Skyranch in Santee

[santeeman]

[quote=Misheloff]No I only left Santee a three years ago. Just sticking some nice buildings in the Santee Town Center is kind of like putting lipstick on a pig. You may have an Olive Garden, but you still live amongst mutants.[/quote]

This is exactly what I mean. You are a liar. You never lived here. It’s not only a few buildings, it’s 70% of the buildings have been upgraded or are new.

Mutants, that is what you are when you cast misinformation for fact. There are plenty of people who live here who are better educated, have more class, and more money than you do.

Saying things like that is just bashing. You lost the argument and can’t handle it. Move on.

[Misheloff]

No, I am not a liar. I lived on 8729 Graves Avenue in a shitbox apartment, sandwiched between the 67 freeway and Rattlesnake Mountain. We left just as they were dynamiting the mountain to make way for Skyranch for mentally challenged apes who might be dumb enough to pay 7 figures to live in Santee (just as the market was starting to sag).

Rent for a 2 bdr was very cheap (sub $1,000 at the time) and we were new to SD. As my daughter brought home kids from school, in one case grandma picked the kid up (mom was in jail) another time we literally had to bleach the tub after we washed another families filthy kid. We had a little girl who ate at our place a lot since her mom’s strategy to lose weight was to STOP KEEPING FOOD IN THE HOUSE. That is no lie.

Santeeman, there is no argument to lose. These weare my observations from living in the cesspool of genetic sludge that is Santee for two years. Maybe they knocked down some eyesore buildings since we left in ’07, but unless they kicked out 70% of the former residents, I will still whistle “Sweet Home Alabama” if ever I have the misfortune of driving through that pit of a city again.

[Misheloff]

No, I am not a liar. I lived on 8729 Graves Avenue in a shitbox apartment, sandwiched between the 67 freeway and Rattlesnake Mountain. We left just as they were dynamiting the mountain to make way for Skyranch for mentally challenged apes who might be dumb enough to pay 7 figures to live in Santee (just as the market was starting to sag).

Rent for a 2 bdr was very cheap (sub $1,000 at the time) and we were new to SD. As my daughter brought home kids from school, in one case grandma picked the kid up (mom was in jail) another time we literally had to bleach the tub after we washed another families filthy kid. We had a little girl who ate at our place a lot since her mom’s strategy to lose weight was to STOP KEEPING FOOD IN THE HOUSE. That is no lie.

Santeeman, there is no argument to lose. These weare my observations from living in the cesspool of genetic sludge that is Santee for two years. Maybe they knocked down some eyesore buildings since we left in ’07, but unless they kicked out 70% of the former residents, I will still whistle “Sweet Home Alabama” if ever I have the misfortune of driving through that pit of a city again.

[Misheloff]

No, I am not a liar. I lived on 8729 Graves Avenue in a shitbox apartment, sandwiched between the 67 freeway and Rattlesnake Mountain. We left just as they were dynamiting the mountain to make way for Skyranch for mentally challenged apes who might be dumb enough to pay 7 figures to live in Santee (just as the market was starting to sag).

Rent for a 2 bdr was very cheap (sub $1,000 at the time) and we were new to SD. As my daughter brought home kids from school, in one case grandma picked the kid up (mom was in jail) another time we literally had to bleach the tub after we washed another families filthy kid. We had a little girl who ate at our place a lot since her mom’s strategy to lose weight was to STOP KEEPING FOOD IN THE HOUSE. That is no lie.

Santeeman, there is no argument to lose. These weare my observations from living in the cesspool of genetic sludge that is Santee for two years. Maybe they knocked down some eyesore buildings since we left in ’07, but unless they kicked out 70% of the former residents, I will still whistle “Sweet Home Alabama” if ever I have the misfortune of driving through that pit of a city again.

[Misheloff]

No, I am not a liar. I lived on 8729 Graves Avenue in a shitbox apartment, sandwiched between the 67 freeway and Rattlesnake Mountain. We left just as they were dynamiting the mountain to make way for Skyranch for mentally challenged apes who might be dumb enough to pay 7 figures to live in Santee (just as the market was starting to sag).

