San Francisco Vandals Keep Messing With Super Bowl 50 Signs
 

The Super Bowl is a chance for people in the host city to send a message to the world -- and San Francisco's message is coming in loud and clear.

Some folks aren't too happy about the big event, and signs placed around the city to provide game-related photo ops are turning into photo ops of another sort: 

Twin Peaks Super Bowl Statue Now Reads ‘Up R Bowel’: https://t.co/yxuxJDhp1l pic.twitter.com/XVR4IxzjR3
— Hoodline (@HoodlineSF) January 31, 2016

"There has been a long-standing hatred by some residents about the Super Bowl coming to San Francisco," Stanley Roberts, who hosts the long-running segment "People Behaving Badly" on KRON 4 News, said.

Roberts attributed the vandalism to frustration boiling over on a number of issues, including the fact that the city's residents have to deal with additional crowds and traffic even though the game itself is taking place 45 miles away at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara. 

While these are acts of vandalism, the signs can be pretty funny. 

"It is without a doubt 'People Behaving Badly,'" Roberts said. "But it’s typical San Francisco: We don’t like something, we'll let you know."

Here are some of the ways San Franciscans have let the world know how they feel about Super Bowl 50:

Temporary Super Bowl 50 sign vandalized, altered to say ‘SUP BRO’ https://t.co/ofbj7Oila4 pic.twitter.com/gAyfnfaAL6
— SI Extra Mustard (@SI_ExtraMustard) February 1, 2016

Superb Owl and some bent metal greet celebrants in Alamo Square. #SB50 #SB50Disrupt pic.twitter.com/g5tbF14Bsn
— shanan (@shanand) January 27, 2016

San Francisco is at it again: Here's the 6th Super Bowl 50 sign messed up in the past week https://t.co/kMkPtPjvAq pic.twitter.com/7Bc2EyYV6b
— Mike Rosenberg (@RosenbergMerc) January 31, 2016

Some even turned the signs into political messages, like this one, which was apparently aimed at Mayor Ed Lee:

Photo Du Jour: Palace Of Fine Arts Super Bowl 50 Statue Now Reads 'Lee Robs' https://t.co/IqVecRWYUF pic.twitter.com/PMixgc9vlZ
— SFist (@SFist) February 1, 2016

And at least one of the signs was completely removed: 

Good riddance. Toppled twice, now headed for Ed Lee's backyard. #sb50 @hoodline @SFCitizen pic.twitter.com/NoANGiMDq2
— LZ (@lz) January 31, 2016

 

 

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