Recent content by scooter

Funny how they used the term "erratically" at over 100mph - that's pretty much the flow of traffic speed during very early morning commute times on 405 and 5

It's not about what school you attended or what ranking your school is or was. Nowadays, success is about who you know and how successful or unsuccessful you are at making connections with those who are in a position to help you. 

Sorry...............but a true baller would have gone with the Alpina B6........... Then you can park in all zones, Red, Green, White, etc....... Nice ride man!

....would some lighter fluid and a conveniently mis-thrown (lighted) match quickly solve the clothesline issue?

Fair enough, appreciate the quick explanation.  It makes more sense now.  I'm taking back the fishy comment.

What I'm most upset about with this story, is that this dumba$$ driver will very soon be behind the wheel of another vehicle.  And when they do this again (and they will, it's a matter of when, not if), it could be in the middle of an intersection, or freeway, causing more damage and injury...

Netflix.......Ali Wong.......... "Every time I get into a car accident.......I need to hide my face so that everybody doesn't see that it's what everybody thought it was going to be..."

Straight A student, but yet is in RTI? And really, they give money to students who finish their work as an incentive? seems fishy, just sayin'

Yes, you will have to pay the toll.  The signage clearly states " T O L L " under the 261 markings.

Excellent points that have already mentioned.  My take is that it depends on what your plans are with the home.  If you plan to sell fairly quick, say 1-3ish years, then sure, an early phase home may get you a higher price.  However fast forward several more years, and that point, it's all about...

Not sure why you are stressing so much over your home value, you've stated this over and over.  And how have you convinced yourself that this will have a negative impact, are you planning on selling relatively soon?  Do homes appraise for a lower value if side neighbors have structures like...

Is this really not that obvious?  The large crowds at Beacon Park (aka treehouse park) are not people looking at the new homes, and not necessarily the general public either.  It's the Pavilion Park residents who flock over the Beacon park to use the amenities because Pavilion Park does't have...

...added bonus?  Wouldn't the discount be the only bonus?  What else is this designation used for?  Unless it can get you out of speeding tickets when you get pulled over?

Sort of funny how the writer makes it a point to call out the year of the car(s) involved.  It almost reads like a used car ad.