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  • February 22, 2009 at 8:39 AM #352241
    meadandale
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    I have a friend who lives in SV. He’s an ex-biker dude and is pretty gnarly for a 50 year old. You don’t want to fuck with him. He’s found tweakers smoking out in a car out in front of his house and he lives on a fairly remote street. He’s beaten the crap out of a few so they get the hint to stay away.

    Not my cup of tea but I’m never worried about visiting HIS house 🙂

    February 22, 2009 at 10:25 AM #352326
    temeculaguy
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    [quote=Casca]In a moment of misplaced altruism, I went to a high school graduation in Spring Valley a few years ago. I’ve never been to visitor’s day at a prison before, but I imagine that it would be very similar… fist fights over seats by adults, obese women in lycra, everyone in their Sunday t-shirt and baggy shorts.[/quote]

    epic post of the day!!!

    “moment of misplaced altruism,” I’m stealing that and making it part of my everyday vocabulary, love it!

    On a serious note, while spring valley has it’s issues, the original poster asked why it is cheaper than Lemon Grove? I have no good answer, LG has similar issues, but then again I spend about as much time in the highway 94 corridor as I do watching professional soccer.

    February 22, 2009 at 10:25 AM #352590
    temeculaguy
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    [quote=Casca]In a moment of misplaced altruism, I went to a high school graduation in Spring Valley a few years ago. I’ve never been to visitor’s day at a prison before, but I imagine that it would be very similar… fist fights over seats by adults, obese women in lycra, everyone in their Sunday t-shirt and baggy shorts.[/quote]

    epic post of the day!!!

    “moment of misplaced altruism,” I’m stealing that and making it part of my everyday vocabulary, love it!

    On a serious note, while spring valley has it’s issues, the original poster asked why it is cheaper than Lemon Grove? I have no good answer, LG has similar issues, but then again I spend about as much time in the highway 94 corridor as I do watching professional soccer.

    February 22, 2009 at 10:25 AM #352012
    temeculaguy
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    [quote=Casca]In a moment of misplaced altruism, I went to a high school graduation in Spring Valley a few years ago. I’ve never been to visitor’s day at a prison before, but I imagine that it would be very similar… fist fights over seats by adults, obese women in lycra, everyone in their Sunday t-shirt and baggy shorts.[/quote]

    epic post of the day!!!

    “moment of misplaced altruism,” I’m stealing that and making it part of my everyday vocabulary, love it!

    On a serious note, while spring valley has it’s issues, the original poster asked why it is cheaper than Lemon Grove? I have no good answer, LG has similar issues, but then again I spend about as much time in the highway 94 corridor as I do watching professional soccer.

    February 22, 2009 at 10:25 AM #352456
    temeculaguy
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    [quote=Casca]In a moment of misplaced altruism, I went to a high school graduation in Spring Valley a few years ago. I’ve never been to visitor’s day at a prison before, but I imagine that it would be very similar… fist fights over seats by adults, obese women in lycra, everyone in their Sunday t-shirt and baggy shorts.[/quote]

    epic post of the day!!!

    “moment of misplaced altruism,” I’m stealing that and making it part of my everyday vocabulary, love it!

    On a serious note, while spring valley has it’s issues, the original poster asked why it is cheaper than Lemon Grove? I have no good answer, LG has similar issues, but then again I spend about as much time in the highway 94 corridor as I do watching professional soccer.

    February 22, 2009 at 10:25 AM #352488
    temeculaguy
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    [quote=Casca]In a moment of misplaced altruism, I went to a high school graduation in Spring Valley a few years ago. I’ve never been to visitor’s day at a prison before, but I imagine that it would be very similar… fist fights over seats by adults, obese women in lycra, everyone in their Sunday t-shirt and baggy shorts.[/quote]

    epic post of the day!!!

    “moment of misplaced altruism,” I’m stealing that and making it part of my everyday vocabulary, love it!

    On a serious note, while spring valley has it’s issues, the original poster asked why it is cheaper than Lemon Grove? I have no good answer, LG has similar issues, but then again I spend about as much time in the highway 94 corridor as I do watching professional soccer.

