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Published Nov. 18, 2009
Mexico Without Fear Dear Folks @ the Reader, I was really glad to see Ed Bedford’s “México” (Cover Story, November 12) expressing the positives of Tijuana and Baja, Mexico. I, too, fell in love with Tijuana ...
Letters
Published Nov. 11, 2009
Quite A Turnaround I’m calling to thank you so much for choosing the cover of the paper on July 9. The title was “What’s so funny?” and it shows Santa and a psychiatrist, and the artist ...
Letters
Published Nov. 4, 2009
Thankth The gopher on the front page (October 29) is missing his or her two front teeth. Don D’Ercole via email How Silly Of Us Re “The Scariest Part of Halloween” (“City Lights,” October 29). Note ...
Letters Published Oct. 28, 2009
Fur Greed It was good to read the letter by Vivian Dunbar entitled “Good Dog” (October 22). It certainly made me feel a little better ... More Comments (9)
Letters Published Oct. 21, 2009
Dogface How asinine (“Off the Cuff,” October 15)! If Alan C. didn’t want his picture in the paper, you should not have used him in ... More Comments (9)
Letters Published Oct. 14, 2009
The Beauty Of A People What a beautiful story told by Steven Sorensen (“Please Don’t Tell Anyone That Old Surfers End Up Here,” Cover Story, ... More Comments (4)
Letters Published Oct. 7, 2009
Reality In Writing I was crying (laughing) over Diva’s column this week (Diary of a Diva, October 1). Me being “Mom” to Barb and Stephanie’s ... More Comments (9)
Letters Published Sept. 30, 2009
Definitely Not Boring I just wanted to pay a compliment to Siobhan Braun, the woman who wrote San Diego Became a Beautiful Blonde (Cover Story, ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Sept. 23, 2009
Who Were They? Re “But After All, He Was a Man” (“City Lights,” September 17). I have been reading the Reader on and off for ... More Comments (5)
Letters Published Sept. 16, 2009
What I Say, What I Do Am I the only person who noticed the ironic hypocrisy in pedicab driver Guy Harinton’s xenophobic rants “Pedicab Wars,” ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published Sept. 9, 2009
Correction Last week’s cover story, “Puppeteers,” stated that Steven Hadley was Valerie Stallings’s chief of staff and that he’d hired Michael Zucchet. According to Hadley, ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published Sept. 2, 2009
Erratum In last week’s “Off the Cuff” column, the wrong photo was used for the Barry Ladd interview. Hey, Man, Back Up Regarding Rachael Gordon’s ... More Comments (12)
Letters Published Aug. 26, 2009
A Punch, No Pipe Q-Ball is full of sh** with his story about getting hit from behind by a steel pipe at the 4th&B show ... More Comments (69)
Letters Published Aug. 19, 2009
Program Pride Thanks for the excellent article on the San Diego Serial Inebriate Program (“Hope for the Hopelessly Drunk,” Cover Story, August 13). This is ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published Aug. 12, 2009
5 Across: Complaint I do not like the new rules for the crossword puzzle. The new rules are not fair to those of us that ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Aug. 5, 2009
No Debt LoadThis letter is in regards to the following comments by Naomi Wise in her latest restaurant review section (“Top of the World, Ma!” ... More Post a comment
Letters Published July 29, 2009
Backcountry BenefitsI just read your article on the San Diego County Fire Authority and wish you had talked to another agency for a contrasting point ... More Comments (7)
Letters Published July 22, 2009
Deep Into Guns Very good article (“They Carry Guns,” Cover Story, July 16) . Rosa deserves credit for researching deep into this topic. It is ... More Comments (4)
Letters Published July 15, 2009
Correction The July 9 “Blurt” article “He’s Got the Cheese” said that Chris Wright, also known as CROS1, owns Armory Survival Gear in Pacific Beach ... More Comments (3)
Letters Published July 8, 2009
Fact Mangler How does Ken Leighton mangle the facts? Let me count the ways (“Pay the DJ,” “Blurt,” July 2). 1. He prints ridiculous claims ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published July 1, 2009
In Bed With The Drug Cartel Thank you for an informative story about hospital marketing (“If We Didn’t Advertise We’d Go Broke,” Cover Story, June ... More Post a comment
Letters Published June 24, 2009
Crossword Crack The crossword puzzle in today’s issue is weird. The numbers are off or something. I can’t figure it out. This is my “crack,” ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published June 17, 2009
No Barbecue Qualifications This is in reference to a review that Naomi Wise recently wrote about one of your advertising clients, the House of BBQ ... More Comments (8)
Letters Published June 10, 2009
Amateur? Delicious! I was taken aback by Wendy Cryingwolf’s letter (June 4) saying how much she loathed Thomas Lux’s article about the Zirk Ubu Circus: ... More Comments (4)
Letters Published June 3, 2009
Real Life How appropriate to run your excellent lead article about how texting and twittering are now ruling the world (“You’re Standing Right Next to ... More Comments (6)
Letters Published May 27, 2009
A New Ubu I enjoyed your cover story of May 21 on Zirk Ubu by Thomas Lux (“Bless This Crew of Visionaries”) but was somewhat ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published May 20, 2009
