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$800K signs mounted at City College
That must really be excellent quality steel that goes into those frames. And the aluminum has got to be top of the line. You through in that acrylic and the LED's with the wiring and hell, its easy to see how one of these signs would cost more than a brand new Lexus. Sure, the Lexus has the air conditioning, and that whole electrical system and then there's things like the drive train, the transmission, engine, suspension system, ABS brakes, the leather interior, the sound system, interior lighting, and lets not forget that neat little navigation screen with the gps. Oh, yea, you can see how those signs and the Lexus are practically the same thing. Of course, the signs do cost a tad more than the Lexus, buy hey, LED's last a long time. So, the only thing the college needs to do now is put up one more sign; a great big one...that says SUCKERS.
— July 20, 2017 10:43 p.m.
Front to back... awesome
It's not back to the future...it's forward to the past. "There is surprising value in stepping away from the infinite digital..." Could not have said it better myself.
— June 29, 2017 8:55 a.m.
Did she want to become a U.S. mud wrestler?
Jose who goes by the name of Jessica? What are we talking here, a Mexican trannie? You do not want to mess with a Mexican trannie. They are survivors bar none. To use my one of my favorite double negatives: They don't take nothing from nobody. (triple?)
— June 9, 2017 7:36 p.m.
Margie's plight
More like what it's like to be a person living in San Diego. I've spoke to several people recently who say they are one rent increase away from homelessness. The landlords don't seem to care. Everyone just shrugs their shoulders, wondering what can be done. There are 46,000 families on the waiting list for Section 8 assistance. The wait time is said to be 8 - 10 years. There appears to be quite a few who are about to slip into Margie's shoes. America's Finest City, indeed.
— February 2, 2017 7:36 p.m.
Philippines' violence may spare UCSD grad
I think we ought to allow any immigrants legal or not, who manages to graduate from Harvard, to be automatically made citizens. Then we should find some way to deport the racist blowhards, like those who frequent these pages. That's how you make America great again; you get rid of the nitwits.
— January 5, 2017 6:11 p.m.
Eight minutes with Pablo Larraín
Pull you out of your seat and drag your face across the screen? Ummm. I don't know, Scott. Sounds a tad rough on the chin and not something that would cause the viewer to enjoy the film even more. But, metaphors have never been my strong suit.
— December 14, 2016 6:43 p.m.
O.B. park treehouse lacked only walls
Homeless in the trees, homeless on the benches, homeless on the grass, homeless on the street corner, homeless at the highway exit, homeless on the meridian, homeless under the bridges, homeless down at the river, homeless in the supermarket, homeless in the coffeehouse, homeless in the library, homeless in the alley, homeless everywhere. I can't wait to see how this all gets better as we Make America Great Again. ha.
— December 10, 2016 8:24 a.m.
Fish tacos and duck fat fries
What a refreshing voice. I had forgotten what the feminine perspective sounded like. Hope we hear more from Ms. Reed. And I'm definitely going to try that meatloaf sandwich.
— December 8, 2016 6:09 p.m.
Charity starts at home
I couldn't agree more with you on this one, Alex. I think these two may have been a tad over served at the salary bar, but all things considered, their pensions seem slim. Some people just have a lot of resentment about folks who get good pensions-- especially those employed in the public sector, where they still have unions and good pay with benefits,and a decent pension package. I have no sympathy for those who decided they didn't want a union, or worse, had one and voted it out. Now they're whining about those "overly generous" public employee pensions. They waved good-bye to the union rep and then watched as the executives salaries went from 20 times theirs to 400 times theirs, and their raises slowed to a crawl while their pensions went into the stock market and pretty much evaporated. Now they point and wail about those who were smart enough to hang on to their union contract and think that if they can't get themselves up, maybe they can at least bring some others down. And the big dogs go laughing all the way to the bank.
— November 24, 2016 9:48 a.m.
Critic trades in cell phone for a padded cell
I like your baseball bat idea, Scott. The problem however, would be getting one into the theater. I was thinking that maybe a paintball gun might be easier to conceal, but with my luck I'd get the sucker right in the eye and them not wearing goggles could be problematic. I want to bop them, not blind them. Then I considered a taser. The problem with that is you have to get close though and who wants to be climbing over seats, plus there would be the screaming. So now I'm leaning toward the good old fashioned pea shooter. Remember them? Nothing but a straw and some hard peas. Silent, but not deadly. And the best part is all you do is bring the peas; the theater supplies the straws! I just might give that a shot.
— November 19, 2016 10:03 p.m.
