Comments by sbmomandpop
Posted on February 25 at 8:16 a.m.
It is time for vigilante justice. The laws are not protecting us.
Posted on February 24 at 3:21 p.m.
Eyewitness...if simply pointing out that a once celebrated cultural center has become little more than an architecturally pleasing backdrop to a homeless encampment is tantamount to fascism, then the crazies really have hijacked the democratic party. Congratulations on alienating your base.
Posted on February 24 at 3:14 p.m.
These are not manufactured nightmare scenarios Chester. I owned a retail store downtown until last September and on many occasions our employees were accosted by aggressive pan-handlers and/or drunk bums. Homeless men threatening to rob the place, dropping their drawers in the middle of the store, etc. And, just three days ago my wife was downtown with our six year old daughter and had to field questions like "Mommy, why is that guy laying there? Is he sleeping?" "Why doesn't he go home to sleep?" With the amount of taxes we pay, the City should have enough money to properly deal with these issues, but instead they build themselves lavish office buildings and pay themselves lavish salaries rather than doing their freaking jobs.
Posted on February 23 at 8:50 a.m.
Eeebs-If your posts are what pass for SIMA PR then regardless of fault their reputation will never recover.
Posted on February 10 at 4:37 p.m.
I hope the new design still allows for sneaking in the side door!
On JM Holliday Associates Selected To Design New Westmont Dining Facility Project
Posted on February 10 at 4:30 p.m.
Cheap shot artist that I am-does anyone have a problem with an architecture firm named "Moore Ruble"?..."More Rubble"
Posted on February 10 at 4:28 p.m.
loneranger-Let's not make this about WASP name calling. Stay on topic. The response letter from the faculty is great. I hope it leads to greater understanding for everyone.
Posted on February 10 at 4:12 p.m.
Not convincing. If the City wants to police the trees on public property, fine. But when I buy a piece of property that entitles me to control the landscape so long as I'm not negligent and do not create a nuisance or danger. People-stop giving up your personal property rights.
Posted on January 19 at noon
Is 820 State St. really "The El Paseo Building"? I thought it was the Fendon Building. While it was owned in common with the real El Paseo for a while, it was not part of the original El Paseo. Seems disingenuous for it to be called the El Paseo Building.
On Santa Barbara Asset Management Moves to El Paseo Building
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Posted on March 14 at 10:58 a.m.
For the record, Hank is OWNING Don on this thread. It is not even close. Don, tuck your tail and pick a new battle tomorrow.
On Don Hughes's Nightmare House