Tribe.net. Local Connections Saranade aka sara k, K9LVR, sarapet http://inlandempire.tribe.net/thread/2305ed8c-ccda-4dc4-aa14-d700a2cf87cb#d4d2dff7-d8b8-4fed-8c2c-0f2c3d861dfc 2008-03-05T00:04:49Z 2008-03-05T00:04:49Z

we will be putting together some great events soon. I will be moving out there April 1, so watch out IE, here i come!! Hooping, photo shoots, costume making workshop, dog training, theater and acting classes, and much much more!!

Saranade aka sara k, K9LVR, sarapet 2008-03-05T00:04:49Z Nick http://inlandempire.tribe.net/thread/2305ed8c-ccda-4dc4-aa14-d700a2cf87cb#b2d9c797-91e9-4c93-b47c-ea9f323b6911 2008-01-10T03:07:43Z 2008-01-10T03:07:43Z

All the stereotypes are based in sad realities. However, there are so many exceptions to them its not even funny. For every mini-truck driving tweaker, there's a well-educated burner. Ok, maybe the ratios don't quite work out, but there are some really good people and places in the IE. As the prodigal son of the IE, I'd be happy to go to any burner parties, at least once I get back. Which won't be for at least five months...

Nick 2008-01-10T03:07:43Z Roger http://inlandempire.tribe.net/thread/2305ed8c-ccda-4dc4-aa14-d700a2cf87cb#16e30a29-2a03-431c-8a43-f40bbc99c93d 2007-11-20T02:10:30Z 2007-11-20T02:10:30Z

I think its a good idea. Just make sure to be careful to weed out the imbeciles that will jeapordize its welfare and existence.

Roger 2007-11-20T02:10:30Z $item.owner.firstName http://inlandempire.tribe.net/thread/2305ed8c-ccda-4dc4-aa14-d700a2cf87cb#eda73aa3-fb7a-4fac-82db-8bb4cb216608 2007-11-16T06:27:02Z 2007-11-16T06:27:02Z

Well I cant say that Im unhappy to live in the IE. In some ways "being off the map" is good. Kat

$item.owner.firstName 2007-11-16T06:27:02Z Paul http://inlandempire.tribe.net/thread/2305ed8c-ccda-4dc4-aa14-d700a2cf87cb#6de21e67-42e3-4769-ab01-257dcf35f13c 2007-11-16T03:32:57Z 2007-11-16T03:32:57Z

I will personally look very forward to seeing some events out here. Keep us posted!

Paul 2007-11-16T03:32:57Z Paul http://inlandempire.tribe.net/thread/2305ed8c-ccda-4dc4-aa14-d700a2cf87cb#e3896b3a-37e4-411f-af25-687eefaaae1b 2007-11-16T03:32:12Z 2007-11-16T03:32:12Z

The stigma comes from the all to prevalent tragedy of an abnormally high concentration of trash, tweakers, and crack heads. These people are as proud to be who and where they are as anyone in LA is. Probably more so from what I've seen. It is also common knowledge that the property values out here are lower and that tends to turn off the brand whores in LA as well (this is part of the stigma for sure). It's all about image there. A squat in LA is cooler or more appealing than a house in the IE. I don't agree with that sentiment but I have run into a few times. Another problem we have with "out here," that also seems to be common knowledge, is that there is nearly nothing to do. I blame the city planners for this. Too many foddy doddies trying to keep their quaint little towns, quaint little towns. They of course seem to ignore the fact that even Hemet, with no freeway access had a population of 65,000 (sixty five ~thousand~) people and has been growing between 3 and 6 percent every year since then. And with nothing to do, people turn to point one (drugs) or sex. Sometimes both. Which brings us to the last point. There seems to be a common opinion, even IN the IE, that people here tend to inbreed. It's like we're 100 years before now and 1000 miles from the major metropolis of Los Angles. I met one guy recently who has a kid. The kid is nearly a year old. The father, he's only 17. The mother is 21. This is eerily common. The scary part of this whole thing is that aside from the fact that it's a kid having a kid, they're both ignorantly racist. The other final point I nearly forgot. Prejudice, racial and otherwise, out here is not only expected, it is encouraged. This is to say nothing of any other rights. Women, homosexuals, religious beliefs and believers (unless Christian), foreigners, and anyone or anything differing from a narrow view of acceptable are all fodder for jokes and crass reminders that I'm nowhere near home. I just wish I could afford a two bedroom place to myself in LA.

