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dammit. I miss SF.From SF and north, the weather sucks, the big cities are just huge hills, and being on PST is the worst. Everything on this coast opens early, basically bc it has to to try and keep up with the rest of the country.
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Most overrated city on Earth...
relative to here? eternal spring and fall, or gamut from stinking heat to witch's teat cold? yes- it's nice out there in the SF area. I don't know from Seattle- those people are the worst, so the place must be awful.
Our past couple of winters have actually been marvelous, no?
Yea, I'm not going to complain about San Diego... My rant is more targeted at San Francisco and north.
Yeah, NE and Midwest have been on a great run the the last year and a half It was in the 80s through September. We had 60s and sunny a couple days ago. This weekend looks like 50s and sunny. It's wonderful.
Ha, from the guy beside himself that people watch the Today showNot everybody likes the same things.
Will there be homeless people trying to stab me with contaminated needles bc I won't give them $5 dollars?
see bolded.
they're asking to be harassed.hills so massive i've harrassed emmassive hills?
Walking into that place is like walking into a scene from Pulp Fiction. I took less than 10 steps the last time I was in there before this stripper shoved cocaine up my nose.
I'm on the west coast 2-4 weeks every year, enough to give me a taste... I understand it isn't the same grind as NYC in terms of pace, but trading everything off, I'll take the grind.
https://www.wunderground.com/forecast/us/ny/new-york/10001?cm_ven=localwx_10day
This is the definition of "selective data" - throw Seattle in the mix, why don't you throw in mid-March to November while we're at it?
speaking of selective data, aren't you the one that titled this thread with "West Coast" only to complain about SF?
that's great.
Seattle can get pretty overcast, but it doesn't rain as much as people say (less avg rainfall per year that NYC) and snows WAY less (only about 6 inches per year)
As one who knows that life is made of the stringing together of peak experiences and who has lived on the Sound, the days where Rainier tosses off its long atmospheric cloaks to bare its mighty shoulders to one & all is the greatest geographic glee i've ever felt and well worth day upon day of grey.
