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Post 08/30/2020 15:10     Subject: s/o Where do the cool, grounded parents live?

Anonymous wrote:20910


+1 Especially if you want space and decent schools and still want to be able to commute when this is all over
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Post 08/30/2020 13:48     Subject: s/o Where do the cool, grounded parents live?

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Anonymous wrote:DC Native also. Arlington actually, but when I was growing up (80s) DC Native meant the DC area. Because with the exception of the extremely wealthy and the extremely poor, no one raised a kid in DC proper. If you were a middle class white kid from Dc you could be from Bethesda, Annandale, Alexandria, Silver Spring etc.

My wife is a DC native also, hailing from Potomac.

That's the thing about a lot of the annoying newcomers. They think you have to have been raised on 14th street to be a native. No one lived on 14th street in the 80s I tell them and they look at me like I'm crazy.


Do you mean no white people? So the people who actually lived there don't actually count, in your mind?


Come now, I’m sure PP meant white people with college degrees.


Oh, is this where we wax poetic about the POC sex workers that pretty much single handedly caused the AIDs epidemic in DC to spread like wildfire? Cause that's like 9th level SJW stuff right there. Lets talk about how they were marginalized while the likes of my father (who worked his fingers to the bone as a 30 year civil servant for a whopping 66k) don't deserve to be called a DC native.

No, lets shine a light on the disease ridden petty criminals that dragged that area into the gutter!

I can not wait to vote for Trump this November. I really can't.


You're going to vote for a narcissistic idiot because you're butt hurt? That's some 9th level white fragility stuff right there.


I'm black, but thanks for showing the buried racist in every Dem.


Thanks. I needed a good laugh.


Look at the white housewives gate keeping black
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Post 08/25/2020 09:54     Subject: s/o Where do the cool, grounded parents live?

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Anonymous wrote:DC Native also. Arlington actually, but when I was growing up (80s) DC Native meant the DC area. Because with the exception of the extremely wealthy and the extremely poor, no one raised a kid in DC proper. If you were a middle class white kid from Dc you could be from Bethesda, Annandale, Alexandria, Silver Spring etc.

My wife is a DC native also, hailing from Potomac.

That's the thing about a lot of the annoying newcomers. They think you have to have been raised on 14th street to be a native. No one lived on 14th street in the 80s I tell them and they look at me like I'm crazy.


Do you mean no white people? So the people who actually lived there don't actually count, in your mind?


Come now, I’m sure PP meant white people with college degrees.


Oh, is this where we wax poetic about the POC sex workers that pretty much single handedly caused the AIDs epidemic in DC to spread like wildfire? Cause that's like 9th level SJW stuff right there. Lets talk about how they were marginalized while the likes of my father (who worked his fingers to the bone as a 30 year civil servant for a whopping 66k) don't deserve to be called a DC native.

No, lets shine a light on the disease ridden petty criminals that dragged that area into the gutter!

I can not wait to vote for Trump this November. I really can't.


You're going to vote for a narcissistic idiot because you're butt hurt? That's some 9th level white fragility stuff right there.


I'm black, but thanks for showing the buried racist in every Dem.


Thanks. I needed a good laugh.
Anonymous
Post 08/25/2020 09:08     Subject: s/o Where do the cool, grounded parents live?

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Anonymous wrote:DC Native also. Arlington actually, but when I was growing up (80s) DC Native meant the DC area. Because with the exception of the extremely wealthy and the extremely poor, no one raised a kid in DC proper. If you were a middle class white kid from Dc you could be from Bethesda, Annandale, Alexandria, Silver Spring etc.

My wife is a DC native also, hailing from Potomac.

That's the thing about a lot of the annoying newcomers. They think you have to have been raised on 14th street to be a native. No one lived on 14th street in the 80s I tell them and they look at me like I'm crazy.


Do you mean no white people? So the people who actually lived there don't actually count, in your mind?


Come now, I’m sure PP meant white people with college degrees.


Oh, is this where we wax poetic about the POC sex workers that pretty much single handedly caused the AIDs epidemic in DC to spread like wildfire? Cause that's like 9th level SJW stuff right there. Lets talk about how they were marginalized while the likes of my father (who worked his fingers to the bone as a 30 year civil servant for a whopping 66k) don't deserve to be called a DC native.