Just For The Record I am writing with respect to your story, “Who Is the Union-Tribune’s New Owner?” (Cover Story, May 14), which does not ... More Post a comment
Letters Published May 13, 2009
The Big Shovel Steve Aceti continues to B.S. the Reader (“Here Comes the Sandman,” “City Lights,” May 7). The Reader could do an interesting article ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published May 6, 2009
Heartbroken Narcissist Nasreen Atassi should hope that her article “Searching for San Diego’s Sea Turtles…and a Job” (Cover Story, April 30) will not be read ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published April 29, 2009
Korean Goodies I enjoyed Moss Gropen’s article on the Korean spirit soju (“Our Favorite Drinks and Where We Drink Them,” Cover Story, April 23). I ... More Post a comment
Letters Published April 22, 2009
Pass The Kudos, Please He has done it again!! That Ollie guy, your writer, has sucked me in again!! I read his story a few ... More Comments (4)
Letters Published April 15, 2009
Sunday Junk With regard to “Church on Sunday” (Cover Story, April 9), why devote so many pages to such religious nonsense? Haven’t you seen Bill ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published April 8, 2009
LETTERS Home Improvement I am commenting on your article on the current violence in Tijuana and Mexico (“Mommy, Why Are They Shooting at Us Again?” ... More Post a comment
Letters Published April 1, 2009
Culturally Incompetent I’m writing in regards to Ernie Grimm’s “My Gender Is Bunny” (Cover Story, March 26). I found it incredibly disrespectful that throughout the ... More Post a comment
Letters Published March 25, 2009
Necks Red All Over I thought the article on El Cajon was well written and from a rounded point of view (“El Cajon,” Cover Story, ... More Post a comment
Letters Published March 18, 2009
LETTERS El Cajon Smack Talk I grew up here in El Cajon my whole life, and upon reading the March 12 edition of your paper, ... More Post a comment
Letters Published March 11, 2009
Dump Dopehead It was an intriguing cover today (March 5) with the headline “Waste time. Save money. Ride the bus!” and the accompanying photo. As ... More Comments (4)
Letters Published March 4, 2009
Where’s Bitty? I enjoyed the article re personal license plates (“How Much Can You Say in 7 Letters?” Cover Story, February 26), and I saw ... More Comments (3)
Letters Published Feb. 25, 2009
Cockroach Brain Speaks Maybe it is because I spent several years cold canvassing business firms that Cami Adair’s piece rang true for me (“Please Let ... More Comments (2)
Letters Published Feb. 18, 2009
Bar Walmart I was surprised at the poor journalism displayed in your “They’ve Taken the Dive Out of Dive Bars” story last week (Cover Story, ... More Comments (2)
Letters Published Feb. 11, 2009
Shame On You, Don BauderShame on you, Don Bauder! I have loved reading your reporting/opinion pieces/ columns, however you characterize them, since you left the ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Feb. 4, 2009
Long-Distance Lance I am not an oaf, as Mayor Sanders famously said, therefore I don’t love professional sports. But on the eve of my favorite ... More Comments (2)
Letters Published Jan. 28, 2009
Good Mosquito Report Geoff Bouvier did a great job on the West Nile cover story on January 22 (“Deadly Mosquitoes Breed in Our Urban Drool”). ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published Jan. 21, 2009
Train Pain Even the title of this article hit home for me (“Where Can I Get Some Peace and Quiet?” Cover Story, January 15). My ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Jan. 14, 2009
Bouncers, Side Two I take great exception to the article “Bouncers” by Michael Hemmingson (Cover Story, January 8). He portrays club bouncers in almost romantic, ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published Jan. 7, 2009
Just Another Business While I am just as sorry as anyone that the likes of Chris Cantore and so many other radio veterans were sent ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published Dec. 30, 2008
Applause X 2 Excellent article by Barbara Davenport on Reality Changers and Christopher Yanov’s effort to help young people like those in the story (“Gangbangers ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published Dec. 23, 2008
Listen To Louie’s Re Louie’s Suds n’ Sun (“Use Me, Then Lose Me,” “City Lights,” December 18). I hope the Reader keeps covering this story. ... More Post a comment
Letters Published Dec. 17, 2008
No More Sobs My wife just brought home the Reader, and I’m looking at your cover story “Go Directly to Jail…and Die” (December 11). I’ve ... More Comment (1)
Letters Published Dec. 10, 2008
Give Us Happy Hours I am writing to make a suggestion. I think most of the restaurants Naomi reviews are too expensive for many of ... More Comments (7)
Letters Published Dec. 3, 2008
The Present Craziness Thanks for the optimistic article “Can We Create New Life?” (Feature Story, November 26). One has to be suspicious of any government ... More Comments (10)
Letters Published Nov. 25, 2008
Comic Error Oh, November 19 is certainly a Black Wednesday! Where are my Red Meat, Shoehorn Technique, Basic Instructions, and the rest of my weekly ... More Comment (1)
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