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PrintableINSATIABLE said: funkyslsistah said: Does anybody take HWY 5 down to SoCal? It's out the way getting there from the Bay Area, but at least you can go on cruise control for quite a while.
 Jesus Almighty. I recommend I-5 for no one. Unless I want them to suffer  
we took it after seeing wendy and lisa play in 99.....i soo wanted to beat my buddy down for recommending it...i dont care how pretty that shit is.....TAKE ME HOME NOW!!! Space for sale... | |
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San Fran is pretty cool I guess.
It lacks diversity though. I opted to visit Birmingham ALabama this Fourth of July becuase of that reason. | |
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AsianBomb777 said: San Fran is pretty cool I guess.
It lacks diversity though. I opted to visit Birmingham ALabama this Fourth of July becuase of that reason.  Space for sale... | |
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I went to San Francisco some years back and thoroughly enjoyed it. Very chilly place though. That wind cuts right through you. Went to a restaurant called 'The Stinking Rose', or something similar, where every dish had garlic in it. Definitely a very interesting city, and one I'd like to return to someday. | |
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funkyslsistah said: Does anybody take HWY 5 down to SoCal? It's out the way getting there from the Bay Area, but at least you can go on cruise control for quite a while.
I'm born, raised, and still live in SF. If you can handle non traditional seasons, then this is your place. Most of the summers are spent shrouded in fog, especially if you live in the Sunset, Outer Mission, or near SFSU. Summer kicks in around mid-Sept and lasts for about a month. If you want heat, it's only a 20 min BART ride or car ride. In order to get around the city, I recommend taking the bus and BART (yay strike was averted). Parking is an expensive pain and nobody knows how to drive around here. Hopefully you will be living in a 'hood that has multiple buses running throughout. If you have more than one, then you will be fine. Cars are good for weekend trips outside of the city. There's always something going on here. We are in festival season, so check out any 'hood festivals coming up. There's always free concert at Stern Grove on Sundays. Just get out and explore and learn some history along the way. People are always interesting. From the business types to bike messengers, to homeless. If you aren't used to city living, you may be in for an awakening, but for the most part SF is pretty laid back. Where are you from? I am from Chicago...thanks for the info  | |
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Mostbeautifulgrlntheworld said: funkyslsistah said: Does anybody take HWY 5 down to SoCal? It's out the way getting there from the Bay Area, but at least you can go on cruise control for quite a while.
I'm born, raised, and still live in SF. If you can handle non traditional seasons, then this is your place. Most of the summers are spent shrouded in fog, especially if you live in the Sunset, Outer Mission, or near SFSU. Summer kicks in around mid-Sept and lasts for about a month. If you want heat, it's only a 20 min BART ride or car ride. In order to get around the city, I recommend taking the bus and BART (yay strike was averted). Parking is an expensive pain and nobody knows how to drive around here. Hopefully you will be living in a 'hood that has multiple buses running throughout. If you have more than one, then you will be fine. Cars are good for weekend trips outside of the city. There's always something going on here. We are in festival season, so check out any 'hood festivals coming up. There's always free concert at Stern Grove on Sundays. Just get out and explore and learn some history along the way. People are always interesting. From the business types to bike messengers, to homeless. If you aren't used to city living, you may be in for an awakening, but for the most part SF is pretty laid back. Where are you from? I am from Chicago...thanks for the info You're welcome Chicago would be my choice for a city to move to someday. I love it there."Funkyslsistah… you ain't funky at all, you just a little ol' prude"!
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