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Proposition D Thumbed Down Overwhelmingly
He couldn't be that devious and deceptive. Seriously, I mean he’s just not that smart. LOL ============ Hahhaha......funny stuff.— November 5, 2010 2:26 p.m.
Moores's Personal Attorney Named to High Justice Department Post
I don't see how the Delaware LLC's can remain private if they were to be sued and a court orders the identity of the owners to be revealed.— November 5, 2010 2:24 p.m.
Raphael Ramey's Road Rage, Without the Car, in Oceanside
What a waste. The salesman, who thought he could pull a fact one, paid for his life with that mistake. The marines killed someone over a few months pay. A waste.— November 5, 2010 11:39 a.m.
Woman's Business Magazine Sputters, Vows Recovery
San Diego Business Women's Magazine sold us (and was paid) $5,000 worth of advertising, and no ad (or magazine) ever materialized ============= $5K is a lot of scratch to be forking over up front to a magazine that has never published a single page and has no track record whatsoever.— November 5, 2010 10:26 a.m.
Proposition D Thumbed Down Overwhelmingly
By refusing credit for his years as Mayor toward his pension he may potentially be depriving his current wife of survivors benefits in the event he expires. ==================== Not just survivor benefits. This is an interesting issue-since a spouse is entitled to HALF of the pension the other spouse earns during the marriage. The question becomes can one spouse (Sanders) repudiate a pension that the other spouse (current wife) has a legal right to?????? One could say that if the pension is not earned (or repudiated) then the other spouse has no right to it-since it is something not earned (or not taken). Does the spouse in the job (Sanders) have the right to do that unilaterally? On the other hand the spouse who did NOT repudiate the pension can claim they (current wife) has a legal right to the pension and the pension cannot be repusiated by just the spouse (Sanders) earningit sinse there are two spouses who have a vested interest in the pension. Now that is a legal mattaer I doubt the family courts have encountered.— November 5, 2010 9:25 a.m.
Horse Sleep, Flatulent Vapor, Prison Life for Disabled
Oh my-that video was SOOOO funny!— November 5, 2010 9:16 a.m.
Council Votes to Reopen Winter Shelter in Barrio Logan
We remember it was a 14 year old girl in a vacant house ========== Yep. How can you NOT remember that?????????????— November 4, 2010 8:30 p.m.
Walmart Woos; San Diego Plays Hard to Get
I guess the 130,000 square feet of Horton Plaza retail space proposed to be knocked down for a one-block $35+ million park is being done to comply with the new ordinance as well? ============================= What part of Horton Plaza is being knocked down for a park?? The ONLY place I can think of is the front that faces Broadway across from the US Grant Hotel.— November 4, 2010 8:28 p.m.
Horse Sleep, Flatulent Vapor, Prison Life for Disabled
There's a product called "Fart Busters," that may help your dalmation, or switch to a higher grade food. Our old dog, Katie, used to launch such loaded weapons, my daughter used to say she should have been used to fight the enemy in Iraq. They would have surrendered instantly. ======================= LOL....dog farts, they can be pretty bad! I love my dog, she is so cooll!!!!! I will put up with her little farts, it is the least I can do. Funny thing is my other dogs don't have any problems with gas, just my Dalmation.— November 4, 2010 8:26 p.m.
Proposition D Thumbed Down Overwhelmingly
Since Sanders was elected in a special election after Murphy resigned, his first term wasn't 4 years. Does that mean he is eligible to run for another term after the current one ends? ============== No, 8 years total, since KFC Sanders served 3 years of Murphys term, he can only be relected once, because 3 years + two four year terms would exceed his 8 year limit. . . Sanders has aspirations for a higher office ============ KFC's chances of being elected to higher office are FAR less than Susan Goldings, and we all knwo how that worked out.— November 4, 2010 8:21 p.m.