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Yeah only lil es should stay out of downtown/riverwalk sa.
Sup m2m?
Yeah only lil es should stay out of downtown/riverwalk sa.
Sup m2m?
I've been all over downtown SA, never had any issues in 25 years.
If you stay in NW SA, where Moose wants you to, you will have a decent drive to downtown, and the faces aren't any better near the TPC than they are downtown.
you, you trolling prick. My 90-yo mother lives in one of your 'dangerous as ' zones and doesn't have any problems. Go back to Southlake or one of your whitey-only zones. If downtown SA was the horror zone you make it out to be you wouldn't have hundreds of thousands of people coming for conventions every year.
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my stupidity = extremely dangerous
Mouse- you're so ing stupid it hurts.
The riverwalk is like the most visited spot in Texas. It wouldn't be if it were run by Mexican cartels. lol
Hey M2M, why you so scared of erything? Are you really that mush of a little pu o? You know how many white people are at the Riverwalk every night guey? Once you get out of momma's house and have to find a yob and a place to stay you'll see how big SA really is. I know people like you from the proyects. They spend their whole lives shillin' in the same area and don't realize erything they're missing.
Why don't you get yer face out of mommas chiches and take a look around you mijo? And if you need a yob guey you can work for Chingo. I teash you how to slang them tamales cabron.
The Riverwalk is beautiful. Ditto to La Villita, the SA Public Library, the Zoo, the Symphony, The Alamo and of course the ATT Center. Also San Pedro Park is quite nice, and I think the 3rd oldest park in the country behind Central Park and Boston Common. These are all downtown, and if you don't visit downtown during a stay in SA you're missing out on almost all the city has to offer. Downtown was not at all dangrous when I lived in SA (a few yrs ago) and I went downtown a lot, and walked a fair share of it.
Oh and in my HS days I did an independent study one year with a City of SA urban planner. One of the things I learned during that year was the downtown is neglected by the city government for funding for a lot of aspects, but they are working on revitalizing it. It's a long, political process. But this refers to mostly the residential areas where you will not be walking.
Last edited by phxspurfan; 07-21-2011 at 10:39 AM.
Marriott.
why don't you stay inside the river of the River Walk? It will feel like back home.
BRHornet and his family arrive in San Antonio:
Well it's 2011, so I need more updated stats. Thanks for playing.
stay on the river. you won't even have to walk. just strap yourself to back of those giant roaches.
lol saying San Antonio's dangerous. Of course there are dangerous areas where the hoodrats and cholos hang out, don't go propagate the lower east side and the south side and you'll be fine. I live on the NW side by 410/Culebra and is pretty quiet over here, just stupid kids tagging on fences and a neighborhoods over
Sounds like this guy is just a pussy who got mugged a few years ago and refuses to leave his house now
If SA was so dangerous, why is it one of the least stressful big cities to live in on Forbes' list of the most stressful cities in the US?
http://www.forbes.com/2009/08/20/str...s_slide_3.html
In fact, only 1 city on their list ranked lower (which is a good thing), Austin.
BTW, that ranking is of the 40 largest metro areas in the US.
Mostly based on employment stats and air quality. Apples and oranges.
Damn shame they didn't fix up the east side like I thought they would when they built the AT&T center. There's potential there. Very good homecooking and soul food restaurants there. Need a good haircut, east side is where to go as well.
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