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San Diego's changing its dive bars
Beautiful Mr Williams, I got a little blurry eyed reading it. And as funny as it was, I think the true joke is someone spending a million boners on "The Office". 30th and University might be the new Meryl Lynch. For those curious or out of the loop. The Radio Room is a good spot and kudos to the owner for keeping with the theme and not trying to open some new crap hole that wants to cater to the collars up crowd *cough*Soda Bar*cough*. Also the Ken Club, The Alibi, and The Tower are still out there to be enjoyed, where one can get his load on and not drop all his kitty.— February 7, 2009 10:50 a.m.
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GrimN, It all depends on what you want out of a community you live in. Obviously you're reading two varied opinions here. Drive around and make up your mind. But to me the people and business' in the neighborhood make it what it is. I bitch and moan, but I still live here. They're going to have to throw in a few more KFC's and Yuppie beer bars before I leave.— February 6, 2009 5:53 p.m.
San Diego's changing its dive bars
also for the record...sometimes an "upgrade' is a bullshart term to disguise a useless money gouge upgrade my balls Mr Lithopoulos— February 6, 2009 5:27 p.m.
San Diego's changing its dive bars
Lets all eat sushi off of naked Suicide Girls while DJ McDouche spins some eclectic urban oontz oontz funkpunk piano beatz in a Guantanamo-style cage suspending over lasers and water in City Heights before the Gaslamp picks up on it! HAHAHAHA! RAD— February 6, 2009 5:25 p.m.
There she goes....
I hope nothing but good things for you.— September 8, 2008 5:34 a.m.
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That's all well and good for you. But if you want that tame bland cut-out, looks like everywhere else vibe...maybe head north to Mira Mesa. The suburbs always welcome stale boring people who can get excited about all you can eat ribs at Applebees and a new Trader Joes opening up sometime soon in that new strip mall that looks like every other one on the block. Those "coke sniffing hipsters and punks" are what unfortunantely brought enough of the "cool factor" to North Park to make it a spot for opportunistic developers to combine with greedy landlords to develop North Park into the yuppie condo s***hole that it is today. Im far from broke (but I welcome your shallow classism), and my date was from out of town so I was telling her about the neighborhood I still like to live in despite its recent shortcomings. Heres a toast to hopefully your future foreclosure and 6 bucks a gallon chief!— September 7, 2008 3:24 a.m.
Scaling Down Design
Just what we need around here. More s***ty a** overpriced condos.— July 2, 2008 1:08 a.m.