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Helping the Homeless
I should've come here to reader.com 4 years ago. The responses from some of you a$$holes is comedy gold.— August 3, 2009 5:36 p.m.
I was a safety ambassador in downtown San Diego
WTF?— August 2, 2009 10:34 p.m.
I was a safety ambassador in downtown San Diego
got capslock?— August 2, 2009 12:02 p.m.
A Static Charge
Don't lump me in with the transplants you're used to seeing Duhbya. I don't want to change one thing about this city. I'm almost like a non-citizen. I contribute as less as possible to Kaliforniastan. This state and it's inhabitants deserve EVERYTHING it has coming to them.— August 2, 2009 11:55 a.m.
Manners and Etiquette
People these days have WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY too much time on their hands. I'll give you a quick example. I watched Faranheit 9/11 in the theatre. I was alone and since this was being shown in a very small town in Wisconsin,there were about 25 people watching it with me. Everything was going smooth until the part in the movie where a woman named Lila Lipscomb was talking to an Iraqi immigrant in front of the White House when another woman came up and started talking s--t. I said out loud"What a f--king kunt!". This douchebag turns around and says to me"Will you please not use that word in my vicinity". I laughed at him. I said"It's a rated R movie you stupid f--kin' hillbilly". I waited for him to get froggy but he didn't.— August 2, 2009 3:24 a.m.
A Static Charge
Now that you put it into perspective,Fred,I couldn't agree more. If the Packers were no longer a football team,would it break my heart? No. I'd be a bit sad but it wouldn't affect my daily life any different. Your point is one more reason why I love my Green Bay Packers. They are the only public owned sports team in the country and maybe even the world. You won't find a 50th of the bulls--t that happens in this city going on in little old Green Bay,WI. Maybe that's why The Chargeless and Padres will never win a major Championship.....Too much politics involved for the city as a whole to really give a s--t about them? I kind of wish the Padres and Chargeless would go away via the Clippers and take their delusional fans with them. I grew up hearing stories about how cool this town is. This town is about as cool as hanging out with the retarded kid. And SDaniels,before you go judging me,there was a perfectly good reason why I robbed that Hardee's at knifepoint(I've never held a gun and I don't want to). Fred was dead on. He was smart enough to understand the point that obviously didn't penetrate that feminism shield you call a skull.— August 2, 2009 2:33 a.m.
I was a safety ambassador in downtown San Diego
#1)-The Whale's Vagina is hardly"America's Finest City". You people out here are so f--king full of yourselves it's sickening. I could write an article in this reply alone why it's not.*cough cough* Pension Scandal *cough cough* Mount Soledad *cough cough* Cunningham *cough cough* Sunrise Powerlink *cough cough* Water mains breaking like there's no tomorrow *cough cough* Banning alcohol on the beach to justify the illegal activities of a few on Labor Day. The list is endless. The Whale's Vagina is known the world over as a haven for crime,corruption and greed. Yet you self-righteous f--kers sit there and talk tall s--t about a city that'll host more Super Bowls and has had the Olympics. #2)-The Whale's Vagina is NOT a big city. The county as a whole may be pretty f--king big but not the city itself. #3)-The weather out here SUCKS! It NEVER rains(no T-storms or tornadoes). The seasons don't change. It's hot & humid during the day and cold as f--k at night. There's a reason people don't live in the desert but WE(I emphasize we because I'm still a citizen for the time being)keep trying to prove them different.— August 2, 2009 1:57 a.m.
A Static Charge
If I was therealstoryteller's ex-BF and she keyed my car because I cheated on her,I'd pissed but I would bury her in the desert. therealstoryteller said she TRASHED his car. HUGE difference. Keying a car means a new paint job. Think of the movie Christine when Buddy Repperton TRASHED Arnie's car. That's what she implied. I'm not mysogynistic. I just have a pair of balls and I'm not afraid to not put up with women's head games. I'm not racist either. I treat people the way I see they deserve to be treated.— August 1, 2009 8:46 p.m.
Juvenile Decoy
Exactly!— August 1, 2009 8:36 p.m.
A Static Charge
And how in the f--k do you snarl something online?— August 1, 2009 1:56 p.m.