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I have a friend that lives in Bakersfield. He's a teacher :unsure: I went to his wedding in Bakersfield. Bakersfield is a Flying J ####hole.
:lmao: Come on. I probably know the guy.
I stayed in Bakersfield for two nights to attend the riveting and exciting Tulare Ag Show back in 1997. The Bakersfield airport is smaller than my town house...or was back then. I also seem to recall a lot of graffiti around the Bakersfield area. I'm sure there are some nicer pockets I didn't get to see, but I don't remember leaving and saying "Man, now this is a place I could come back to live". But if I came into a bunch of money, I'd move to either San Diego or San Francisco in a hearbeat.
Yeah our airport sucks...BUT this isn't exactly a destination city. No need for a big airport. There are plenty of nice pockets. There are some crapholes as well. You could probably say the same thing about any town. The only time I've been in Dallas is was stuffy, crowded and expensive. That's because I never left the airport.
Dallas women wear make-up to the gym. What you drive is more important than who you are to some. No thanks. I couldn't wait to leave Dallas.
 
How often do you think we have serious earthquakes in California?
most of California is awesome. The best weather in the world doesn't make Bakersfield a better place to live than Chicago though.I can't remember the last blizzard I've been around. They don't happen very often either.
Boy, you could NOT be more wrong here. Here's 5 nice sized cities that are NOT awesome at all:1. Oakland

2. Modesto

3. Stockton

4. Fresno

5. Any town around the Salton Sea
I think about 20 people live around the Salton Sea, so I don't think that would qualify as "nice sized."But you could put Redding in there instead. And I'd replace Oakland with Richmond. Richmond is like concentrated bad Oakland, without any of the pesky affluent areas or culture.

 
I'm pretty sure nobody from California has ever called it Cali
lolhttp://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=cali

3. cali 965 up, 718 down

buy cali mugs, tshirts and magnets

A name that non-native Californian's use when refering to California and trying to seem like a real Californian.

Typical of an East coaster

Hey, Duuudes let's go to the shore in Cali, and thrash some waves
4. Cali 325 up, 193 down

buy cali mugs, tshirts and magnets

A word for "California" used by no one who has ever lived in California. Use "Cali" and you will immediately sound like a hick.

"I'm from Cali."

"No you're not, you ########, no one says Cali in California."

"You're right, I'm actually from Iowa. My life is empty."
 
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St. Louis Bob said:
guru_007 said:
madhatter said:
The answer you seek is in this thread. Read posts from December 6th.
One of my daughters is gonna be pissed :whoosh: :eek:
:bag: :unsure:My memory is kind of faulty I knew it was a 2-1 ratio...... PLUS you have the same last name as one of my clients in St. Louis which really confused me. Thanks for the card GB. :lmao:
Definitely 2 girls, 1 boy. Cute kids. :lmao:
 
I had to audit tractor dealers in the Salton Sea area. In the summer. I had to climb up into a tractor to inspet it and burned the hell out of my hand grabbing the metal handle. I'm from Texas. I know heat. I've never encountered ANYTHING like that before. It was miserable. I don't see people survive there.
I went to the Salton Sea once as a kid. There were hundreds of thousands of dead fish floating in the water and washed up on shore. It was like a scene from a post-apocalyptic movie. Actually gave me nightmares.
 
Downtown Detroit is a scary scary place in parts.
it literally looks like a nuclear bomb was dropped not too long ago. it's like Mad Max in parts.the suburbs are great though and most people don't go downtown.
Completely agree here. Where my wife's family is located is fantastic. Lakes everywhere. Gorgeous big trees and neat little towns (Birmingham, Lake Orion, Rochester) throughout.But yeah, downtown is a scary place. GM building is cool and there are some cool restaurants and bars...but it's not a place you'd want to change a flat.
 
