A little later on Osage before 45th a pack (maybe the same) of kids
assaulted a guy on the street. I heard the guy yelling and by the
time i got to see what was going on they kids were running off and the
guy was on the phone with the cops.
I heard him say to someone else who was checking on
On Apr 28, 2007, at 10:31 PM, Ross Bender wrote:
As my Grandma from Georgia used to say, Hit Dog Holler.
On 4/28/07, Robin Gresham-Chin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks so much, she is OK. I don't think it is funny either but
you know this list.
And exactly what does *that* mean??? Are
Despite the other attempts at humor, and the weirdly worded veiled threat
against gentrifiers, I think this is a serious issue. You can see this in
Robin's post about the assault on her daughter.
It's no coincidence that with the better weather the crime rate starts going
up. Anyone here
Robin -
I believe it was a serious issue, as I stated in the thread about the
smashed windows. However, I don't think the title of your thread led a sense
of gravity to the post.
Also, the only mischief I saw was missthin thanks for the heads up.
Shouldn't it really have been, bottoms up?
bga
How can I claim the title of the Squeegee of Cedar Park?
On 4/28/07, Kyle Cassidy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Robin sed:
As a local artist with a conscience, I AM SCARED!
Get with the program! People are tired of seeing landscapes. Start
painting burning buildings and muggings or the art world
HISTORY IS MADE!!!
SHARRIEFF AGREES WITH BRUCE!!
:-)
But on the serious side of things.
Regardless of opinions about what we think happened, we need to
be more organized in our environment. We can't strictly rely on this
listserv as a protection any longer.
So yes, Bruce. It is time
In a message dated 4/29/2007 9:11:02 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
We can’t strictly rely on this listserv as a protection any longer.
That has to be the funniest quip ever posted on this listserv. Rely on this
listserv as protection ??? My stomach is aching from
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds more like some frat boys running amuck to me.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 45th Walnut? I seriously doubt it.
Or, was that remark some attempt at humor that goes over the heads of us
curmudgeons?
I bet it was one of them rapscalliony
I think Al's right on this one. It sounds like a case of yuppie go home.
Frat boys don't break windows, they switch people's lawn ornaments
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Sat 4/28/2007 10:42 PM
To: UnivCity@list.purple.com
i saw a car driving up walnut street at about 44th honk at a guy in a red
jacket crossing the street then, as the car drove past, the driver stuck his
(or her) arm out and smacked the guy on the posterior at about 35mph. dude in
the red sweater seemed really suprised.
Does anyone know the technical term for those spiky hairdos worn by the edgy
cultural elements in the hood? I'm referring to those things that are sort
of mohawks, but stand up on the head in spikes as though they've been ironed
flat. The one I saw last night was dark black, although I've also
Speaking of the old video store at 46th and Cedar, that place must be
haunted. How many years has it been vacant?
This spring Alan Massey did a thesis project on it, but I never heard any
results:
About 46th and Baltimore
This group is intended to be a collection of photos of the area around
Never having heard of the great photographer Weegee I educated myself a bit
on Google. He has one really ghastly picture of horse-faced women at the
opera at:
http://museum.icp.org/museum/collections/special/weegee/
Kyle, I think you have a challenge here -- go around to the UCD/FOCP Party
for
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sounds more like some frat boys running amuck to me.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 45th Walnut? I seriously doubt it.
Or, was that remark some attempt at humor that goes over the heads of us
curmudgeons?
In a message dated 4/29/07 9:31:36 AM, [EMAIL
He was amazing. I saw the exhibit of rarely seen Weegee's at the ICP
in NYC last year, some with his notes still written on them. Also a
newspaper he began because he thought the mainstream media wasn't up
to the job. It was very cool.
There was also an exhibit of wonderful photos by a
Exact same thing happened to a friend of mine a few months ago as we
were walking past Koch's and the laundromat at 43rd and Locust.
