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Posted on September 10 at 8:59 a.m.
"Persistence of the Unnecessary" is such an a appropriate name. I always enjoy the art on State St, but this carnival-esque eyesore is a blight on our city. The true art of the piece is that this dung was sold to whatever committee(s) it had to go through to land on our main street. The artists must be laughing their ass off at all of us.
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Posted on August 24 at 8:38 a.m.
I have a better idea: Release all non-violent drug offenders immediately and you won't need a new jail. Put $5M a year aside for drug treatment and education, and there's $19M saved on project costs, plus $10M in annual operating costs, just like that.
Posted on July 7 at 9:39 a.m.
Rant_Abarbara: Bargs said it well, but I want to add that I thank the bellman who helps me with my luggage, the clerk who checks me out at a store, and the landscaper who mows my lawn. They are all just doing their job, but I am grateful that they are there to do it with a smile. I will certainly thank the men and women who are saving home after home out there on the dangerous front lines of a fire.
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Posted on July 7 at 9:14 a.m.
Hi victorachiro, you should read up a bit more on global warming before you make any conclusions. Heat from movement is not an issue, and if last year's winter was the coldest on record that actually supports the climate change theory.
Posted on July 6 at 11:54 a.m.
Fenwayne: Those points on the map are for reference and do not indicate the location of the fire. The fire area is designated by orange-ish shading. It does not contrast significantly, so you have to look fairly close, and zooming in will help a lot.
Posted on July 6 at 11:12 a.m.
To Noletaman: To me stupidity is to imply that one should ever build in an area that could conceivably be threatened by fire. There have been over a dozen communities threatened by this fire, including my own. Are we idiots for not bulldozing those communities immediately? I'm all for coastal preservation, but I wonder if yours is the weakest argument ever made for such preservation, or just top three. In any case I don't see why you and others feel that this fire should have any bearing on the future of the Gaviota Coast. This is a time to stand by the thousands of residents and firefighters who have been affected by this event, not to plug your political views. And if you must, at least make a decent argument.
Posted on July 5 at 10:21 a.m.
Are we going to need to take the law into our own hands to get this gang menace to stop?
Posted on June 4 at 6:43 a.m.
Despite all his "legs up" Smyser couldn't clinch it. Kudos to the 3rd district voters for seeing through his facade.
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Posted on November 6 at 7:53 a.m.
How can you possibly say that drivers in Santa Barbara ignore traffic laws? In my experience SB drivers are much more law-abiding and courteous than those in other cities. I drive a lot and I always love getting back to SB, where I know my stress level will decrease substantially while on the road. One bad apple must have scared ol' Barney and sent him on a rant.
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Posted on November 15 at 9:26 a.m.
Hey Brandon, if you want to be wealthy work harder and be smarter with the money you earn. Don't just sit around hating on people who are going through a tragedy and making retarded speculations.
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