Alan_Kellogg
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Out of the rain, into some turkey
Other than the meal, how was your trip to Faulconer Park?— February 11, 2016 5:40 p.m.
neighborhoods/downtown-san-diego -- Downtown San Diego
City of San Diego to eliminate affordable apts in the city. Said an undisclosed spokesman for the city, "By not updating our information regarding affordable apartments, or by not providing complete information regarding which, we are encouraging the indigent and destitute to move out to other parts, and thus saving apartment space for decent, upright human beings." San Diego expects to be 'poor frei'...(I mean)...poor free by 2016. At which time San Diego will be declared an inhabitation restricted to only the rich and well to do. The remains of the last of the housing refugees should be eaten by scavengers in 2015.— August 22, 2013 7:36 p.m.
neighborhoods/downtown-san-diego -- Downtown San Diego
It's a Miracle. A perusal of available residential hotels (SROs) on the list available from the San Diego Housing Commission has revealed that the famed Hotel San Diego is still open for business and housing tenants despite having been demolished for Federal construction years ago. How authorities worked out how to provide Federal offices and beds for the poor has not been revealed. It is hoped that revelation of the trick will allow housing of the indigent in locations currently occupied in business towers, military installations, and zoo enclosures.— August 16, 2013 9:19 p.m.
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Date Line Metro Hotel, East Village 92101 Date August 14 2013 Yes, a thirty foot fall will kill you. Yes, people who announced they're jumping 30 feet into sidewalk mean what they say. No, you can't safely ignore them even if they hurt your precious ego. Coming up, a rash of suicides as the pernicious hostility to mental illness by the courts and the mental health industry ramps up. Next, how to save money on the homeless head.— August 16, 2013 9:11 p.m.
Beautifully rinky-dink
Ed, do you really need an expense account? Or is $10.00 the new nickel hot dog?— August 16, 2013 9 p.m.