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City Wants Assessment of Qualcomm Stadium
To all those dissing the 60's and seventies Aztec teams. The Aztecs looked great because they were great. Don't take my word for it, professional scouts signed large numbers of Aztecs, only Grambling competed with them in this regard. The coaching went on to dominate football for decades. With both the Aztecs and the Chargers. modern football was first played at San Diego Stadium.— June 13, 2010 3:23 p.m.
City Wants Assessment of Qualcomm Stadium
The Roman Colosseum outlasted the City of Rome, and might be standing today if it was not dismantled. If our Stadium has structural problems today, it would certainly be an engineering scandal, since it was built as a permanent structure. I hope the engineers who performed the latest refit can defend their work. I have more faith in the builders and designers of our Stadium, than in any crew of lackeys paid tax money to slander them. They built something beautiful, now we must defend it from the wrecking ball.— June 11, 2010 9:38 a.m.
Grand Jury Says City Should Consider Bankruptcy
to 18, Surfpup. I feel ashamed, Jerry Sanders might be an elephant seal trapped in a man's body, but God made him, just as God made what we find outside locked city bathrooms.— June 9, 2010 1:35 p.m.
Grand Jury Says City Should Consider Bankruptcy
Surfpup. Once again, I must defend the great from internet slander, as a heart patient, I say that Kentucky Fried Chicken is to die for. Every time you KFC Sanders I get hungry, dreaming of that chicken on cheese on chicken sandwich that I will never eat. Jerry Sanders, on the other hand, turns my stomach. I'm losing weight. Colonel Sanders was a great american, after going bankrupt he founded an empire, more than that, he was funny. Jerry Sanders posed as 100% pure pork, turned out to be discount bologna, composed of pork and chicken parts. No American burger or chicken joint would serve us this way.— June 9, 2010 10:58 a.m.
Fat Cats Still Pouring Money into Proposition D
The good news is the total amount raised is not staggering, one rock star benefit could raise a similar amount. The bad news is that this important issue will be decided by the small fraction of the citizenry that votes tomorrow, after the opposed largely decided this was not a bridge to fight on. Lets vote tomorrow, and going forward, donate the time and money necessary to inform our city's apathetic citizens of the impending financial crisis, We will take our city back, hopefully before they sell Balboa Park.— June 7, 2010 12:54 p.m.
Paean to Jerry Dominelli
to Surfpup, 77 An Englishman from the the cab days once confessed to me; "I was in California for a year before I learned that "have a nice day" meant "get f--d.".". And while on the topic of what you're getting, how is Sallie? Link us if you've reported elsewhere.— June 7, 2010 11:56 a.m.
Greenberg Leaves San Diego, Back on CNBC
Those who wish to buy never complain about a drop in price. When management or the board complain about price drops, they imply that they want to sell. Stock buybacks are fraud when used to cash out the board and management, especially when options are involved, and entirely noble when all in insiders want to cash out the malcontents. Usually a scam I agree.— June 4, 2010 4:53 p.m.
Paean to Jerry Dominelli
Domineli impersonated a genius in currency trading. but in fact was more stupid than the merely ignorant, he didn't know what he didn't know. He had cunning, and a sociopath's genius for impersonation, he had a reptile sense of what the listener wanted to hear, and said it. He made an empire out of pure fantasy, and for that we must hail him a grifter genius.— June 4, 2010 4:24 p.m.
Greenberg Leaves San Diego, Back on CNBC
Note: "Crawling out from under the Rock!" is the refrain of the Psycholizard theme song. To your main point. Only confidence artists worry about public confidence and stock price. Good management looks at real sales and expense figures, and sees dips in stock price as buying opportunities.— June 3, 2010 2:59 p.m.
Paean to Jerry Dominelli
Dominelli lacked the charm we expect in great grifters, Nancy Hoover supplied this for him, Victim and perp in this scam shared the same religion, that one could get fabulous riches without working. Perhaps the nearby racetrack played a part.— June 3, 2010 12:52 p.m.