Many thanks to home detective and armchair psychoanalyst Bob, who spotted this ambiguous shape in San Rafael on May 15.
This one looks like a tiny, squished giraffe Or the dirty ribbon that I used to play with as a child… Or actually, I think it’s my old teacher, Miss Katz-Butts. Whatever it is, it’s trying to ruin my life!
Somebody else will clean it up.
Bob’s hobbies often lead him to the UHaul in San Rafael. One day, while wandering among the trucks, he spied the spidery remains of someone’s rushed breakfast. He didn’t pick it up, either.
This season yielded a healthy crop of peels. They thrive in the fall months because they can blend in with the leaves and banana slugs on the ground. Keep your eyes peeled, lest you slip and fall!
From the debris around this partial peel, I suspect a Tasmanian devil.
A cruel Halloween trick outside Green Apple Books in San Francisco.
Thanks to Joey for spotting this slick and twisted reject on Zoe St, on Nov. 8.
A source spotted this slippery specimen on Irwin Street in San Rafael. “Sticker in very good shape”, he reports.
Spotted by Bob on May 31, in an alley in San Rafael.
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