7/12 Save 1015! Preserve the SF House Meat Market from gentrification!
http://www.1015.com -sameer
\_ Meat market? hardly, unless you crave chaste asian booty. if
you really want to get laid, go to 1984 and stand in one
place for awhile.
\_ for the record, the housing next to 1015 is a public
housing project --caliban
\_ shhhsh. stop actually being informed about anything you
rave about.
\_ why the hell should i sign a petition that gives me absolutely
zero info on the issue? (and on a website that consists of
nothing but shockwave for that matter)
\_ Wow... I read the site and the shockwave crap and this place sounds
like a nightmare! Is there a petition I can sign in support of
closing it down forever and preventing another such menace from
popping up elsewhere in the city?
\-1015 has got to be one of the most obnoxious places in sf.
i cant believe i have given my money repeatedly in the past
to people that treat you that rudely. --psb
\_ i was there once and remarked only that it was really
dirty and they charged twice as much for halfsize drinks.
and their website is an atrocity. -lila
\_ 1015 does completely suck ass in all the ways mentioned
here. however: there are a couple of worthwhile events
that happen there, people renting the place out for a night.
usually weeknights, i would stay the HELL away on a weekend.
more importantly though, and why people like sameer and i,
are heavily involved in throwing underground parties that
have as their goal to provide quality, inexpensive experiences,
contrary to the typical 1015/club scene, is 1015's role in
city politics. the city will be able to shut more clubs
down, based on noise/bullshit, if 1015 loses this battle.
it'll be like a preceedent, and those of us involved with
the club scene don't want that to happen. it's already
impossible for certain types of people to throw certain types
of events with certain types of music - the city has thrown
up a vast array of obstacles, and even if you surmount those,
you wind up needing to charge $25/person (unacceptable in our
circles for a one-night event) and sfpd can march right in
and shut it down for *no reason*. so it's not about 1015
as a great, swell club, it's about the future of soma, and
the ability for new tenants to push old tenants out, crushing
established businesses. there's a good article in the
/sf weekly/ regarding this phenomenon:
http://www.sfweekly.com/1998/012799/cothran1.html
-- caliban
\-what happened to the old "coming to a nuisance" defense?
an appropriate name in teh case of 1015. --psb |