Rancho Cucamonga 8's (we are all friends)
07-20-2007, 11:36 AM
#677
thats what she said
07-22-2007, 12:02 PM
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i dont think they are back yet from hawaii, i wouldnt call her but email instead.
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07-30-2007, 06:45 PM
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thats what she said
lol, thats the dealership that wrecked my car
i would not reccomend anyone taking there car to that dealership to get serviced.
they are totally mismanaged.
08-01-2007, 10:20 AM
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i didnt grow up around here but settled for about 4 years. ALHS was were my daughter was going to go to school but we moved to north fontana so not it is etiwanda. how is reno compared to here?
08-01-2007, 10:42 AM
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Reno vs Rancho Cucamonga:
Weather - Reno is cooler in the summer (but still in the high 90's) -- much colder in the winter (snow is included, sometimes).
People - it is a mixed bag. Where I live the people are well-off and the schools are very nice. However, there are many areas that are simply poor-white-trash (no offense intended to anyone). A friend of mine explained it like this: "Reno is a very transient city and transients don't usually bring money or stability".
Recreation - if you enjoy outdoor activities (and I do), Reno is one of the best places to live. My wife and I take our kids to Lake Tahoe about 3 times per month in the summer. We go hiking in the forests about once per week. We go fishing every few months. Lots of mountain biking trails. There are about 6 large lakes within 45 minutes of our house (and you can swim in them).
Weather - Reno is cooler in the summer (but still in the high 90's) -- much colder in the winter (snow is included, sometimes).
People - it is a mixed bag. Where I live the people are well-off and the schools are very nice. However, there are many areas that are simply poor-white-trash (no offense intended to anyone). A friend of mine explained it like this: "Reno is a very transient city and transients don't usually bring money or stability".
Recreation - if you enjoy outdoor activities (and I do), Reno is one of the best places to live. My wife and I take our kids to Lake Tahoe about 3 times per month in the summer. We go hiking in the forests about once per week. We go fishing every few months. Lots of mountain biking trails. There are about 6 large lakes within 45 minutes of our house (and you can swim in them).
08-06-2007, 10:49 PM
#698
thats what she said