Where are the sketchiest areas of NoVa, according to the opinionated and bright minds on this forum?

The Evermay section of McLean.

McLean Hamlet was off the hook in the 90's, popo were skerred to drive up in that biotch.

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> The Evermay section of McLean.


Come on that's your best attempt at trolling ya nignog? Sketchy that of all places you could mention, I happen to live just a few minutes from there...

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Hmm, off the top of my head, Pimmit Hills is a bit sketchy, certain areas of Falls Church (around Bowl America/ around Coleman Powersports), certain areas of Seven Corners

I probably define sketchy different than you...


Pimmit is a great place to buy right now, close to Tysons, about a third of the houses have been expanded. The lots are big.

Washington St in Falls Church: a few older red brick dupes and apartments, an aging commercial strip (ie used cars, Quarry/Budget Inn etc) Elevation Burger, a newer apartment house and nice quiet suburbia on the other sides.


7 Corners: the corridor itself is commercial and lower rent than Tysons or Old Town. All the big boxes, a lot of newer ethnic stuff. Good food from Vietnamese to Indian to Chinese to Thai to Pollo to Middle Eastern. Good areas off Sleepy Hollow and Barcroft. A few again apartment complexes that need to go and eventually will.

There are a few areas like Landmark, Herndon and Hybla Valley that are really ethnic or not prime because the commute to the money places is inconvenient. Some petty criminals, Section 8'ers and gangs, but not nearly as sketchy as some places elsewhere on the East Coast.

Try South Baltimore, Camden, New Jersey or Jerome Avenue in the Bronx.

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Pimmit = no HOA free-for-all

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> Pimmit = no HOA free-for-all


Good.

And it helps keep out the sheeplike yuppies.

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> Pimmit = no HOA free-for-all

Pimmit = white trash. But it's the perfect location. Which means that the homes will eventually be bought by developers, demolished, and replaced by McMansions - like a lot of Falls Church. Meanwhile, if you like trucks on blocks, you'll like Pimmit Hills.

The Fairfax Station subdivision = Social climbing scum.

Let's hear some good social climbing neighborhood stories...

Addison Rd. Fairfax City.

In the early 90s, School Street in Fairfax was ghetto. I knew one kid at GMU who used to buy crack down there. In the 80s there was a sketchy trailer park in the Camp Washington area. I heard that in the 70s there was a sketchy complex on 236 near Prosperity Ave.

Culmore/Seven Corners area.

I don't feel safe going into Crosspointe after dark. I guess it's because of all the transplants from Springfield & Burke who live there.

I've walked thru janna lee, sequoyah, mount vernon, woodlawn, all those supposedly ghetto areas of "the highway" day and night and not once did I feel unsafe. Sure there were a lot of non-white people milling about but no one did a thing or said a word to me...just nodded and kept doing them.

I've drank with the amigos in Culmore, they are very nice and do share their coronas! We traded coronas for blue moon and sam adams since they never tried it and they liked it! Shit I even split a 40 of schlitz with one of them one day as we swapped stories of how rough it is working in construction (back in the day) and where in the world we would go to get out of the US....he said not back to mexico but on to europe LOL

Been all up in the trailer park off waples mill...and besides a few methheads who just stay in their trailers and come out to beg you for a beer, a cig, or $2, they are harmless. I got my car fixed RIGHT and he only charged me $100 for a job that would have been $500 anywhere else! Still running today!

There is NOWHERE in ffx county I am scared of. Want the hood? Go to the bronx, NYC or south philly or something....the only thing that is scary is how most white ppl dont like anyone who is not white. THAT is the only fear. They ASSSUME ALL black/hispanic people of a lower income are bad. They are no worse then the people in WV- they are just "urban poor" instead of "country poor" but they are all POOR. And that's where the beef lies. It's more racisim and classism than true violence or anything around here. There of PLENTY of friendly people living in these lower income areas. But since you all assume they are all bad and don't even give them the time of day.....oh well. Rant over.

Culmore is full of poor, dirty wetbacks. The phrase that describes the people there is life not worthy of life.
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> There is NOWHERE in ffx county I am scared of.
> Want the hood? Go to the bronx, NYC or south
> philly or something....

South Philly is Italian. Good foods down there.

I know Sketchy, you ain't got no sketchy on tis

http://goo.gl/maps/MMMWR

Go hang out in the lovely Knollwood Drive area in Bailey's. Be sure to bring your pinata, and get used to lots of old beat up Toyota Tacoma's driving around. El Barrio!

D block of Herndon around Hutchinson elementary. Sooo gang ridden that you can watch fights from your dining room!

Pimmit Hills is being rebuilt house by house to be an extension of McLean. I live there and there have been 3 houses totally demolished and replaced by much, much bigger houses on my street in the last 6 months. My next door neighbors just sold and I am worried that the new buyers might want to do the same thing. It deserved its reputation in the past as the closest thing to a trailer park in the McLean area, but I doubt that it will stay that way much longer.