Rent for a 2 bdr was very cheap (sub $1,000 at the time) and we were new to SD. As my daughter brought home kids from school, in one case grandma picked the kid up (mom was in jail) another time we literally had to bleach the tub after we washed another families filthy kid. We had a little girl who ate at our place a lot since her mom’s strategy to lose weight was to STOP KEEPING FOOD IN THE HOUSE. That is no lie.

Santeeman, there is no argument to lose. These weare my observations from living in the cesspool of genetic sludge that is Santee for two years. Maybe they knocked down some eyesore buildings since we left in ’07, but unless they kicked out 70% of the former residents, I will still whistle “Sweet Home Alabama” if ever I have the misfortune of driving through that pit of a city again.

[Misheloff]

No, I am not a liar. I lived on 8729 Graves Avenue in a shitbox apartment, sandwiched between the 67 freeway and Rattlesnake Mountain. We left just as they were dynamiting the mountain to make way for Skyranch for mentally challenged apes who might be dumb enough to pay 7 figures to live in Santee (just as the market was starting to sag).

Rent for a 2 bdr was very cheap (sub $1,000 at the time) and we were new to SD. As my daughter brought home kids from school, in one case grandma picked the kid up (mom was in jail) another time we literally had to bleach the tub after we washed another families filthy kid. We had a little girl who ate at our place a lot since her mom’s strategy to lose weight was to STOP KEEPING FOOD IN THE HOUSE. That is no lie.

Santeeman, there is no argument to lose. These weare my observations from living in the cesspool of genetic sludge that is Santee for two years. Maybe they knocked down some eyesore buildings since we left in ’07, but unless they kicked out 70% of the former residents, I will still whistle “Sweet Home Alabama” if ever I have the misfortune of driving through that pit of a city again.

[santeeman]

You are a liar. That you infact state that you had to live in a two bedroom apartment denotes your objectivity and your class level.

You statements in no way reflect the people in our community.

You may have had a bad experience here but that is all.

Sorry for your loss.

[santeeman]

You are a liar. That you infact state that you had to live in a two bedroom apartment denotes your objectivity and your class level.

You statements in no way reflect the people in our community.

You may have had a bad experience here but that is all.

Sorry for your loss.

[santeeman]

You are a liar. That you infact state that you had to live in a two bedroom apartment denotes your objectivity and your class level.

You statements in no way reflect the people in our community.

You may have had a bad experience here but that is all.

Sorry for your loss.

[santeeman]

You are a liar. That you infact state that you had to live in a two bedroom apartment denotes your objectivity and your class level.

You statements in no way reflect the people in our community.

You may have had a bad experience here but that is all.

Sorry for your loss.

[santeeman]

You are a liar. That you infact state that you had to live in a two bedroom apartment denotes your objectivity and your class level.

You statements in no way reflect the people in our community.

You may have had a bad experience here but that is all.

Sorry for your loss.

[Misheloff]

We did not “have” to live anywhere. We lived in a very low rent place while my wife was in nursing school and while we waited for the corerection we conserved as much money as we could – in ’07 we couldn’t stand it any more and rented for a couple of years in 4S Ranch. We then bought a home in ’09 in Rancho Bernardo.

I’d be happy to compare tax returns and diplomas with you.

[Misheloff]

We did not “have” to live anywhere. We lived in a very low rent place while my wife was in nursing school and while we waited for the corerection we conserved as much money as we could – in ’07 we couldn’t stand it any more and rented for a couple of years in 4S Ranch. We then bought a home in ’09 in Rancho Bernardo.

I’d be happy to compare tax returns and diplomas with you.

[Misheloff]

We did not “have” to live anywhere. We lived in a very low rent place while my wife was in nursing school and while we waited for the corerection we conserved as much money as we could – in ’07 we couldn’t stand it any more and rented for a couple of years in 4S Ranch. We then bought a home in ’09 in Rancho Bernardo.

I’d be happy to compare tax returns and diplomas with you.

[Misheloff]

We did not “have” to live anywhere. We lived in a very low rent place while my wife was in nursing school and while we waited for the corerection we conserved as much money as we could – in ’07 we couldn’t stand it any more and rented for a couple of years in 4S Ranch. We then bought a home in ’09 in Rancho Bernardo.

I’d be happy to compare tax returns and diplomas with you.

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