Originally Posted by Vicelord John (Post 4574416)

what in the hell are you talking about?

Originally Posted by HooverDam (Post 4574335)

So like I posted in the joke thread I was telling jokes at the Sangria Luxe Lounge last night which is a place worth going if only for the gorgeous wait staff. But it was in an interesting development called The Citadelle Plaza, has anyone been there? Its sort of like a mini CityNorth or Westgate. Its interesting because its not really a strip center in the traditional sense but its not really a fully fleshed out new urbanist center either. Its turned in on itself with 'city streets' bisecting it, diagonal on street parking and everything is two stories. However those no residential component and due to the economy most of the shops are dead right now. Also theres no real anchor (a movie theater wouldve been ideal, perhaps even an art house since there's none on the West side) so it seemed kinda dead last night. But its worth checking out from an urbanism nerd stand point, the whole thing seems like someone read half of a James Howard Kunstler book, got really excited and went out and did it with out reading the rest.

Originally Posted by Vicelord John (Post 4574452)

I am unfamiliar with James Howard Kunstler, New Urbanism, AND that development.

You said it all like it was known like Wal Mart.

Originally Posted by Vicelord John (Post 4578509)

I was testing a new lens tonight and decided to post these for you all.

http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d6...DSC_0014-2.jpg

Originally Posted by Snodrifter (Post 4585381)

medical marijuana ftw.

there are hundreds of dispensaries up around denver now. :yes:

Originally Posted by Leo the Dog (Post 4585558)

Why go all the way to Denver when one could easily drive to CA. Their laws have pretty much decriminalized it all together.

Originally Posted by Leo the Dog (Post 4585558)

Why go all the way to Denver when one could easily drive to CA. Their laws have pretty much decriminalized it all together.

Originally Posted by mwadswor (Post 4570104)

I'm not argumentative I'm annoyed (with the system, not you). Your options, while probably correct, ummm... blow. It's my spot, it's on my lease, I have the paperwork. I shouldn't have to go through the office or park my motorcycle inconveniently to defend it. If someone decided to camp out in my apartment I could call the cops and show them the lease with my name and the apartment number. I don't understand why the same principle doesn't apply to the parking space also on the same lease.

I'm not sure how many units are in my complex... somewhere in the neighborhood of 170 is probably accurate. I don't know any of the cars except those that park in my area though. If it were the same car every time I'd probably be more committed to figuring out who's it was, but it's typically a different car every time. Once or twice a week since April. I've seen one pull in once or twice and told them to fuck off, but it only stops that one vehicle that one time.

It's a complex called "the enclave" http://www.equityapartments.com/broc...09 12:00:00 AM. This is not a hit piece on the apartment complex, by the way. I actually love every other aspect of the community, which is why this issue is so grating. My parking space was regularly abused at my previous apartment complex, but I had other issues with the apartment complex, so I just moved. I actually like this one, so I don't want to move, I just don't want people parking in my space :hell: