bhumble said:
bhumble said:
Fair amount of discussion among the "experts" ... with almost unanimous agreement that, while Kupp might deserve it, it will go to a QB.zengriz said:...hold on there pilgrims...
...let's not get to excited here...
...like the hiesman..mvp is a q b prize...
...wta*f...
...* actual...
Cowboys84 said:Young, rich professional athlete who gets to live in the los Angeles area.... Unlike some over here who only pretend to live out there .
poorgriz said:Cowboys84 said:Young, rich professional athlete who gets to live in the los Angeles area.... Unlike some over here who only pretend to live out there .
Uh..... Wat?
poorgriz said:Cowboys84 said:Young, rich professional athlete who gets to live in the los Angeles area.... Unlike some over here who only pretend to live out there .
Uh..... Wat?
poorgriz said:Cowboys84 said:Young, rich professional athlete who gets to live in the los Angeles area.... Unlike some over here who only pretend to live out there .
Uh..... Wat?
So your dissing of Compton and East LA sounds a bit racist. lolCDAGRIZ said:poorgriz said:Uh..... Wat?
It can be a difficult concept, but if you live in Calabasas or Pacific Palisades for example (where many rich people live), you don't exactly go to Compton or East LA in your day-to-day life. Just because you live in an area doesn't mean you frequent ALL of the area.
kemajic said:So your dissing of Compton and East LA sounds a bit racist. lolCDAGRIZ said:It can be a difficult concept, but if you live in Calabasas or Pacific Palisades for example (where many rich people live), you don't exactly go to Compton or East LA in your day-to-day life. Just because you live in an area doesn't mean you frequent ALL of the area.
I lived in the area for about 7 years. The worst part may be the compromised mobility with the traffic jams everywhere. Not a way to live for me.
How do you rate the Hancock Park area? The Kupfer family is not high on it.CDAGRIZ said:kemajic said:So your dissing of Compton and East LA sounds a bit racist. lol
I lived in the area for about 7 years. The worst part may be the compromised mobility with the traffic jams everywhere. Not a way to live for me.
Uh, no. There are many types of people who live in those areas, but they are higher crime areas than the other two I mentioned. I figured he was getting at the common refrain cable news seems to repeat that all of LA is riddled with crime. It’s just not true no matter how much people want it to be.
kemajic said:The DA has certainly made his impact.CDAGRIZ said:Uh, no. There are many types of people who live in those areas, but they are higher crime areas than the other two I mentioned. I figured he was getting at the common refrain cable news seems to repeat that all of LA is riddled with crime. It’s just not true no matter how much people want it to be.
kemajic said:How do you rate the Hancock Park area? The Kupfer family is not high on it.CDAGRIZ said:Uh, no. There are many types of people who live in those areas, but they are higher crime areas than the other two I mentioned. I figured he was getting at the common refrain cable news seems to repeat that all of LA is riddled with crime. It’s just not true no matter how much people want it to be.
The DA has certainly made his impact.
That seems to be more general for the area than you imply. Today's Orange County is not the place I used to live. The Hole-In-the-Fence Beach at Doheney and the Swallows Inn are all that I miss from CA. Maybe the Quiet Woman in Corona DM. I've never missed the commute. Still good football. Knight is from SJC and Bergquist from San Clemente.CDAGRIZ said:kemajic said:How do you rate the Hancock Park area? The Kupfer family is not high on it.
The DA has certainly made his impact.
I’ve only been through there maybe twice. I think it seems like a once very affluent area that has gone downhill. But that began like 30 years ago. I wouldn’t live there, but that’s just me.
CDAGRIZ said:poorgriz said:Uh..... Wat?
It can be a difficult concept, but if you live in Calabasas or Pacific Palisades for example (where many rich people live), you don't exactly go to Compton or East LA in your day-to-day life. Just because you live in an area doesn't mean you frequent ALL of the area.
poorgriz said:CDAGRIZ said:It can be a difficult concept, but if you live in Calabasas or Pacific Palisades for example (where many rich people live), you don't exactly go to Compton or East LA in your day-to-day life. Just because you live in an area doesn't mean you frequent ALL of the area.
Good for you. I just don't understand the concept of somebody "Getting" to live in LA, or even CA for that matter. Yes, I've been there many times and not once have I ever, ever considered moving there. If I were a billionaire and had fifty houses all over the world, none of them would be anywhere near LA... well MAYBE San Diego would crack my top fifty. But that's just me - I'm sure you love it.
An hour away could be just a few blocks....CDAGRIZ said:poorgriz said:Good for you. I just don't understand the concept of somebody "Getting" to live in LA, or even CA for that matter. Yes, I've been there many times and not once have I ever, ever considered moving there. If I were a billionaire and had fifty houses all over the world, none of them would be anywhere near LA... well MAYBE San Diego would crack my top fifty. But that's just me - I'm sure you love it.
Oh, I don't live in LA. I definitely do not love LA. Let's see, getting it back to Kupp, what are some NFL alternatives? Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Bay Area, Vegas (not bad), New Orleans (fun to visit), DC area, Indy, Green Bay, Atlanta, Dallas (prob not bad), Houston (meh), Chicago, Nashville (pretty sweet), Philly? Like anywhere with millions of people, I'm sure all of these places have good and not so good places to live.
Keep in mind that Kobe lived in Newport Beach, and Kupp lives about an hour from LA.
https://www.amlu.com/2021/05/22/rams-cooper-kupp-buys-in-westlake-village-for-4-1m/
kemajic said:An hour away could be just a few blocks....CDAGRIZ said:Oh, I don't live in LA. I definitely do not love LA. Let's see, getting it back to Kupp, what are some NFL alternatives? Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Bay Area, Vegas (not bad), New Orleans (fun to visit), DC area, Indy, Green Bay, Atlanta, Dallas (prob not bad), Houston (meh), Chicago, Nashville (pretty sweet), Philly? Like anywhere with millions of people, I'm sure all of these places have good and not so good places to live.
Keep in mind that Kobe lived in Newport Beach, and Kupp lives about an hour from LA.
https://www.amlu.com/2021/05/22/rams-cooper-kupp-buys-in-westlake-village-for-4-1m/