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Stickin’ It to the Litter
Pete, I didn't ask you not to litter to save the planet. I just don't want to live in a trash can. Littering makes things look sh#@%y. I like driving or walking down the street without having to dodge blowing trash like tumbleweeds, or cigarette butts like landmines.— July 20, 2009 2:19 a.m.
Stickin’ It to the Litter
The world has no obligation to cater to your addiction, and the lack of an ashtrey, or even a trash can, does not give you license to litter. Make no mistake, littering is what it is. Smokers seem to have some double standard about cigarette butts, like they don't count. They do. They are trash, just like a gum wrapper, an empty beverage container, or any fast food paraphernalia. We all have to share the world, please don't litter.— July 20, 2009 2:02 a.m.
Two Big Name Crashes
My top ten things overheard at the wienermobile crash site: 10"Andy Dick, your rides here". 9"That's quite a pickle they got themselves into". 8"Who ordered the dog with EVERYTHING"? 7"You could have asked me to PASS the mustard". 6"Is that a hot dog in the living room or are you just happy to see me"? 5"Are you from 'Pimp My Ride'"? 4"Never try to ring the doorbell with your wiener". 3"Paris Hilton, your rides here". 2"I had to swerve when a bunch of Ethiopian kids tried to eat me". And the number one thing overheard at the wienermobile crash site: "I tried to go slow, but once the tip was in I lost control"!— July 19, 2009 5:25 a.m.
A Static Charge
Pete, Spliff said "You sound just like a typical stupid azz person from SD who thinks everyone who likes the RAIDER NATION is a gangsta!! Thanks for the complement though , i've never been told i was a gangsta". Sounds like the shoe fits, and he's glad to be wearing it. Enjoy it next year when you're looking up at us from the cellar. Again.— July 19, 2009 4:50 a.m.
Save Tijuana
Visduh, realize Obama is just trying to undo eight years of damage to foreign relations done by Bush. Showing a little humility, a little collegiality, after eight years of "you're with us or you're a terrorist lover" is a good thing. I hate the liberal America-haters as much as you, but don't be over-sensitive. Refried, what a country does to win a war it didn't start is almost always going to be justified. I feel sorry for the civilian casualties as much as you, but THEY STARTED THE WAR. In war, you fight to win, or you risk losing. And yes in balance, America is the greatest force for good on this planet, and it's not even close.— July 19, 2009 4:42 a.m.
San Diego Unemployment Goes above 10% in June
Don the bailouts of Chrysler and GM were necessary because of the destructive trickle down effect if they went under. I forget the exact number, but it was like for every job in the company, there were 9 more supply line jobs outside. Letting these companies fail would have been the controlled burn getting out of control you refered to. Refried you have to remember that the tides in your analogy are peoples lives. There are consequences when the tide goes out, and if the administration had done nothing, this would have been a tsunami. Surf, I'm curious what you think, since you spoke earlier about the need to stop losing our manufacturing jobs overseas. That's what this was all about. Trying to preserve these jobs, as much as possible, in America.— July 19, 2009 4:31 a.m.
So many San Diegans carry guns
So would Anna's undergarment be the famous "freudian slip"?— July 19, 2009 4:18 a.m.
Dirty Cowboy
So is he playing in SD any time soon?— July 19, 2009 4:13 a.m.
San Diego Unemployment Goes above 10% in June
They try to put forest fires out too.— July 18, 2009 6:14 p.m.
San Diego Unemployment Goes above 10% in June
You don't deal with a fire by waiting until everything burns down. You try to put the fire out.— July 18, 2009 5:47 p.m.