Most of our readers find that they can express their feelings about our writing with a few short sentences in the comments section of a blog post. Others prefer the note-wrapped-around-a-brick-through-the-window technique. This is the first time we’ve received something like this.
Friend of BTBNL and one-time San Diego resident Jeff Miller was so moved by Blogger Kevin Wright’s recent contribution, “San Francisco Loves San Diego,” he sent the following as a response. And I’m not trying to instigate anything, but I had to edit out some very colorful language and a few comments about Kevin’s heritage. Just saying.
I give you Jeff Miller:
San Diego vs. San Francisco
Pictures are Worth More Than a Thousand Words
San Diego vs. San Francisco
Calm Mission Bay, San Diego, vs. Rough Water, San Francisco Bay
City of San Diego = 72.7 square miles, vs. City of San Francisco = 46.9 square miles
San Diego’s Coronado Bridge vs. San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge (It’s right there below the fog)
Lodging at the Hotel Del, Coronado Island, vs. Lodging at the Pen, Alcatraz Island
San Diego Ocean Sunset vs. San Francisco Ocean Sunset
San Diego Beach Surfer Girl vs. San Francisco Beach Punker Girl
San Diego Rock & Roll Marathon vs. San Francisco Marathon
San Diego Beach Dude vs. San Francisco Beach Dude
Diego’s Belmont Park Roller Coaster vs. San Francisco Lombard St. Roller Coaster
San Diego Comic-Con Super Heroes vs. San Francisco Bay to Breakers Super Heroes
Tony Gwynn, Hall of Famer, Mr. Padre vs. Barry Bonds, Before & After, Hall of Steroids
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Editor’s note: Paul here. Again, not trying to instigate a rivalry here, but I heard San Francisco say that San Diego is where fun people go die when they get old. Then San Diego said something about quarantining San Francisco to get the crazy out of the gene pool. Not trying to start something. Just saying.
Paul, you might want to start wearing that giant pink sundae/nacho helmet to protect yourself from flying bricks.
You could have done one more slide, comparing the Folsom St. Fair to the San Diego County Fair….