Paul 2007-11-16T03:32:12Z $item.owner.firstName http://inlandempire.tribe.net/thread/2305ed8c-ccda-4dc4-aa14-d700a2cf87cb#03768ce4-8e54-4c98-8fc4-dda2555b37e1 2007-06-14T22:56:39Z 2007-06-14T22:56:39Z

Hell, Im happy to have a home at all. I got real lucky and am living in a nice house over at Crestline. Still do not get it though but someone tells me that Riverside was more than happy to split into the 951 for whatever the reason that there is this 909 stigma.

$item.owner.firstName 2007-06-14T22:56:39Z love,cat http://inlandempire.tribe.net/thread/2305ed8c-ccda-4dc4-aa14-d700a2cf87cb#c745acd9-9d9c-42c3-9b98-61d223be9ca5 2007-06-14T21:22:01Z 2007-06-14T21:22:01Z

I'm proud to have my little piece of 909 real estate, right in the heart of san berna-duh-ghetto!

love,cat 2007-06-14T21:22:01Z Jenna http://inlandempire.tribe.net/thread/2305ed8c-ccda-4dc4-aa14-d700a2cf87cb#52736bd4-e379-4116-94a2-72bd0c729ac6 2007-06-14T20:35:47Z 2007-06-14T20:35:47Z

LOL I think that is my favorite part of being in the new 951 area code. Most people I give my number to have no idea where 951 is.

Jenna 2007-06-14T20:35:47Z $item.owner.firstName http://inlandempire.tribe.net/thread/2305ed8c-ccda-4dc4-aa14-d700a2cf87cb#d2ad1954-f9e0-48fc-94da-78250ac48d3f 2007-06-13T20:04:20Z 2007-06-13T20:04:20Z

Yeah. Well look at the stigma when someone from the greater LA area sees your 909 area code. It is quite wierd.

$item.owner.firstName 2007-06-13T20:04:20Z Colleen http://inlandempire.tribe.net/thread/2305ed8c-ccda-4dc4-aa14-d700a2cf87cb#ebb7151f-7f7a-49c3-b55f-181b3acda9ca 2007-06-13T16:27:43Z 2007-06-13T16:27:43Z

hi--ya i agree it is somewhat overlooked; which is odd because we are only an hour outside of one of the biggest metropolisis of the world (is that right?)...anyways, this area is growing it seems too......if i have an event i guess i'll just post it on here until then! someone told me about another i.e. tribe. i'll get the name.

Colleen 2007-06-13T16:27:43Z $item.owner.firstName http://inlandempire.tribe.net/thread/2305ed8c-ccda-4dc4-aa14-d700a2cf87cb#6a3d73ad-c88b-4576-81ad-a268b7afb957 2007-06-13T16:12:27Z 2007-06-13T16:12:27Z

Well I don't know if I can be considered a burner quite yet (as I have yet to actually make it to The Man) but I live up here in Crestline, CA. I agree that LA can be too far (especially with gas prices climbing). In all reality, I do not know if the amount of IE folks on tribe is large enough to start your own tribe yet sadly. IE is an overlooked region of SoCal. Kat

$item.owner.firstName 2007-06-13T16:12:27Z Colleen http://inlandempire.tribe.net/thread/2305ed8c-ccda-4dc4-aa14-d700a2cf87cb#0b4e5f66-cea3-44a1-b8b0-a8cc1d088b0f 2007-06-13T15:57:03Z 2007-06-13T15:57:03Z

hi--just wondering if there are any out here? i'm interested in putting on a few events in the area. i live in claremont. i don't always want to travel to los angeles for dance and community events or to meet people. anyone else feel that way? i'm thinking about starting an inland empire burners group or tribe. it doesn't have to be bm centered but those seem like the most popular tribe and a good way to join people together. what do you think? oh yeah and if anyone has been to moontribe events i like that too.

Colleen 2007-06-13T15:57:03Z