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January 21, 2011 at 3:38 PM #658032January 21, 2011 at 3:52 PM #656912scaredyclassicParticipant
I still say the best defense is practicing eye gouging biting and testicle attacks. And then sprints.
January 21, 2011 at 3:52 PM #656974scaredyclassicParticipantI still say the best defense is practicing eye gouging biting and testicle attacks. And then sprints.
January 21, 2011 at 3:52 PM #657573scaredyclassicParticipantI still say the best defense is practicing eye gouging biting and testicle attacks. And then sprints.
January 21, 2011 at 3:52 PM #657712scaredyclassicParticipantI still say the best defense is practicing eye gouging biting and testicle attacks. And then sprints.
January 21, 2011 at 3:52 PM #658042scaredyclassicParticipantI still say the best defense is practicing eye gouging biting and testicle attacks. And then sprints.
January 21, 2011 at 10:07 PM #656961CA renterParticipantNice post, Djshakes. Pretty much confirms the statistics posted earlier, and also the most likely reasons for our higher crime rate that were mentioned previously.
Banning guns is a simplistic (and unsuccessful) response to a very complex problem.
January 21, 2011 at 10:07 PM #657022CA renterParticipantNice post, Djshakes. Pretty much confirms the statistics posted earlier, and also the most likely reasons for our higher crime rate that were mentioned previously.
Banning guns is a simplistic (and unsuccessful) response to a very complex problem.
January 21, 2011 at 10:07 PM #657621CA renterParticipantNice post, Djshakes. Pretty much confirms the statistics posted earlier, and also the most likely reasons for our higher crime rate that were mentioned previously.
Banning guns is a simplistic (and unsuccessful) response to a very complex problem.
January 21, 2011 at 10:07 PM #657759CA renterParticipantNice post, Djshakes. Pretty much confirms the statistics posted earlier, and also the most likely reasons for our higher crime rate that were mentioned previously.
Banning guns is a simplistic (and unsuccessful) response to a very complex problem.
January 21, 2011 at 10:07 PM #658089CA renterParticipantNice post, Djshakes. Pretty much confirms the statistics posted earlier, and also the most likely reasons for our higher crime rate that were mentioned previously.
Banning guns is a simplistic (and unsuccessful) response to a very complex problem.
January 22, 2011 at 10:28 AM #657036jpinpbParticipantThere are 1%ers in Chula Vista. Sorry BG. I know cops and it’s not a secret. Well known. Nevertheless, that doesn’t mean all CV is bad. North County is all fairly new.
This is going a little off, but just wanted to make a point about the newness of neighborhoods and what can sometimes happen, not always and probably not to sdr’s sacred nirvana.
Pomona is a pretty old city and was at one time considered “special.” Now, let’s just say it is multi-racial.
I personally wouldn’t want to live there. But if you drive in the area, you can see old missions and some extremely beautiful homes, the likes of Pasadena. But I don’t consider it a safe area generally.
It is very difficult, IMO, to determine what a neighborhood would be like 50 years from now. Maybe it won’t matter much to some of us anyway.
January 22, 2011 at 10:28 AM #657097jpinpbParticipantThere are 1%ers in Chula Vista. Sorry BG. I know cops and it’s not a secret. Well known. Nevertheless, that doesn’t mean all CV is bad. North County is all fairly new.
This is going a little off, but just wanted to make a point about the newness of neighborhoods and what can sometimes happen, not always and probably not to sdr’s sacred nirvana.
Pomona is a pretty old city and was at one time considered “special.” Now, let’s just say it is multi-racial.
I personally wouldn’t want to live there. But if you drive in the area, you can see old missions and some extremely beautiful homes, the likes of Pasadena. But I don’t consider it a safe area generally.
It is very difficult, IMO, to determine what a neighborhood would be like 50 years from now. Maybe it won’t matter much to some of us anyway.
January 22, 2011 at 10:28 AM #657696jpinpbParticipantThere are 1%ers in Chula Vista. Sorry BG. I know cops and it’s not a secret. Well known. Nevertheless, that doesn’t mean all CV is bad. North County is all fairly new.
This is going a little off, but just wanted to make a point about the newness of neighborhoods and what can sometimes happen, not always and probably not to sdr’s sacred nirvana.
Pomona is a pretty old city and was at one time considered “special.” Now, let’s just say it is multi-racial.
I personally wouldn’t want to live there. But if you drive in the area, you can see old missions and some extremely beautiful homes, the likes of Pasadena. But I don’t consider it a safe area generally.
It is very difficult, IMO, to determine what a neighborhood would be like 50 years from now. Maybe it won’t matter much to some of us anyway.
January 22, 2011 at 10:28 AM #657834jpinpbParticipantThere are 1%ers in Chula Vista. Sorry BG. I know cops and it’s not a secret. Well known. Nevertheless, that doesn’t mean all CV is bad. North County is all fairly new.
This is going a little off, but just wanted to make a point about the newness of neighborhoods and what can sometimes happen, not always and probably not to sdr’s sacred nirvana.
Pomona is a pretty old city and was at one time considered “special.” Now, let’s just say it is multi-racial.
I personally wouldn’t want to live there. But if you drive in the area, you can see old missions and some extremely beautiful homes, the likes of Pasadena. But I don’t consider it a safe area generally.
It is very difficult, IMO, to determine what a neighborhood would be like 50 years from now. Maybe it won’t matter much to some of us anyway.
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