Bad form to name drop. I'm sure their family wouldn't appreciate reading these posts so why post them? This thread isn't about either of them.
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Its public record you dummy. And that is not name dropping.
And this thread is about drug use in Hawaii.
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At the risk of sounding heartless, this sounds likes parts of lots of big cities everywhere in the world, my own city (San Francisco) included.
Just snspped this driving through waikiki 3min ago
was living in a high rise building near Waikiki a few years back, one of the residents had a predilection to take homeless women back to his unit and "clean them up"
jill anjuli hansen?
I don’t understand why people live in Waikiki.
Kapahulu i understand. But a high rise in Waikiki? Wack
Kapahulu i understand. But a high rise in Waikiki? Wack
The 70 had so much more style than the new kids on the block - why has style gone out the window - same thing in skating and snowboarding - I miss those with style and attitude.gettin' old can suck, huh?
i too, am a fan, of this OG!!!:
was working near downtown, close to everything, could ride a bike to the surf. better than living in Nalo or HK, quicker to the NS. Suburban hell is where you have to drive everywhere and have annoying neighbors in close proximity. Living in a building you can just ignore everyone and it's no problem
No. I get that.was working near downtown, close to everything, could ride a bike to the surf. better than living in Nalo or HK, quicker to the NS. Suburban hell is where you have to drive everywhere and have annoying neighbors in close proximity. Living in a building you can just ignore everyone and it's no problem
but kakaako or Chinatown always seemed more appealing then waikiki
When my mother first arrived in Hawaii in 1946, she stayed at a small hotel in Waikiki for a week, before moving to Maui and her new job as a schoolteacher.
She said for a haole gal from the mainland, surfing and canoeing with the beach boys was fun and while having drinks on the verandah at the Moana Hotel in the evening, with the sound of the waves and the soft trade winds blowing, Waikiki had a kind of magical ambiance.
Not so much now, unfortunately.
She said for a haole gal from the mainland, surfing and canoeing with the beach boys was fun and while having drinks on the verandah at the Moana Hotel in the evening, with the sound of the waves and the soft trade winds blowing, Waikiki had a kind of magical ambiance.
Not so much now, unfortunately.
my friend just bought a 2b/2b high rise condo in kaka'ako for $1.25 million with $1200 HOA per month.
Good for him, but I definitely wouldnt pay that much. Also, it looks like Reno is out of the coma
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Official Real Estate Threadmy friend just bought a 2b/2b high rise condo in kaka'ako for $1.25 million with $1200 HOA per month.
Also,
to hear Reno is out of a coma!
Lived in Waikiki from small kid times. Like You, we both knew so many guys from that time and era when Waikiki was fun and everyone knew everybody. A totally different vibe now days and the homeless .... auwe. We got Waikiki in the prime of it's days. I'll remember those days with a Smile, the true Aloha spirit of Waikiki and the Beachboy's that made it famous.
Hawaii's democratic government leaders are responsible for this - part of what made my wife want to leave .