So you think you know San Francisco? Well, here is your chance to find out, again.
The term 'mansplaining' is said to have been coined by which San Francisco writer?
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At Gough and Eddy Streets, Jefferson Square Park is due east and a bit south of Portsmouth Square, which is on Washington Street and Walter Lum Place in Chinatown.
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Test your San Francisco trivia knowledge! Click through to see previous San Francisco Trivia Brunch questions. How many can you get?
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After Gregory Jacobs died of cardiac arrest at age 60, Davie Johnson (above) got the business of freaking out the visitors all to himself.
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On July 17, 1988 it hit 103 degrees in the city and no doubt Baker Beach was a mob scene.
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One night at Tosca Cafe in North Beach, Kid Rock was supposedly playing music in the back of the bar when Sean Penn decided some percussion was needed. What did Penn use as an instrument?
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If you want to go to Strawberry Hill in San Francisco, over what body of water must you pass?
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It's our SF Trivia Brunch, our weekly buffet of tidbits about the city served here for you every Sunday morning. It is extremely random and extremely short because trivia is best served while your coffee is still hot.
So, time to test your local knowledge. Expect questions about the present and past, the obvious and obscure. And then you can use them to stump your friends and neighbors.
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