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[David R.Matusiak <dave AT matusiak.org>]

well, maybe what those people all /meant/ was:

"Durham is great if you don't have any kids, pack your own heat, won't 
be living alone, will definitely have a security system, and can give 
robbers the beat-down."

and i hear they have great restaurants.  instant Southern Paradise.

i wasn't there, so i can't say for sure that that is what they meant.
whudda i know -- i live in carrboro...
/drm

On Monday, August 11, 2003, at 06:32  PM, Tom Boucher wrote:

> On Monday, August 11, 2003, at 04:10 PM, Gina Norman wrote:
>
> > They should perhaps consider Durham too.. there are some nice (neat) 
> > condos in the old tobacco warehouse building, and Durham certainly 
> > has the diversity thing going for it (and really good restaurants to 
> > boot).
>
> When we were looking for a place to live before moving out here, the 
> first word out of almost all of the people, strangers to co-workers 
> was 'Don't live in Durham'
>
> Not exactly the ringing endorsement.   When I lady at the grocery 
> store in Durham said that, we got nervous.
>
> Heard things like crime, corrupt police force, bad education system, 
> all sorts of things.