I've lived in SF for 30 years and never seen that place. How do you find these things?
Jim | 04.08.08 - 4:30 pm | #

They find me, I think.
Paperghost | Homepage | 04.08.08 - 4:32 pm | #

i lol'd hard.
SubWrath | 04.08.08 - 6:28 pm | #

I don't think I could eat at a restaurant with a name like this. Then again, may be honest advertising. If so, you know what you're getting...
Ed Q. | 04.08.08 - 7:09 pm | #

Wow, last place I saw advertising "wankees" complete with phonenumber was on the side of a card in a london phonebox.
Steve | 04.08.08 - 9:01 pm | #

......aaaaaaaand here comes the smut.

Okay, I'm retreating to a safe distance now. Have fun!
Paperghost | Homepage | 04.08.08 - 9:02 pm | #

Im sure i saw a restaurant in Shanghai with the name Whan-key a cousin maybe
milligansghost | 04.08.08 - 9:30 pm | #

Its a force of nature... every time we take him out he runs into things like that
ObiJan | Homepage | 04.09.08 - 4:38 am | #

yea lol. There are chick-magnets and there is PG, magnet-of-oddities.

ROFL

Sorry PG lol.
Yourhighness | Homepage | 04.09.08 - 9:58 am | #

I would have had to eat there personally. If only for the opportunity to drop the line "Great, I ate every day at some Wan Kee Restaurant" into conversation, when asked what the food was like in SF.

Thanks for the LOLZ, ROFL, etc. . . . .
RichieB | 04.09.08 - 11:36 am | #

Teabag in the land of Odd sounds like a title of a movie,
As to the name of that place no comment lmao
Hugs teabag and runs away...
Kaleidoscope eyes | 04.09.08 - 2:32 pm | #

I'm too busy laughing to comment *takes out brain and puts it in bucket of bleach* - next he's gonna run into a restaurant named Pam and her five sisters :P
Caz | 04.09.08 - 9:16 pm | #