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Paul Cox
Age27 years old GenderMale OccupationNunya NeighborhoodMidtown |
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About MeLived in Sac all my life, moved to downtown in 2001 and have been here ever since. Haven't owned a car since 2004 and love getting around by foot, wheel, or...*grumble* transit. Looking for other cool folks to hang out with around downtown and midtown. Love going to Paesano's, Java City, True Love (when it existed), Infusion, and other places. |
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We've all seen the street cleaning signs Downtown. No Parking on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, take your pick, from 8 a.m. to noon, usually. We've struggled trying to remember which side is which when we've come home late at night, and then tried to find a spot on the correct side. Is it all really necessary? I've had occasion to be home on a number of street cleaning days for my street. The funny thing is, I haven't seen street cleaners--ever! I don't see the evidence that they've even been there. What I do see are tickets. Evidence that the meter maid has come by to ticket you for parking someplace. Someplace where they need to clean, but won't. For transparency's sake, during a recen
You can’t escape it if you’ve been downtown for more than 5 minutes. Whether it’s a large mural, a few hastily scrawled “letters”, or an unintelligible scribble. Graffiti, an art form to some, a nuisance to others. I’ve seen it on cross country trips as Amtrak passes any number of freight trains. It’s nearly the signature of the New York City Subway system. What is graffiti? It depends on who you ask. The most common, and in my opinion least attractive, is tagging. Usually done with a paint pen on a street sign or a business door or window. The kind of graffiti I saw on those trains is a more elaborate form of tagging. Sometimes it’s a persons nickname, other times it’s a word, occasio
Thank goodness she wasn't hurt, considering the amount of folks getting beaten up downtown.
You miss the point of the article. The point is not to bring down suburbanites for a couple hours at a time, but to redevelop to entice them to move to downtown. More population downtown will result in a renewed downtown, one that doesn't die at 5 or 6 at night.
I wish I would've known about this earlier. I would've come to throw my support behind it.
I had a friend that was about 2 or 3 blocks away and was hit in the head once. The guys friends were asking their friend "What did you do that for?", so not sure if it was the same group... Regardless, lots of entirely unnecessary violence. I hope this guy gets caught. I hope his friends turn him in, if it was just the one guy doing it.
Conversation about: New Thai restaurant on J Street: Sawasdee
Do they accept credit cards?