I had to audit tractor dealers in the Salton Sea area. In the summer. I had to climb up into a tractor to inspet it and burned the hell out of my hand grabbing the metal handle. I'm from Texas. I know heat. I've never encountered ANYTHING like that before. It was miserable. I don't see people survive there.
I went to the Salton Sea once as a kid. There were hundreds of thousands of dead fish floating in the water and washed up on shore. It was like a scene from a post-apocalyptic movie. Actually gave me nightmares.
I had to drive to Blythe a few times. Talk about nightmares.
 
I hear El Centro is a lovely spot.
Oooof, I spent the night there once. I ate dinner in my hotel room.
Fun fact from wikipedia: "As of December 2010, El Centro has the highest unemployment rate among American cities, at 29.3%."Which makes me wonder if you're in El Centro and don't have a job, why in the hell don't you leave?
That is a very good question. Hey, this sure looks inviting.
 
Downtown Detroit is a scary scary place in parts.
it literally looks like a nuclear bomb was dropped not too long ago. it's like Mad Max in parts.the suburbs are great though and most people don't go downtown.
Completely agree here. Where my wife's family is located is fantastic. Lakes everywhere. Gorgeous big trees and neat little towns (Birmingham, Lake Orion, Rochester) throughout.But yeah, downtown is a scary place. GM building is cool and there are some cool restaurants and bars...but it's not a place you'd want to change a flat.
If you walk/drive around the City of Detroit with Dr. D and I, we'll take the scary part out of it for you.
 
How often do you think we have serious earthquakes in California?
most of California is awesome. The best weather in the world doesn't make Bakersfield a better place to live than Chicago though.I can't remember the last blizzard I've been around. They don't happen very often either.
Boy, you could NOT be more wrong here. Here's 5 nice sized cities that are NOT awesome at all:1. Oakland

2. Modesto

3. Stockton

4. Fresno

5. Any town around the Salton Sea
wonder how patty from modesto is doing? probably the last time that I listened to that show.
 
most of California is awesome. The best weather in the world doesn't make Bakersfield a better place to live than Chicago though.

I can't remember the last blizzard I've been around. They don't happen very often either.
Boy, you could NOT be more wrong here. Here's 5 nice sized cities that are NOT awesome at all:1. Oakland

2. Modesto

3. Stockton

4. Fresno

5. Any town around the Salton Sea
I'll take your word for it.I'm a fan of San Diego and San Francisco and most of the coast. I can't speak for the less desirable areas, although I'm sure the great weather cures all ills based on what my Cali friends are saying in here.
Actually the weather in Central Calif is pretty crappy during the summer. Hot as hell and bad air quality. The only plus is that from October to April it is pretty damn nice.
I had to audit tractor dealers in the Salton Sea area. In the summer. I had to climb up into a tractor to inspet it and burned the hell out of my hand grabbing the metal handle. I'm from Texas. I know heat. I've never encountered ANYTHING like that before. It was miserable. I don't see how people survive there.
Meth
 
Definitely 2 girls, 1 boy. Cute kids. :goodposting:
thank you SLB. My wife does these goofy things each year.....this one was kinda done quickly though. Hope all is well, and happy holidays to you and your family :lol:And GM :lol: I love unexpected textsAnd FDAS And everyone else in here, hope everyone has a fantastic holiday season.and Rudi, hope all goes well with you :thumbup:And anyone else I may have missed, will add random good thoughts and cheer throughout this thread.
 
I have a friend who wants to break up with his live in GF. He would be the one moving out in this scenario. He wants to know when is a good time to tell the GF being that it's the holiday season and all. Should he do it now before Christmast? Between Christmas and NYE? Right after New Years?Also, assume that they aren't giving each other Christmas gifts so don't let that factor into your suggestion. I think he also said that her birthday is in February sometime too so I assume he'll definitely want to get out before then. :goodposting:
After Christmas but before New Year's. Christmas is a family homey holiday, so talking to everyone about why your SO isn't around would suck. New Year's is a drinkin, datin, night on the town holiday. She can go out with her single friends and have a good time. And probably find someone new to sleep with.
seriously?Who cares...he is dumping her.
Sorry for answering the question that was asked Walton Goggins.
 

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