Many of the classic film noir locations were in San Francisco. "Out Of The Past" and "Maltese Falcon" are two that immediately come to mind. Other movies, not of that genre, have included the line of dialogue, "He was last seen in San Francisco". What is it about San Francisco that stirs drama, mystery and intrigue? Well it's a beautiful port city and port cities are both destinations and stopover places that draw all kinds of imaginable people.
Speaking of oddities. How about sharing a dining experience in S.F. with someone who is nude? S.F. has many homosexuals. They have been left to grow strong under the Civil Rights Act of 1964. We are all equal . Right? They now have great political force both in the city and the state. The state recently mandated homosexual studies in schools. That's right, recruiting naive children has now been made legal. In the city the latest queer idea is to allow nudity in restaurants. One need only use a drop cloth on the seat. In the old days a parent would tell their children, "Wash your hands before coming to the table." Nowadays thoughtful same sex couples might tell the kids to include washing their genitals and anal areas and also include bandaging open sores from STDs if that were appropriate before digging in on that messy hamburger. Look out below!. Non- thoughtful same sex couples might not care to give instructions.
One of the reasons for homophobia is the perception that homosexuals are unclean. I.E. AIDS. Drop cloth seating with residual fecal or STD excretions will only intensify that bias. Dining in the nude is not a civil right. It's a health issue. This whole goal of everyone getting what they want under the cover(pun intended) of civil rights is absurd. And bacteria will for now be the only force of reason. Because the great majority of people are too stupid or too cowardly to protest.
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