In article , a.a.t.
wrote:

On Sat. Feb. 18, 2006, 3:41pm (PST+19)
OzOne posted:

".......Flew in from that sewer called Los Angeles......"


and on Thu, Feb 23, 2006, 10:17am (PST + 19)
OzOne posted:

"..Unfortunately, you also have sewers like Los Angeles........"


Mr. Oz, I am respectfully asking if you would kindly explain what causes
you to describe Los Angeles in such terms? Granted, as every mega
metropolis, Los Angeles has it's ugly areas, and granted, Los Angeles
is not like our European capitals with gracious architecture and tree
lined boulevards. However..........

Just what areas of Los Angeles were you in? And perhaps you were
limited in time and did not have the time to see areas that would not
cause you to compare them to effluvia?

I really would appreciate your answer, as your reaction is not the
usual one that I hear from other visitors to Los Angeles.

Thanks.........a.a.t.

I'm not Oz but I can answer in 3 letters - LAX.

That's what international visitors experience as their entrance to LA.
Worse than a 3rd World airport in function and service.

PDW

Peter Wiley wrote:
In article , a.a.t.
wrote:


On Sat. Feb. 18, 2006, 3:41pm (PST+19)
OzOne posted:

".......Flew in from that sewer called Los Angeles......"


and on Thu, Feb 23, 2006, 10:17am (PST + 19)
OzOne posted:

"..Unfortunately, you also have sewers like Los Angeles........"


Mr. Oz, I am respectfully asking if you would kindly explain what causes
you to describe Los Angeles in such terms? Granted, as every mega
metropolis, Los Angeles has it's ugly areas, and granted, Los Angeles
is not like our European capitals with gracious architecture and tree
lined boulevards. However..........

Just what areas of Los Angeles were you in? And perhaps you were
limited in time and did not have the time to see areas that would not
cause you to compare them to effluvia?

I really would appreciate your answer, as your reaction is not the
usual one that I hear from other visitors to Los Angeles.

Thanks.........a.a.t.


I'm not Oz but I can answer in 3 letters - LAX.

That's what international visitors experience as their entrance to LA.
Worse than a 3rd World airport in function and service.

PDW

L.A. is a put. One of our kids lives in N. Hollywood. We wish he
didn't.

"katy" wrote in message
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L.A. is a put. One of our kids lives in N. Hollywood. We wish he didn't.

Hollywood is a cesspool. How did they end up there?

Max

"Maxprop" wrote
"katy" wrote
L.A. is a put. One of our kids lives in N. Hollywood. We wish he didn't.

Hollywood is a cesspool. How did they end up there?

Yes g move him to Compton. It's a nice little town.

Maxprop wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
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L.A. is a put. One of our kids lives in N. Hollywood. We wish he didn't.


Hollywood is a cesspool. How did they end up there?

Max


He's a film editor for New Line (LOTR fame) and does commercials,
stunts, etc in his spare time....

"katy" wrote in message
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Maxprop wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
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L.A. is a put. One of our kids lives in N. Hollywood. We wish he
didn't.


Hollywood is a cesspool. How did they end up there?

Max
He's a film editor for New Line (LOTR fame) and does commercials, stunts,
etc in his spare time....

Yes, but Hollywood?? It's but a short drive to safer proximal residential
areas, away from the 'tutes, dealers, and general ner-do-wells that slither
about the streets of Hollywood. I can't understand why anyone would want to
live there, although I do understand why folks work there.

Max

Maxprop wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
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Maxprop wrote:

"katy" wrote in message
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L.A. is a put. One of our kids lives in N. Hollywood. We wish he
didn't.


Hollywood is a cesspool. How did they end up there?

Max

He's a film editor for New Line (LOTR fame) and does commercials, stunts,
etc in his spare time....


Yes, but Hollywood?? It's but a short drive to safer proximal residential
areas, away from the 'tutes, dealers, and general ner-do-wells that slither
about the streets of Hollywood. I can't understand why anyone would want to
live there, although I do understand why folks work there.

Max


He can't afford an apartment outside that area....he amkes small
production films and prefers to live relatively cheaply there so he
has funds to priduce his own stuff for film festivals, etc....

"katy" wrote
He can't afford an apartment outside that area....he amkes small
production films and prefers to live relatively cheaply there so he
has funds to priduce his own stuff for film festivals, etc....

Does he by chance know Marjo Goitner (sp?) - the dude who made the infamous
documentary on evangalism that won the Cannes festival too many years ago? Last
I heard he was a successful stunt man. Everybody should see his flick - otta be
required in the schools.

"katy" wrote in message
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Maxprop wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
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Maxprop wrote:

"katy" wrote in message
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L.A. is a put. One of our kids lives in N. Hollywood. We wish he
didn't.


Hollywood is a cesspool. How did they end up there?

Max

He's a film editor for New Line (LOTR fame) and does commercials, stunts,
etc in his spare time....


Yes, but Hollywood?? It's but a short drive to safer proximal
residential areas, away from the 'tutes, dealers, and general
ner-do-wells that slither about the streets of Hollywood. I can't
understand why anyone would want to live there, although I do understand
why folks work there.

Max
He can't afford an apartment outside that area....he amkes small
production films and prefers to live relatively cheaply there so he has
funds to priduce his own stuff for film festivals, etc....

You couldn't pay me enough to live in any part of Hollywood, especially the
west end. Last visit there I rolled up the windows and locked the doors.
Frightening place.

Max

Hey, I used to live in Hollywood. It wasn't so bad in the 70s, at least not
for an impressionable young person. :-)

I lived right across the street from where Sal Mineo was murdered.

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"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"Maxprop" wrote in message
ink.net...

"katy" wrote in message
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Maxprop wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
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L.A. is a put. One of our kids lives in N. Hollywood. We wish he
didn't.


Hollywood is a cesspool. How did they end up there?

Max
He's a film editor for New Line (LOTR fame) and does commercials, stunts,
etc in his spare time....

Yes, but Hollywood?? It's but a short drive to safer proximal residential
areas, away from the 'tutes, dealers, and general ner-do-wells that
slither about the streets of Hollywood. I can't understand why anyone
would want to live there, although I do understand why folks work there.

Max