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$800K signs mounted at City College
That must really be excellent quality steel that goes into those frames. And the aluminum has got to be top of the line. You through in that acrylic and the LED's with the wiring and hell, its easy to see how one of these signs would cost more than a brand new Lexus. Sure, the Lexus has the air conditioning, and that whole electrical system and then there's things like the drive train, the transmission, engine, suspension system, ABS brakes, the leather interior, the sound system, interior lighting, and lets not forget that neat little navigation screen with the gps. Oh, yea, you can see how those signs and the Lexus are practically the same thing. Of course, the signs do cost a tad more than the Lexus, buy hey, LED's last a long time. So, the only thing the college needs to do now is put up one more sign; a great big one...that says SUCKERS.— July 20, 2017 10:43 p.m.
Front to back... awesome
It's not back to the future...it's forward to the past. "There is surprising value in stepping away from the infinite digital..." Could not have said it better myself.— June 29, 2017 8:55 a.m.
Did she want to become a U.S. mud wrestler?
Jose who goes by the name of Jessica? What are we talking here, a Mexican trannie? You do not want to mess with a Mexican trannie. They are survivors bar none. To use my one of my favorite double negatives: They don't take nothing from nobody. (triple?)— June 9, 2017 7:36 p.m.
Margie's plight
More like what it's like to be a person living in San Diego. I've spoke to several people recently who say they are one rent increase away from homelessness. The landlords don't seem to care. Everyone just shrugs their shoulders, wondering what can be done. There are 46,000 families on the waiting list for Section 8 assistance. The wait time is said to be 8 - 10 years. There appears to be quite a few who are about to slip into Margie's shoes. America's Finest City, indeed.— February 2, 2017 7:36 p.m.
Philippines' violence may spare UCSD grad
I think we ought to allow any immigrants legal or not, who manages to graduate from Harvard, to be automatically made citizens. Then we should find some way to deport the racist blowhards, like those who frequent these pages. That's how you make America great again; you get rid of the nitwits.— January 5, 2017 6:11 p.m.
Eight minutes with Pablo Larraín
Pull you out of your seat and drag your face across the screen? Ummm. I don't know, Scott. Sounds a tad rough on the chin and not something that would cause the viewer to enjoy the film even more. But, metaphors have never been my strong suit.— December 14, 2016 6:43 p.m.
O.B. park treehouse lacked only walls
Homeless in the trees, homeless on the benches, homeless on the grass, homeless on the street corner, homeless at the highway exit, homeless on the meridian, homeless under the bridges, homeless down at the river, homeless in the supermarket, homeless in the coffeehouse, homeless in the library, homeless in the alley, homeless everywhere. I can't wait to see how this all gets better as we Make America Great Again. ha.— December 10, 2016 8:24 a.m.
Fish tacos and duck fat fries
What a refreshing voice. I had forgotten what the feminine perspective sounded like. Hope we hear more from Ms. Reed. And I'm definitely going to try that meatloaf sandwich.— December 8, 2016 6:09 p.m.
Charity starts at home
I couldn't agree more with you on this one, Alex. I think these two may have been a tad over served at the salary bar, but all things considered, their pensions seem slim. Some people just have a lot of resentment about folks who get good pensions-- especially those employed in the public sector, where they still have unions and good pay with benefits,and a decent pension package. I have no sympathy for those who decided they didn't want a union, or worse, had one and voted it out. Now they're whining about those "overly generous" public employee pensions. They waved good-bye to the union rep and then watched as the executives salaries went from 20 times theirs to 400 times theirs, and their raises slowed to a crawl while their pensions went into the stock market and pretty much evaporated. Now they point and wail about those who were smart enough to hang on to their union contract and think that if they can't get themselves up, maybe they can at least bring some others down. And the big dogs go laughing all the way to the bank.— November 24, 2016 9:48 a.m.
Critic trades in cell phone for a padded cell
I like your baseball bat idea, Scott. The problem however, would be getting one into the theater. I was thinking that maybe a paintball gun might be easier to conceal, but with my luck I'd get the sucker right in the eye and them not wearing goggles could be problematic. I want to bop them, not blind them. Then I considered a taser. The problem with that is you have to get close though and who wants to be climbing over seats, plus there would be the screaming. So now I'm leaning toward the good old fashioned pea shooter. Remember them? Nothing but a straw and some hard peas. Silent, but not deadly. And the best part is all you do is bring the peas; the theater supplies the straws! I just might give that a shot.— November 19, 2016 10:03 p.m.