demme's Something Wild. I remember the freakishness of Lynch's masterpiece, but it's so much freakier on the big screen with a room full of people. Dennis Hopper as an Oedipal gangster huffing nitrus, Isabella Rossellini as a tortured night club singer, and fresh faced Kyle MacLachlan, pre-Twin Peaks, looking for trouble with a teenage (role) Laura Dern. How could you go wrong? This is the most entertaining freak fest from Lynch ever. Oh, and I can't forget Dean Stockwell in his queenliest role ever, complete with lip syncing to Elvis and sucker punching. 

Followed by the most bizarre Demme film I've ever seen. 8o's cheese to the max. Jeff Daniels in his most entertaining role (not saying much, I admit) as a VP needing a vacation and Melanie Griffith as a con girl ready to give it to him. John Waters cameos. Ray Liotta is his usual freaky self. Good for how bad it is. Linen blue suits with white shoes. White girl obsessed with black  culture and reggae. Car chases. Stick ups. Fights. Sex.