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fAter a fallow period in the mid Seventies, the band experienced a revival during the late 1970s and early 1980s with albums Sleepwalker, Misfits, Low Budget, Give the People What They Want and State of Confusion. In addition, groups such as Van Halen, the Jam, the Knack, the Pretenders and the Fall covered their songs, helping to boost the Kinks' record sales. In the 1990s, Britpop acts such as Blur and Oasis cited the band as a major influence.[1] The Kinks broke up in 1996, a result of the commercial failures of their last few albums and creative tension between the Davies brothers.[6] Sully Rd South onto lee Jackson Memorial Hwy into Chantilly, check status of machines at Fair Oaks Mall. Return any defective parts that are present. If you have not heard from Bill Splevins or Mara Toles at this time, continue to Fairfax County Court house. Don't park on Judicial Drive.They were the second group of the British Invasion on The Ed Sullivan Show, appearing in March for two weeks after the Beatles appeared three straight weeks in February 1964. For some time the Dave Clark Five were more popular in the US than in their native UK, but had a renaissance in the UK between 1967 and 1970. The group disbanded in late 1970. On 10 March 2008, the band was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.[2]



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Pimmit = great place to plop a boarding house.

WingNut Wrote:
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> Tough One Wrote:
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> > Go hang out in the lovely Knollwood Drive area
> in
> > Bailey's. Be sure to bring your pinata, and get
> > used to lots of old beat up Toyota Tacoma's
> > driving around. El Barrio!
>
> Tacomas? try T100's, LOL. No parking on that
> street at all, each apt has about 10 residents who
> each have 10 cars.
>
> I've posted this in the past but pan up and down
> the street with the Google Maps and see the half
> dozed or so filled to capacity bike racks.
>
> https://maps.google.com/maps?q=Falls+Church,+VA&hl
> =en&ll=38.850661,-77.140302&spn=0.000002,0.001124&
> sll=38.003385,-79.420925&sspn=6.473923,9.206543&oq
> =falls+&t=h&hnear=Falls+Church,+Virginia&z=20&laye
> r=c&cbll=38.850661,-77.140557&panoid=1I66EornOydci
> GAYvz2LZA&cbp=12,114.73,,0,0
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> Will be a possible step forward for Baileys when
> the whole complex is finally condemned.


I give you that...notice how the actual lots are empty but the street parking is full in the middle of the day- only those on the lease can get a sticker and those needed to have real jobs with real paystubs to qualify and are at work LOL

Great Falls, Fairfax Station, the area around Burke Lake Park, Clifton are quite sketchy. In fact, I love to sketch in those places.

Hybla Valley

The Arlandria section where South Arlington and Alexandria meet. There's a stabbing there every night.

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I feel like the westside of Herndon is hotter than hell, shits always poppin down there with the helicopers on lock right next to the airport they don't play around.

unfairfax Wrote:
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> There is NOWHERE in ffx county I am scared of.
> Want the hood? Go to the bronx, NYC or south
> philly or something....the only thing that is

You mean West Philly. South Philly isn't ghetto.

WingNut Wrote:
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> I probably define sketchy different than you...
>
>
> Pimmit is a great place to buy right now, close to
> Tysons, about a third of the houses have been
> expanded. The lots are big.
>
> Washington St in Falls Church: a few older red
> brick dupes and apartments, an aging commercial
> strip (ie used cars, Quarry/Budget Inn etc)
> Elevation Burger, a newer apartment house and nice
> quiet suburbia on the other sides.
>
>
> 7 Corners: the corridor itself is commercial and
> lower rent than Tysons or Old Town. All the big
> boxes, a lot of newer ethnic stuff. Good food from
> Vietnamese to Indian to Chinese to Thai to Pollo
> to Middle Eastern. Good areas off Sleepy Hollow
> and Barcroft. A few again apartment complexes that
> need to go and eventually will.
>
> There are a few areas like Landmark, Herndon and
> Hybla Valley that are really ethnic or not prime
> because the commute to the money places is
> inconvenient. Some petty criminals, Section 8'ers
> and gangs, but not nearly as sketchy as some
> places elsewhere on the East Coast.
>
> Try South Baltimore, Camden, New Jersey or Jerome
> Avenue in the Bronx.

South Baltimore is home to Federal Hill (yuppy central), the stadiums and their surrounding neigborhooods (yuppy central), and Canton (again, yuppy central). I feel far better in those places than most places in NOVA. You all don't really have Baltimore to kick around these days . . . Try again.

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> South Baltimore is home to Federal Hill (yuppy
> central), the stadiums and their surrounding
> neigborhooods (yuppy central), and Canton (again,
> yuppy central). I feel far better in those places
> than most places in NOVA. You all don't really
> have Baltimore to kick around these days . . . Try
> again.


Huh? Other than those few blocks the whole city is a complete shit hole. lol

And it's starting to reclaim that as well.

You all sound like a bunch of fucking whinny pussies.
Grow a set.

SMH
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> > South Baltimore is home to Federal Hill (yuppy
> > central), the stadiums and their surrounding
> > neigborhooods (yuppy central), and Canton
> (again,
> > yuppy central). I feel far better in those
> places
> > than most places in NOVA. You all don't really
> > have Baltimore to kick around these days . . .
> Try
> > again.
>
>
> Huh? Other than those few blocks the whole city
> is a complete shit hole. lol
>
> And it's starting to reclaim that as well.

Well, now you're really showing your ignorance. Since ignorant people tend to be naive, and naive people tend to be stupid, and I have sympathy for the stupid...I'll just leave that one alone. Enjoy your subdivision in Applebee's-land. Peace.