Closer to Prince.

wildgoldenhoney said:

your here?

veronikka said:

Stalker!

wildgoldenhoney said:

Definition of stalker: Mani
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wildgoldenhoney said:

so you work for him!!!

veronikka said:

j/k

wildgoldenhoney said:

ZAUBERFLOTE said:

i live in a very pretty part of northern california, it's a great location, just hour & half away i have lake tahoe, which i love! but it is too costly to live here, i've thought about moving.....trust me! but at the same time, every state has it's issues.

ZAUBERFLOTE said:

Born in Oakland, CA and have spent maybe a grand total of two years out of state.
Beautiful weather, incredibly scenic, people that range the spectrum of human experience. Always something to do and in the Bay Area and L.A. at least, always a place to get something great to eat.
Finding a Chinese restaurant at 3 am after clubbing and drinking . . In L.A I can't imagine there's much I couldn't find 24/7.
The feeling of creativity, positivity, dreams.

Despite the heat and such, I don't mind where I live. I'm in the central valley of Cali. We rarely ever feel the slightest from an earthquake, haven't flooded, don't get the severity of the midwest and aren't desert. I'm 3 hours away from Los Angeles and 3 hours away from the bay. I can't complain too much.

Moonstar319 said:

I like the heat. Preferably with a breeze. But I'm fine into triple digits.

And y'all got a Governator too



:jealous:

SUPRMAN said:

True, that's ok, as long as the humidity and air quality isn't so bad. Then, my asthma kicks in.

SUPRMAN said:

NYC BA B

ZAUBERFLOTE said:

Nah Too COLD!!!!!

I love Chicago and love the men there but it is too damn cold to be living there.

wishuhvn said:

Exactly.Contrary to popular belief,earthquakes are rare out here in Cali.Yes,it's scary when it happens but fortunately we don't have them very often.Tornadoes and floods,on the other hand,happen very often in other parts of the country (midwest).

While visiting Palm Springs, I took the tram up to Mt. San Jacinto, played in the snow and then went back to our condo and laid out by the pool. Only in California!

BlueZebra said:

You can have him.... he comes complete with a Hummer and a democratic wife!

Muse2NOPharaoh said:

ZAUBERFLOTE said:

LOL, nothing bad could ever happen there!

Several years back the fires in the San Bernardino mountains were so close they had a voluntary evacuation for my entire neighborhood...but I didn't know it until I got home late from work, like around 9:00 pm. Roads were closed off, I had to drive several exits away before I could exit the highway, and then doubled-back on side streets trying to get back to my apartment. Once I did, the entire parking lot on my complex was empty and covered with ash, except for about 7 cards. I saw this family loading boxes up into their car and asked what was going on. The father was the one who told me about the voluntary evacuation. I decided to stay, not really sure where I'd go anyway if I left (hotels were packed lol)...

That, and the '94 earthquake, are the closest I've ever come to having any of these disasters hit home ...

ZAUBERFLOTE said:

I haven't been in a earthqueake in probably over 5 years, and it was a punk ass earthquake. We RARELY have earthquakes that actually do anything...RARELY.

What gets me is why so many people are concerned about this state. I mean, you don't ever hear people talking about why people would want to live in Nebraska or Oregon or Idaho. If you don't TRULY want to live in California, then why are you so worried about why others may want to live here? Just be glad that you live wherever it is that you live and stop tripping.

SUPRMAN said:

Ya get the same thing in Pittsburgh bub
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I was born here, blame my parents

superman said:

you have to be kidding. i was born in california because my grandmother couldn't stand shitty old pittsburgh anymore and moved out here when my dad was little.

evenstar3 said:

Take that back!

Well, I've always loved Pittsburgh, maybe now more than I used to because I was livin in old South Carolina for a while, where there are still gallows in the center of a clean, modern city.

superman said:

no way. i've visited family there. i'm damn lucky to live here.

evenstar3 said:

I was considering moving to Santa Barbara earlier this year, but it was just too expensive for my budget. I would move to San Diego with my relatives in a heartbeat if i could afford it.