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To me it just looks like a typical blue collar CA neighborhood with no yards, power lines everywhere and houses on top of each other. It could be nice or it could be not so nice, it's hard to tell from a picture. I guess I just have a much different opinion of what a "nice" neighborhood looks like.
I've never met a good person from a religious background.
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Originally Posted by Nineties Flava
lol... the brother of a friend of mine just got married at the Mormon Temple 2 weeks ago with his Mormon wife. The catch? His Catholic family wasn't allowed inside. smh
To me it just looks like a typical blue collar CA neighborhood with no yards, power lines everywhere and houses on top of each other. It could be nice or it could be not so nice, it's hard to tell from a picture. I guess I just have a much different opinion of what a "nice" neighborhood looks like.
Yes, its an urban neighborhood. That's what happens when you live in a city. Using this logic there are only 2 neighborhoods in all of San Francisco that are nice. We both know that this isn't true.
and psst. I see plenty of yards less than 2 blocks up the street. lol
Yes, its an urban neighborhood. That's what happens when you live in a city. Using this logic there are only 2 neighborhoods in all of San Francisco that are nice. We both know that this isn't true.
and psst. I see plenty of yards less than 2 blocks up the street. lol
Please never use the terms San Francisco and Logic in the same sentence together again, thanks. Now what's your point? I'm not following your rant here...
Please never use the terms San Francisco and Logic in the same sentence together again, thanks. Now what's your point? I'm not following your rant here...
If you think that a nice neighborhood has to have yards, little density and no powerlines for it to be nice then you've probably never lived in a city.
Finally, all things we can agree on. Except the third one, never heard of them and will have to listen when I can. Killswitch Engage is one of my faves. I used to play my guitar along with Jimi (a CD of course).
y'all are by yourselves on that one lol. that music isn't for me
If you think that a nice neighborhood has to have yards, little density and no powerlines for it to be nice then you've probably never lived in a city.
I don't think that's what he's saying. He's just saying the picture was a little bad. You can see part of one house and the Mormon Temple in the back. The Google street view shows me that the houses are relatively nice while the cars indicate more of a working class lifestyle.
I've never met a good person from a religious background.
i honestly could say the same thing about atheists
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It could be nice or it could be not so nice, it's hard to tell from a picture. I guess I just have a much different opinion of what a "nice" neighborhood looks like.