    February 22, 2009 at 12:50 PM #352561
    Zeitgeist
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    Some parts of Lemon Grove go to La Mesa schools. It depends on the area basically and its nearness to La Mesa. There are also some sections of Spring Valley in Casa de Oro that are on the north side of 94, which would also be an improvement. That being said, like Casca’s visit, it is not a place to live for the weak or meek in spirit. Due diligence is required especially if you have family or children who you cannot afford to send to a private school.

    P.S. I am not calling Casca either weak or meek, merely agreeing with his description of the denizens of Spring Valley. In addition to lycra there are multitiple tatoos and missing teeth.

    February 22, 2009 at 12:50 PM #352593
    Zeitgeist
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    Some parts of Lemon Grove go to La Mesa schools. It depends on the area basically and its nearness to La Mesa. There are also some sections of Spring Valley in Casa de Oro that are on the north side of 94, which would also be an improvement. That being said, like Casca’s visit, it is not a place to live for the weak or meek in spirit. Due diligence is required especially if you have family or children who you cannot afford to send to a private school.

    P.S. I am not calling Casca either weak or meek, merely agreeing with his description of the denizens of Spring Valley. In addition to lycra there are multitiple tatoos and missing teeth.

    February 22, 2009 at 12:50 PM #352695
    Zeitgeist
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    Some parts of Lemon Grove go to La Mesa schools. It depends on the area basically and its nearness to La Mesa. There are also some sections of Spring Valley in Casa de Oro that are on the north side of 94, which would also be an improvement. That being said, like Casca’s visit, it is not a place to live for the weak or meek in spirit. Due diligence is required especially if you have family or children who you cannot afford to send to a private school.

    P.S. I am not calling Casca either weak or meek, merely agreeing with his description of the denizens of Spring Valley. In addition to lycra there are multitiple tatoos and missing teeth.

    February 22, 2009 at 12:50 PM #352432
    Zeitgeist
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    Some parts of Lemon Grove go to La Mesa schools. It depends on the area basically and its nearness to La Mesa. There are also some sections of Spring Valley in Casa de Oro that are on the north side of 94, which would also be an improvement. That being said, like Casca’s visit, it is not a place to live for the weak or meek in spirit. Due diligence is required especially if you have family or children who you cannot afford to send to a private school.

    P.S. I am not calling Casca either weak or meek, merely agreeing with his description of the denizens of Spring Valley. In addition to lycra there are multitiple tatoos and missing teeth.

    February 22, 2009 at 12:50 PM #352118
    Zeitgeist
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    Some parts of Lemon Grove go to La Mesa schools. It depends on the area basically and its nearness to La Mesa. There are also some sections of Spring Valley in Casa de Oro that are on the north side of 94, which would also be an improvement. That being said, like Casca’s visit, it is not a place to live for the weak or meek in spirit. Due diligence is required especially if you have family or children who you cannot afford to send to a private school.

    P.S. I am not calling Casca either weak or meek, merely agreeing with his description of the denizens of Spring Valley. In addition to lycra there are multitiple tatoos and missing teeth.

    February 22, 2009 at 7:06 PM #352748
    sd_matt
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    Well that answers my question.

    I like the “misplaced altruism” comment. When I read that I got misty eyed about my home town, but not long enough to want to live in Spring Valley.

    February 22, 2009 at 7:06 PM #352849
    sd_matt
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    Well that answers my question.

    I like the “misplaced altruism” comment. When I read that I got misty eyed about my home town, but not long enough to want to live in Spring Valley.

    February 22, 2009 at 7:06 PM #352716
    sd_matt
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    Well that answers my question.

    I like the “misplaced altruism” comment. When I read that I got misty eyed about my home town, but not long enough to want to live in Spring Valley.

    February 22, 2009 at 7:06 PM #352587
    sd_matt
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    Well that answers my question.

    I like the “misplaced altruism” comment. When I read that I got misty eyed about my home town, but not long enough to want to live in Spring Valley.

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