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[quote=briansd1]
Did you notice that few streets in USA are named for people (as compared to Europe or other countries).

It’s numbers or trees… or camino del sol, del sur, etc..[/quote]

You quickly run out of the well known and non-controversial people with easy to spell names. It’s easier with phonetic languages.

Is it Bush or Busch? Nixon, Nickson or maybe Nickson? And do they deserve the honor? And would you want to live on a street named after a murderous wingnut or a wimpy moonbat?

You solve a lot of problems by avoiding them.

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[quote=briansd1]
Did you notice that few streets in USA are named for people (as compared to Europe or other countries).

It’s numbers or trees… or camino del sol, del sur, etc..[/quote]

You quickly run out of the well known and non-controversial people with easy to spell names. It’s easier with phonetic languages.

Is it Bush or Busch? Nixon, Nickson or maybe Nickson? And do they deserve the honor? And would you want to live on a street named after a murderous wingnut or a wimpy moonbat?

You solve a lot of problems by avoiding them.

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[quote=briansd1]
Did you notice that few streets in USA are named for people (as compared to Europe or other countries).

It’s numbers or trees… or camino del sol, del sur, etc..[/quote]

You quickly run out of the well known and non-controversial people with easy to spell names. It’s easier with phonetic languages.

Is it Bush or Busch? Nixon, Nickson or maybe Nickson? And do they deserve the honor? And would you want to live on a street named after a murderous wingnut or a wimpy moonbat?

You solve a lot of problems by avoiding them.

[all]

[quote=briansd1]
Did you notice that few streets in USA are named for people (as compared to Europe or other countries).

It’s numbers or trees… or camino del sol, del sur, etc..[/quote]

You quickly run out of the well known and non-controversial people with easy to spell names. It’s easier with phonetic languages.

Is it Bush or Busch? Nixon, Nickson or maybe Nickson? And do they deserve the honor? And would you want to live on a street named after a murderous wingnut or a wimpy moonbat?

You solve a lot of problems by avoiding them.

[all]

[quote=briansd1]
Did you notice that few streets in USA are named for people (as compared to Europe or other countries).

It’s numbers or trees… or camino del sol, del sur, etc..[/quote]

You quickly run out of the well known and non-controversial people with easy to spell names. It’s easier with phonetic languages.

Is it Bush or Busch? Nixon, Nickson or maybe Nickson? And do they deserve the honor? And would you want to live on a street named after a murderous wingnut or a wimpy moonbat?

You solve a lot of problems by avoiding them.

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This is more than a week old. I guess it is not news until Matt says it’s news.

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This is more than a week old. I guess it is not news until Matt says it’s news.

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This is more than a week old. I guess it is not news until Matt says it’s news.

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This is more than a week old. I guess it is not news until Matt says it’s news.

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This is more than a week old. I guess it is not news until Matt says it’s news.

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If you have pre-teen kids there are no parks that you can comfortably walk to, Highland Ranch Elementary is not the best school in PUSD and it is not near. Getting on Paseo Lucido can take 5-10 minutes if you hit the highschool traffic. On the other hand, older kids can walk to middle/high school and the community center is both awesome and well within walking distance. Good sized heated pool, gym, barbecue, lit tennis courts, table tennis… I think it compensates for the minuscule backyard.

Rats are known to cause problems on that hill and the fact that it does not back to the open space might be a benefit.

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If you have pre-teen kids there are no parks that you can comfortably walk to, Highland Ranch Elementary is not the best school in PUSD and it is not near. Getting on Paseo Lucido can take 5-10 minutes if you hit the highschool traffic. On the other hand, older kids can walk to middle/high school and the community center is both awesome and well within walking distance. Good sized heated pool, gym, barbecue, lit tennis courts, table tennis… I think it compensates for the minuscule backyard.

Rats are known to cause problems on that hill and the fact that it does not back to the open space might be a benefit.

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If you have pre-teen kids there are no parks that you can comfortably walk to, Highland Ranch Elementary is not the best school in PUSD and it is not near. Getting on Paseo Lucido can take 5-10 minutes if you hit the highschool traffic. On the other hand, older kids can walk to middle/high school and the community center is both awesome and well within walking distance. Good sized heated pool, gym, barbecue, lit tennis courts, table tennis… I think it compensates for the minuscule backyard.

Rats are known to cause problems on that hill and the fact that it does not back to the open space might be a benefit.

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If you have pre-teen kids there are no parks that you can comfortably walk to, Highland Ranch Elementary is not the best school in PUSD and it is not near. Getting on Paseo Lucido can take 5-10 minutes if you hit the highschool traffic. On the other hand, older kids can walk to middle/high school and the community center is both awesome and well within walking distance. Good sized heated pool, gym, barbecue, lit tennis courts, table tennis… I think it compensates for the minuscule backyard.

Rats are known to cause problems on that hill and the fact that it does not back to the open space might be a benefit.

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If you have pre-teen kids there are no parks that you can comfortably walk to, Highland Ranch Elementary is not the best school in PUSD and it is not near. Getting on Paseo Lucido can take 5-10 minutes if you hit the highschool traffic. On the other hand, older kids can walk to middle/high school and the community center is both awesome and well within walking distance. Good sized heated pool, gym, barbecue, lit tennis courts, table tennis… I think it compensates for the minuscule backyard.

Rats are known to cause problems on that hill and the fact that it does not back to the open space might be a benefit.

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