No, lets shine a light on the disease ridden petty criminals that dragged that area into the gutter!

I can not wait to vote for Trump this November. I really can't.


You're going to vote for a narcissistic idiot because you're butt hurt? That's some 9th level white fragility stuff right there.


I'm black, but thanks for showing the buried racist in every Dem.


Ha ha ha, there is no way this dude is black.
Anonymous
Post 08/25/2020 09:01     Subject: s/o Where do the cool, grounded parents live?

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Anonymous wrote:DC Native also. Arlington actually, but when I was growing up (80s) DC Native meant the DC area. Because with the exception of the extremely wealthy and the extremely poor, no one raised a kid in DC proper. If you were a middle class white kid from Dc you could be from Bethesda, Annandale, Alexandria, Silver Spring etc.

My wife is a DC native also, hailing from Potomac.

That's the thing about a lot of the annoying newcomers. They think you have to have been raised on 14th street to be a native. No one lived on 14th street in the 80s I tell them and they look at me like I'm crazy.


Do you mean no white people? So the people who actually lived there don't actually count, in your mind?


Come now, I’m sure PP meant white people with college degrees.


Oh, is this where we wax poetic about the POC sex workers that pretty much single handedly caused the AIDs epidemic in DC to spread like wildfire? Cause that's like 9th level SJW stuff right there. Lets talk about how they were marginalized while the likes of my father (who worked his fingers to the bone as a 30 year civil servant for a whopping 66k) don't deserve to be called a DC native.

No, lets shine a light on the disease ridden petty criminals that dragged that area into the gutter!

I can not wait to vote for Trump this November. I really can't.


You're going to vote for a narcissistic idiot because you're butt hurt? That's some 9th level white fragility stuff right there.


I'm black, but thanks for showing the buried racist in every Dem.
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2020 21:38     Subject: s/o Where do the cool, grounded parents live?

Anonymous wrote:They live in neighborhoods that feed into 4-5 rated schools on Great Schools. Where their neighborhood is mixed white/blue collar.


South Arlington is where it’s at friends.
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Post 08/24/2020 21:34     Subject: s/o Where do the cool, grounded parents live?

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Anonymous wrote:DC Native also. Arlington actually, but when I was growing up (80s) DC Native meant the DC area. Because with the exception of the extremely wealthy and the extremely poor, no one raised a kid in DC proper. If you were a middle class white kid from Dc you could be from Bethesda, Annandale, Alexandria, Silver Spring etc.

My wife is a DC native also, hailing from Potomac.

That's the thing about a lot of the annoying newcomers. They think you have to have been raised on 14th street to be a native. No one lived on 14th street in the 80s I tell them and they look at me like I'm crazy.


Do you mean no white people? So the people who actually lived there don't actually count, in your mind?


Come now, I’m sure PP meant white people with college degrees.


Oh, is this where we wax poetic about the POC sex workers that pretty much single handedly caused the AIDs epidemic in DC to spread like wildfire? Cause that's like 9th level SJW stuff right there. Lets talk about how they were marginalized while the likes of my father (who worked his fingers to the bone as a 30 year civil servant for a whopping 66k) don't deserve to be called a DC native.

No, lets shine a light on the disease ridden petty criminals that dragged that area into the gutter!

I can not wait to vote for Trump this November. I really can't.


Um did you dad grow up in DC? If it he isn’t a DC native. Not sure how his work ethic is supposed to be relevant. It’s not bad that he isn’t a DC native, he is just a native of where he grew up. Not complicated and not sure why you ar einsilted that someone who didn’t grow up in DC wouldn’t be considered a DC native (or why it would want you to vote for a draft dodging pansy)
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Post 08/24/2020 19:06     Subject: Re:s/o Where do the cool, grounded parents live?

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Anonymous wrote:Posting like the 5th yes to Silver Spring: 20910, 20902, 20901


+7 (or whatever). Lots of "chill" families and even some "cool" ones (but not me).

+8. We’re part of the “adequate parenting” club.


Do kids generally go to public schools in these zip codes? Considering moving here to try for the science magnet programs (I know, that seems very ungrounded, but my daughter loves science), but want a neighborhood where people send their kids to the neighborhood schools.