- Mike V.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Robin Gresham-Chin
Sent: Saturday, April 28, 2007 7:32 PM
To:
I live on Woodland Terrace. The houses full of students at 40th
Baltimore, one in particular, frighten me. I've been saying since
I've lived here that they seem angry more than anything else. When
they're drunk, which is nearly every day, often one of them will just
stop what he's doing,
I am saying is there are multiple forces out there at large.
How do we identify them and protect our environment?
Many of the locals rely on this listserv to stay informed.
I am suggesting we begin to organize our safety information and
efforts in a way which will get to the source of the
Student athletes are the last group of young people I'd suspect to be doing
vandalism. You can probably find studies that confirm the impressions of many
that they are, as a whole, better students, more disciplined, more supervised,
less likely to be involved in crime, drugs, or even sexual
Actually, since you made the assertion that athletes are less likely
to be involved in those activities, I think it's up to you to find
the documentation.
Are they really the *last* group you'd suspect? Would you suspect
Theater majors more? Or Computer Science students? The list goes on.
In a message dated 4/29/07 3:24:46 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
.Fear is not good for sales right? Well the lack of fear will get you
killed!
Heads up?
S
Irrational fear is not good for anything. Irrational fear - racism - gave
our neighborhood an undeserved bad reputation
A merkin?
On 4/29/07, Ross Bender [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know the technical term for those spiky hairdos worn by the
edgy cultural elements in the hood? I'm referring to those things that are
sort of mohawks, but stand up on the head in spikes as though they've been
ironed flat.
I was just walking along Farragut street and noticed a bunch of Bob Brady for
Mayor signs affixed to trees along the street -- with three inch drywall
screws.
Melani.I noticed you removed the sales signature from your e-mail post
when you replied.
If you want me to be truthful..than I will. I wish all the sales
people who have invaded this
community discussion listserv would save all your sales for when
your not on this list!! ..
Keep it simple and
I am interested - could you send it to the list so everyone can learn
from it?
Regards,
John Ellingsworth
So yes, Bruce. It is time for safety related organizing. I have a bunch
of
good information to start with if anyone is interested.
S
You are receiving this because you are
HAHAHAHAHAHA
Frank
On Apr 29, 2007, at 07:10 PM, B Andersen wrote:
A merkin?
On 4/29/07, Ross Bender [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does anyone know the technical term for those spiky hairdos worn by
the edgy cultural elements in the hood? I'm referring to those
things that are sort of
In a message dated 4/29/2007 7:12:58 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
A merkin?
pubic wig for women
Was there no early age cultural education while you were in the PRK
(People's Republic of _Kaliforni_ (mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]) @)?
On 4/29/07, Ross Bender [EMAIL
In a message dated 4/29/2007 7:48:05 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I was just walking along Farragut street and noticed a bunch of Bob Brady
for Mayor signs affixed to trees along the street -- with three inch drywall
screws.
A response to this weekend's
John:
I copied this information into the body of the e-mail
so I didn't need to send it as an attachment. This document
and a few others are available in PDF, MS Word and Power Point
format for anyone who is interested, just e-mail me off-list.
I gave this stuff to UCD months ago and have never
Kyle Cassidy wrote:
i saw a car driving up walnut street at about 44th honk
at a guy in a red jacket crossing the street then, as the
car drove past, the driver stuck his (or her) arm out and
smacked the guy on the posterior at about 35mph. dude in
the red sweater seemed really suprised.
Kyle
My untested hypothesis, formed by scanning news headlines on this subject for
many years, is that agonistic team sports (x-ball, y-ball, z-ball) have long
been associated with heightened incidences of aggressive antisocial behavior
(thuggery, vandalism, gang rape, substance abuse, low academic
I apologize. I misread the I'd suspect in your original message.
While I haven't witnessed these guys breaking car windows, I *have*
seen them take great joy in destroying public property. I'm not
singling them out. Their behavior is no better or worse than others
around here.
Frank
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