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SDNN Was Effervescent Until Drop Dead Day
B-Margo is not a day over 35!— May 31, 2010 5:42 p.m.
SDNN Was Effervescent Until Drop Dead Day
Margo= we are all so sorry the SDNN folded-you and the rest will be missed, but at least **I** can keep up with you on Facebook :)— May 31, 2010 5:05 p.m.
San Diego Bike & Kayak Tours lobbying of Mayor Jerry Sanders
I don't live in La Jolla Shores, but I do go down there from time to time ====================== If you're over 14 years of age you should not be going to La Jolla Shores, go to a grown ups beach :)— May 31, 2010 11:49 a.m.
So many San Diegans carry guns
Gringo-you were actually a native born San Diegan! Cool. I now know two friends who were born in SD, including you! Most people would think I would know all kinds of native born here-but for some reason it is the exception and not the rule.— May 31, 2010 11:46 a.m.
Bicyclist spits on windshield of car near Miracosta College
There is no doubt in my mind that Michael Shields was targeted for this sabotage by the government, law enforcement and the justice system operating under a corrupted cooperative. By TargetedinSanDiego ========= I am shocked that such a thing could happen, set up by dirty cops and prosecutors, SHOCKED I TELL YOU :)— May 31, 2010 8:44 a.m.
Bicyclist spits on windshield of car near Miracosta College
Oh, and the 4 bangers, 2@ 18 y/o, 2@ 19 y/o-all had criminal records, 2 had felony records at age 19 and couldn't testify, the other 2 dirtbags had several misdemeanor convictions at age 18, and all 4 had numerous other convictions as juvies. That should have been the end of the case right there-but the goal of the police and prosecutors was NOT to win the case (or heaven forbid seek justice)-but to harrass me, b/c even if they lost the case (which they did) the harrassment value of a full blown criminal case and trial was extensive and draining. Nothing like sitting in the defendant chair as the word comes back the jury has reached a verdict and they hand the verdict to the judge who reads it to himself silently before the clerk reads it out loud.— May 31, 2010 8:42 a.m.
Bicyclist spits on windshield of car near Miracosta College
On March 23, after deliberating for 40 minutes, a jury emerged from the jury room inside the courthouse in Vista. The 12 members had reached a verdict. As they filed into the jury box, the defendant, Michael Shields, stood beside his attorney, David Boertje. Shields’s heart pounded as the foreman announced the verdict: not guilty of assault with a deadly weapon. It was a quick and easy end to a long and difficult year. ============== Believe it or not-many years ago I was in the EXACT same situation as this guy was. Had 4 gang bangersd attack me so I pulled out a T-ball bat and went to work. Add in some incompetent/dirty GED educated cops and you end up with ADW charges (as wella s others) getting slapped on you AFTER you have filed civil rights charges against the dirty cops for false arrestr, and then you have to go to trial. (the dirty prosecutors will try every trick in the book for a plea-and the deals got better and better every week) And just like this guy the dirty cops and gang bangers lost. One of the reasons I went to law school.— May 31, 2010 8:36 a.m.
Flags On Graves Always Make Me Cry
i loved that movie...i saw Ferndale on PBS when Hughl Howser visited the town i got such a kick out of the end of the show where they showed the old coffee drinkers open a restaurant the didn't own..starting the coffee and heating up the grill for the cook..hahahahaha.. acted like that was such an unusual thing....hahahahahaha =============== nan, I love the California Gold segments Huell Howser does for PBS. Have loved them for years and years. There are so many now (he's been doing them forever) that it is hard to nail down even a top 20 list-thanks for the heads up on the ferndale segment-I'll keep my eye open for it.— May 31, 2010 8:30 a.m.
Letter Suggests SDNN to be Bought Out
I'm a sissy too Don....welcome to the club. In fact if ANYONE harrasses me again here, I am sicing Nan on them!— May 31, 2010 8:27 a.m.
Proposition D: How to Buy an Election
McGrory now lives in luxury. =========== Makes you sick to your stomach, doesn't it. Here is a loser who single handedly (with help from one or two others) essentially bankrupted a major metro city, and then "retires" with a close to $200K/year pension, goes to work for one of his crony buddies making probably more than his pension- and now lives in one of the most expensive zip codes (top 5) in the entire U.S. Now, if that does not show how upside down gov employment/managment is, then nothing does.— May 31, 2010 8:26 a.m.