Yes.


+2 I have an elementary schooler and a middle schooler, and my neighbors all use the public schools.


+3. Though I'll admit that I only know elementary school families.
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Post 08/24/2020 19:02     Subject: s/o Where do the cool, grounded parents live?

Anonymous wrote:
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Anonymous wrote:DC Native also. Arlington actually, but when I was growing up (80s) DC Native meant the DC area. Because with the exception of the extremely wealthy and the extremely poor, no one raised a kid in DC proper. If you were a middle class white kid from Dc you could be from Bethesda, Annandale, Alexandria, Silver Spring etc.

My wife is a DC native also, hailing from Potomac.

That's the thing about a lot of the annoying newcomers. They think you have to have been raised on 14th street to be a native. No one lived on 14th street in the 80s I tell them and they look at me like I'm crazy.


Do you mean no white people? So the people who actually lived there don't actually count, in your mind?


Come now, I’m sure PP meant white people with college degrees.


Oh, is this where we wax poetic about the POC sex workers that pretty much single handedly caused the AIDs epidemic in DC to spread like wildfire? Cause that's like 9th level SJW stuff right there. Lets talk about how they were marginalized while the likes of my father (who worked his fingers to the bone as a 30 year civil servant for a whopping 66k) don't deserve to be called a DC native.

No, lets shine a light on the disease ridden petty criminals that dragged that area into the gutter!

I can not wait to vote for Trump this November. I really can't.


You're going to vote for a narcissistic idiot because you're butt hurt? That's some 9th level white fragility stuff right there.
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2020 18:53     Subject: s/o Where do the cool, grounded parents live?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
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Anonymous wrote:DC Native also. Arlington actually, but when I was growing up (80s) DC Native meant the DC area. Because with the exception of the extremely wealthy and the extremely poor, no one raised a kid in DC proper. If you were a middle class white kid from Dc you could be from Bethesda, Annandale, Alexandria, Silver Spring etc.

My wife is a DC native also, hailing from Potomac.

That's the thing about a lot of the annoying newcomers. They think you have to have been raised on 14th street to be a native. No one lived on 14th street in the 80s I tell them and they look at me like I'm crazy.


Do you mean no white people? So the people who actually lived there don't actually count, in your mind?


Come now, I’m sure PP meant white people with college degrees.


Oh, is this where we wax poetic about the POC sex workers that pretty much single handedly caused the AIDs epidemic in DC to spread like wildfire? Cause that's like 9th level SJW stuff right there. Lets talk about how they were marginalized while the likes of my father (who worked his fingers to the bone as a 30 year civil servant for a whopping 66k) don't deserve to be called a DC native.

No, lets shine a light on the disease ridden petty criminals that dragged that area into the gutter!

I can not wait to vote for Trump this November. I really can't.


You need to get back on your meds. Post haste.
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2020 18:19     Subject: s/o Where do the cool, grounded parents live?

Anonymous wrote:
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Anonymous wrote:DC Native also. Arlington actually, but when I was growing up (80s) DC Native meant the DC area. Because with the exception of the extremely wealthy and the extremely poor, no one raised a kid in DC proper. If you were a middle class white kid from Dc you could be from Bethesda, Annandale, Alexandria, Silver Spring etc.

My wife is a DC native also, hailing from Potomac.

That's the thing about a lot of the annoying newcomers. They think you have to have been raised on 14th street to be a native. No one lived on 14th street in the 80s I tell them and they look at me like I'm crazy.


Do you mean no white people? So the people who actually lived there don't actually count, in your mind?


Come now, I’m sure PP meant white people with college degrees.


Oh, is this where we wax poetic about the POC sex workers that pretty much single handedly caused the AIDs epidemic in DC to spread like wildfire? Cause that's like 9th level SJW stuff right there. Lets talk about how they were marginalized while the likes of my father (who worked his fingers to the bone as a 30 year civil servant for a whopping 66k) don't deserve to be called a DC native.

No, lets shine a light on the disease ridden petty criminals that dragged that area into the gutter!

I can not wait to vote for Trump this November. I really can't.
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2020 14:34     Subject: s/o Where do the cool, grounded parents live?

