I mean like have you ever walked on it? I been there last month when my family and I went to San Francisco. It was scary 'cause the bridge kept shaking cause there were cars driving on it. But at the same time it was also kind of fun. I took lots of pictures btw.

Long time ago, when I was in San Fran, I believe I went over it by car.

I still prefer the Brooklyn Bridge.

No.
(not a one word post?)

Haven't even been to the US, so unless it's been moved to somewhere nearer to me I haven't.

Same here, so no.

No.
Also if I lived there I wouldn't because tourist attractions in your city are very boring

Nope but in our school our teacher chose us a famous landmark around the world and we had to do an essay on it. I had to do the golden gate bridge. Anyways I'd like to go there someday!

naw. Only been to America once, and that a connecting flight in Miami Airport.

I went by car... And it was reaaaaaaaaaaaally foggy, and it was mid-august. SF weather is screwed up.

I drove on it on my way back from Comic-Con all i remember is me being pissing myself cuz i was afraid of an earthquake happening while we were driving on it having lived near there for a bit it wasn't much of an attraction.

You DROVE?
I thought ur friends flew u

I've walked on it many times. So, yeah.

I drove over it a few times when I was in San Fran a year ago. It's a pretty cool sight. My dad and brother biked over it, but for what ever reason I didn't feel like going with them.

Yes, all the time. It pretty much isn't a big deal if you live near SF.

We flew from Vancouver i had to make an importantish stop there so there was no point in paying twice for a plane ticket.

that's not fog, that's smug!!!


i haven't been in america, so nop, haven't been on it yet

Nope it would indeed be fog San Francisco is like that for some reason.

I want to. Not because it's a tourist attraction just because it's a feat of engineering fit for tourism.

WAT

San Francisco is an awesome town. The tourist attractions aren't very special, but there's nothing too "boring" about SF.

With 90% of the male population walking around in rainbow shirts tied in a knot how could it be boring for you Vera?

Only 15% of SF is gay. You're really not going to run into the SF IS GAY LOL stereotype unless you hang around Castro street.

My image of SF is the way it was in the 19th century as well as hippie town USA :~D

yes i live like 40 minutes away from san francisco and I have walked it, ridden bikes over it, driven over it. everything. its a beautiful view to look out at san francisco. its a great city.

Good lord, a Japanese guy scared of earthquakes while driving through Cali?

I've never been to the Bridge but I think the Sydney Harbour Bridge is cooler.

That all said, my bridge is The Sunshine Skyway.

Only 15% admit to being gay




I'm more afraid of falling off the bridge. Earthquakes happen i've been in quite a few (heck i've been in one in Toronto for gods sake) I've never been on a bridge while one was occuring however and i'm always really timid when i'm west of the San Andreas because my grade 9 geography teacher kept rambling on about that big-ass earthquake thats long overdue for the area.

Why would someone hide their sexual orientation in the most gay-friendly city in America?

Scared of stupid foreigners making fun of them? I know i personally shouted queer at everyone who even looked the slightest bit flamboyant, I lived in the arts and entertainment district of Toronto for a while which is equally gay-friendly and although they might tell a close friend they usually tried to hide it in public for some reason. Odd i know.

I've been on the golden gate. Except no one told me how cold it would be in San Fran It was cold and raining. Lucky the camera didn't get ruined

Bah!

Ever been to Kanadia??

I haven't been on the bridge personally, I wouldn't look to go on or over that bridge eitherway. It seems pointless to me because other than the idea that a bridge gets me across an area faster there is usually nothing spectacular about them. Is there anything special about this bridge? I severly doubt it.

I'm never been on it, nor have I been to North America either, although I plan to visit the States.

I don't

I haven't gone in it either

Someone who claims to be as artistic as you should be able to appreciate the fact that you could get quite the view from it?

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OT: If I ever visit SF, it'll be on my list of things to do.

never i don't see what's so interesting

Nope, I haven't. I'd love to someday, though.

The longest bridge I've probably ever been on is the bridge that connects Virginia to the southern tip of Maryland.