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You dumb ass I grew up in East L.A. long before you were born
Uh huh.Works great for me in San Diego. And I don't walk anywhere.
Liar, 2.50 is the fare. Unless you are crippled, or a student.
Not my fault you don't know how to ride a damn bus.Uh huh.
It's actually Californians telling the world.India?!?! Oh you funny person. I think flyover country folks tell themselves these things to make them feel better about their red state shitholes.
Uh huhNot my fault you don't know how to ride a damn bus.
It's hard not to talk about paradise.It's actually Californians telling the world.
That was a funny.It's hard not to talk about paradise.
Perfect weather. "June gloom" that now runs from May to September where you maybe see the sun for a couple of hours before sunset and the rest of the time it's dank, cold and foggy. I'll grant you the winters are nice because it generally never gets below forty. But you are in an eternal drought because even a visionary like Mulholland didn't plan for So Cal to grow the way it did. I grew up in So Cal when it was really the Golden State, clean, uncrowded, snowy mountains to hike and ski in, the Pacific to sail, surf and swim in, clean beaches and uncrowded freeways to get places. I moved five years ago, the last time I went to San Diego it took me six hours to go from Ventura to San Diego on a Friday night. It would take nearly an hour to go the forty miles from Ventura to Santa Barbara. An hour and a half to go from Reseda to Century City. Round the clock rush hour traffic. Hour or more waits for parking at the entertainment venues you seem so entranced by. I moved to the Phoenix area, yes it's hot three months of the year, but a hundred and ten here feels cooler than eighty near the beach because we have humidity in the low teens to single digits. I can get anywhere in the Phoenix metro area in forty minutes and I live in the far west end to town. Entertainment venues aren't crowded except during Spring Training and there's plenty of things to do. The only thing I miss about So Cal is the sailing, lakes just aren't as much fun to race on as the ocean.Gosh I don't know...the ocean, the beaches, the desert, the mountains, Mexico right in my backyard (just stop, I go there all the time), the perfect year-round weather created by the Pacific Ocean so we can enjoy these natural playgrounds all year. Also the food and the endless entertainment options. There is a reason it is expensive to live here.
I used to work in Agoura and Calabasas, lots of armed security, but damned little squalor. The worst thing about working there was the eternal torture of car envy watching exotic cars drive by generally driven by assholes who didn't appreciate them.Is this India or Calabasas?
I had friends that left the "squalor" of Bel Air for Calabasas.I used to work in Agoura and Calabasas, lots of armed security, but damned little squalor. The worst thing about working there was the eternal torture of car envy watching exotic cars drive by generally driven by assholes who didn't appreciate them.
Did you ever get to Tommy's? I lived right around the corner from it through Jr. High and High School. It's probably why I don't like Chili-Burgers now, smelling them all the time.You dumb ass I grew up in East L.A. long before you were born.
Hopefully they didn't drive Cobras, Ferraris or Lambos.I had friends that left the "squalor" of Bel Air for Calabasas.
They'll even move to Minnesota, where the climate is better. And not only do they not regret their move, but they bring friends and family with them. Can it get any more embarrassing for California?
They were both devoted to Land Rovers.Hopefully they didn't drive Cobras, Ferraris or Lambos.
Well as a rural resident of CA I say let them go! CA is going to drop off into the SEA because of Climate Change, Global Warming, overpopuation, etc. so FLEE NOW!! Go....Just Go.....Save yourselves before it's too late!! I'll stay here with all the 'rednecks!!!'California libs are so eager to get out of the Shithole State their liberalism has created that even the thousands brought to Florida to work at Disney said NO THANK YOU to going back home to California!
Well as a rural resident of CA I say let them go!
And CA is mostly rural geographically and that area is conservative. SF and LA give CA a bad name.IMO, the only way to live in CA now is AS a rural resident!
We have May Gray, then June Gloom. Along about mid July the sun comes out. I used to live in Los Angeles. That was truly a nightmare that got worse.Perfect weather. "June gloom" that now runs from May to September where you maybe see the sun for a couple of hours before sunset and the rest of the time it's dank, cold and foggy. I'll grant you the winters are nice because it generally never gets below forty. But you are in an eternal drought because even a visionary like Mulholland didn't plan for So Cal to grow the way it did. I grew up in So Cal when it was really the Golden State, clean, uncrowded, snowy mountains to hike and ski in, the Pacific to sail, surf and swim in, clean beaches and uncrowded freeways to get places. I moved five years ago, the last time I went to San Diego it took me six hours to go from Ventura to San Diego on a Friday night. It would take nearly an hour to go the forty miles from Ventura to Santa Barbara. An hour and a half to go from Reseda to Century City. Round the clock rush hour traffic. Hour or more waits for parking at the entertainment venues you seem so entranced by. I moved to the Phoenix area, yes it's hot three months of the year, but a hundred and ten here feels cooler than eighty near the beach because we have humidity in the low teens to single digits. I can get anywhere in the Phoenix metro area in forty minutes and I live in the far west end to town. Entertainment venues aren't crowded except during Spring Training and there's plenty of things to do. The only thing I miss about So Cal is the sailing, lakes just aren't as much fun to race on as the ocean.
Did you ever get to Tommy's? I lived right around the corner from it through Jr. High and High School. It's probably why I don't like Chili-Burgers now, smelling them all the time.