Anonymous wrote:
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Anonymous wrote:DC Native also. Arlington actually, but when I was growing up (80s) DC Native meant the DC area. Because with the exception of the extremely wealthy and the extremely poor, no one raised a kid in DC proper. If you were a middle class white kid from Dc you could be from Bethesda, Annandale, Alexandria, Silver Spring etc.

My wife is a DC native also, hailing from Potomac.

That's the thing about a lot of the annoying newcomers. They think you have to have been raised on 14th street to be a native. No one lived on 14th street in the 80s I tell them and they look at me like I'm crazy.


Do you mean no white people? So the people who actually lived there don't actually count, in your mind?


Come now, I’m sure PP meant white people with college degrees.


The only humans valuable enough to be “people” on DCUM!
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2020 11:02     Subject: s/o Where do the cool, grounded parents live?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:DC Native also. Arlington actually, but when I was growing up (80s) DC Native meant the DC area. Because with the exception of the extremely wealthy and the extremely poor, no one raised a kid in DC proper. If you were a middle class white kid from Dc you could be from Bethesda, Annandale, Alexandria, Silver Spring etc.

My wife is a DC native also, hailing from Potomac.

That's the thing about a lot of the annoying newcomers. They think you have to have been raised on 14th street to be a native. No one lived on 14th street in the 80s I tell them and they look at me like I'm crazy.


Do you mean no white people? So the people who actually lived there don't actually count, in your mind?


Come now, I’m sure PP meant white people with college degrees.
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2020 10:32     Subject: s/o Where do the cool, grounded parents live?

Anonymous wrote:DC Native also. Arlington actually, but when I was growing up (80s) DC Native meant the DC area. Because with the exception of the extremely wealthy and the extremely poor, no one raised a kid in DC proper. If you were a middle class white kid from Dc you could be from Bethesda, Annandale, Alexandria, Silver Spring etc.

My wife is a DC native also, hailing from Potomac.

That's the thing about a lot of the annoying newcomers. They think you have to have been raised on 14th street to be a native. No one lived on 14th street in the 80s I tell them and they look at me like I'm crazy.


Do you mean no white people? So the people who actually lived there don't actually count, in your mind?
Anonymous
Post 08/24/2020 10:07     Subject: s/o Where do the cool, grounded parents live?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
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Anonymous wrote:DC Native also. Arlington actually, but when I was growing up (80s) DC Native meant the DC area. Because with the exception of the extremely wealthy and the extremely poor, no one raised a kid in DC proper. If you were a middle class white kid from Dc you could be from Bethesda, Annandale, Alexandria, Silver Spring etc.

My wife is a DC native also, hailing from Potomac.

That's the thing about a lot of the annoying newcomers. They think you have to have been raised on 14th street to be a native. No one lived on 14th street in the 80s I tell them and they look at me like I'm crazy.


I mean no, some of us grew up in DC in the 80s/90s and didn’t fit that mold. Definitely fewer than now, for sure, though.

And we got annoyed as hell when people from Potomac or Arlington said they are “from DC”!



Haha. Thank you for the response. I am another DC native who grew up in the District in the 80's and *gasp* EOTP! We did indeed, and still do get annoyed. PP may want to think about the way she phrase her experience. Saying "no one lived on 14th St" is a dead giveaway you are NOT a native.


NP, but were there many people who lived on 14th St? There were lots of people that lived EOTR, near RFK, near Catholic, Trinidad, etc, and that huge public housing complex near where Nats stadium is now....but my memory is that 14th St had a couple dive bars, a bunch of empty lots/buildings, and there was a very active drug territory war happening on 14th st. I don’t think of it as being very residential, at least south of Columbia Heights, which is why it was relatively easy for the while foods to move in followed by the gentrifiers. But maybe I’m misremembering.


Certainly there were fewer people living ON 14th Street - I also grew up in DC in the 80s/90s (not in Potomac or Arlington lol but in DC) and remember that area having tons of car repair places, warehouses, etc. Sure the smaller townhouses off 14th were there but the sheer volume of apartment buildings on 14th that have sprung up since the 2000s would indicate that fewer people lived in the area back then.