Lakeside

In 1886, the El Cajon Valley Land Company purchased 6,000 acres of land - now known as Lakeside. A large four-story Lakeside Inn was built as a resort. The Inn was designed by the same architect who designed the Hotel del Coronado.

G.H. Mansfield (Vice-President of the land company) built the Castle House in 1887 as a show place and it still remains today. Eight trains ran through Lakeside every day bringing many visitors to the area.

Many historical buildings still remain in the town site area on Maine Avenue such as:

The Town Hall (1911);
Ross House (1905);
Neal House (1900) next to the Olde Community Church (1896);
Park Market burned down in 1997,
Payton’s Hardware rebuilt in the same spot in 1999.
The old Lindo Hotel (1887), now the Lakeside Hotel, stands on the corner of River and Lakeshore;
The Hartung Bakery (1914) - Later Dent’s Bakery - was built on Lakeshore.

A two-mile race track was built around Lindo Lake and on April 20, 1907, Barney Oldfield set a world speed record at the race track. Activities such as boating, horse and auto racing, were popular with the Inn’s guests. (The original Boathouse has been preserved at Lindo Lake Park.) Lakeside soon became nationally recognized as a resort center.

Ya, I'm from Lakeside.
It's not all hicks and red necks.

by Team CHOKE Slam August 1, 2008

labeeba

noun: a wise person

eg.: she's Labeeba

by anonymaous123 March 4, 2016

labels

are funny to put on people sometimes out of a joke. But stupid to seriously use on people.

"Look at that hot scene dude in the girl pants!" OKAY AND PLAYFUL, NOT SERIOUSLY USING LABELS.

"oh my gosh, look at that girl dressed all in black, she's definently a goth, i wouldn't never hang out with goths, yuck." SERIOUSLY USING LABELS AND TOTALLY JUDING WHETHER OR NOT TO HANG OU WITH SOMEBODY BASED ON LABELS AND NOT OKAY.

by arrfmeowgr July 31, 2008

south lakes

South Lakes High School is where they are so poor they can't afford doors and the principal doesn't even speak english.

Be careful not to lean on the walls in South Lakes, you may fall through them.

by Spaz May 3, 2004

labels

See also label

Something placed most commonly on soup cans. Also found on: jars, bottles, tins, crisps, things that are not people.

goth,gothic,goff,sk8r,skater,greb,greebo,grunger,mosher,rocker,punk,emo kid,metal head,chav,prep,poser,townie,trendie,chavette,cyber,geek,dork,nerd...

by Goffboy's Dictionary on Life July 8, 2005

Lakeside High School

A high school built in the NE Atlanta area around 1964 that soon after suffered the humiliation of racial integration when the 2000+ white population was forced to endure the company of 6 negroes. Some of the younger male negroes were forced by some of the redneck kids to wait to take showers in PE class until AFTER the white boys were done, as they were rumored to have tails. Strangely, the "tails" were seen to be in the front. As the decades passed, the black population of Lakeside has surged and today they even have a FLAG group (Friends of Lesbians And Gays), often called "FLAGGOTS" by some of the redneck kids (bullies).

When I graduated from Lakeside High School in 1969, the school reeked of snobbery from the rich white kids. Now the school has degenerated into disrepair, after the collapse of the middle class and the population surge by the Housewives of Atlanta groupies and the huge influx of Mexicanos. The nearby neighborhoods are falling apart with alarm company signs in everyone's front yard.

by Frediam October 14, 2011

Labelist

An asshole who continuously labels people, regardless of if they actually are that label or not.

"You don't believe in god, therefore you're an atheist"

"Not true, you are a Labelist".

by Not a Labelist December 27, 2011