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Use the app to cop whatever you need...cause you know those spots got the good.
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Originally Posted by Vendetta
Microsoft is always practical with the names. "Internet Explorer" over "Safari". I'm sorry I didn't know I needed an elephant gun and pantaloons to search the web.
You must've not watched Dave Chappelle's stand-up special he did in SF.Originally Posted by Mojodmonky1
damn.. if only they had this app for Android or iOS. I was just talkin bout this with my buddy the other day.
The wife and I were in SF for a few days over the holidays for a quick vacation. I am not familiar with the city at all (and she is not that familiar). We were walking around the city, and her stupid iPhone told us to walk down Turk St. to get back to our hotel. Apparently Turk St. runs right through the heart of the Tenderloin (bad area). Next thing I know, we are walking amongst bums and crackheads, not another tourist or regular face to be seen. We cursed our phones for not having a function that outlined where the bad parts of town were. I guess I just needed a Windows phone. not my Android phone or the wife's iPhone
Originally Posted by Je Ne Sais Quoi
I guess I'll never know how to get to da heightz with this app.
Originally Posted by DT43
sounds like a 20 year old white chick named the app... "omg, like, avoid the ghetto!!!"
Originally Posted by P MAC ONE
This kid I went to high school with posted on Facebook about how great it was that they made this app.
He's also the most raging, outspoken conservative I've ever known.
I wonder if the two are related ...
Originally Posted by Demps
ya really that scared to be in the ghetto?....
Why don't we have an app for youngblackethic males who are accosted by the police in New York City every day (and other areas across the country) that allows them to map blocks where police pull over or stop people most frequently?
is something like this in the works?