That's a gift.Quote:
Originally Posted by D_Davis
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That's a gift.Quote:
Originally Posted by D_Davis
Bakersfield.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spun Lepton
Bakersfield neighborhood in Detroit?Quote:
Originally Posted by D_Davis
:D
Can you imagine?Quote:
Originally Posted by Spun Lepton
Just as a quick example, here are some iPhone pictures I took this morning from our office:
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I could sit and stare out of these windows for hours.
I miss California. :sad:
When did you move to CA? If you're ever around LA, hit me up...you need to play a show down here ASAP!Quote:
Originally Posted by D_Davis
Where in Cali is that exactly?
I don't miss SoCal. But I'm going to place an argument for the ugliest place in the state as being Barstow.
That's Seattle.
I was messin'. Still in Seattle.Quote:
Originally Posted by Derek
:)
Yeah, that's Seattle, guys.
Bakersfield, CA is a shithole.
I maintain that Barstow is worse.Quote:
Originally Posted by number8
I got that he was joking, but for some reason thought we were still talking CA.
Seattle is gorgeous.
I'd rather live in Bakersfield than Barstow, because at least Bakersfield is closer to the ocean and to SoCal.
Seattle is awesome. So is Vancouver. (I visited both cities in the same day)
Yeah, obviously not looking at the pictures close enough to realize that's a metropolis, not a podunk town. Though I've never really heard bad things about Bakersfield; Barstow and, up north, Fresno are the two CA shitholes I always hear mentioned.Quote:
Originally Posted by D_Davis
I could never live in Seattle or Portland. They look gorgeous and I'd love to visit both cities, but no way I could live with that many overcast/rainy days.
Aesthetic pleasures really don't get any better than driving down Seattle's 520 bridge. Those days when the water on each side of the bridge was a different color (i.e. serene blue/wave crashing white); man, gave me the chills every time.
Where I grew up in Michigan we'd go five months in the winter without sun. When it came out we'd get all nervous, peering out from our doorways, wondering if it would hurt us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Derek
I'll try to take snowboard pics tomorrow and show you all how Colorado owns you all.
Am I wrong in thinking that lettuce has no place in a burrito? I just find it odd that I have to expressly ask for no lettuce at this burrito joint I frequent for lunch.
Absolutely not. If they have spinach as an option, go for that, but lettuce is a strict, strict no-no. It's usually iceberg, too, which is just criminal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Benny Profane
Yep.Quote:
Originally Posted by DavidSeven
Or taking the express lanes south into Downtown on I5 in the morning. Breathtaking.
I hate views.
Yes, that's right. The weather in Portland is miserable. No one should move here. Tell your friends.
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Originally Posted by Benny Profane
Warm lettuce is the worst.
I can deal with finely shredded cabbage, because it retains its crispness longer.