kpowers said:

luv4u said:

Wait a minute............. what if Trump wins??? ........... where do you go??? ..........

They are ALL going to your neighborhood . and I hope they bring Justin Bieber with them

Not with him racking up his crim record

KingBAD said:

i'm near temecula... riverside county has some areas

san bernadino is gettin kind ruff. i know very lil about riverside...

oceanside/vista/carlsbad is decent tho (even the weather)

round here the heat is ridiculous...

and the san frenando valley stinks

So what that means, nursev, is STAY FAR AWAY FROM TEMECULA.

luv4u said:

kpowers said:

They are ALL going to your neighborhood . and I hope they bring Justin Bieber with them

Not with him racking up his crim record

I tried putting him in Arkham, they didn't want him. They said they have standards.

kpowers said:

luv4u said:

Not with him racking up his crim record

I tried putting him in Arkham, they didn't want him. They said they have standards.

PurpleJedi said:

KingBAD said:

i'm near temecula... riverside county has some areas

san bernadino is gettin kind ruff. i know very lil about riverside...

oceanside/vista/carlsbad is decent tho (even the weather)

round here the heat is ridiculous...

and the san frenando valley stinks

So what that means, nursev, is STAY FAR AWAY FROM TEMECULA.

is the jedi scared that i'll give the brick to someone new...

awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww..... you know i

only have bricks for you....

In Southern Cali you definitely need a car. You can survive without one but it ain't easy. I don't know about Northern Cali. I'm sure Inland you need one too, more rural areas futher in.

nursev said:

How is San Diego?????????

kpowers said:

How is San Diego?????????

Getting very very crowded.


And not just for what's happening here in the next couple of weeks either.


Literally, very crowded. I'm not use to this.

morningsong said:

kpowers said:

How is San Diego?????????

Getting very very crowded.


And not just for what's happening here in the next couple of weeks either.


Literally, very crowded. I'm not use to this.

Is that comic con????????

kpowers said:

morningsong said:

Getting very very crowded.


And not just for what's happening here in the next couple of weeks either.


Literally, very crowded. I'm not use to this.

Is that comic con????????

Yep. I didn't get in this year. Ain't that about a blankity blank?

morningsong said:

kpowers said:

How is San Diego?????????

Getting very very crowded.


And not just for what's happening here in the next couple of weeks either.


Literally, very crowded. I'm not use to this.

Besides being crowded, how is it? I was born there and haven't been there since 1974.

Used to live in Sherman Oaks, LA

Nice part of the world, with the Galleria

For a Indian chap from the UK (post 9/11) - I found LA to be generally very cosmopolitan in it's attitude

Obviously there was some hysterical nonsense... but there are idiots everywhere...

Just take a look at some of the muppets on here!!!

Good luck wherever you choose!

kpowers said:

morningsong said:

Getting very very crowded.


And not just for what's happening here in the next couple of weeks either.


Literally, very crowded. I'm not use to this.

Besides being crowded, how is it? I was born there and haven't been there since 1974.

Warm, clear and pretty. Still not LA inspite of the vast number of people crowding in. Cost of living is expensive as usual. Doesn't seem as if a lot of business are moving here but given the amount of people they'd have to be. Crime rates are up but still very very low for it's size. Building everywhere, lots of homes. Trying to get better with the bike lanes, it scored pretty low in that department. Public Trans is pathetic, but I think it's better than it use to be. Mayor was re-elected, I guess that's a good thing. For the most part people are very friendly and organize very rapidly in a crisis.


1974? Oh boy has it changed, has it changed since then. Know anything about National City? There's lots more stuff to do, granted there was always stuff to do, just more now.

morningsong said:

kpowers said:

Besides being crowded, how is it? I was born there and haven't been there since 1974.

Warm, clear and pretty. Still not LA inspite of the vast number of people crowding in. Cost of living is expensive as usual. Doesn't seem as if a lot of business are moving here but given the amount of people they'd have to be. Crime rates are up but still very very low for it's size. Building everywhere, lots of homes. Trying to get better with the bike lanes, it scored pretty low in that department. Public Trans is pathetic, but I think it's better than it use to be. Mayor was re-elected, I guess that's a good thing. For the most part people are very friendly and organize very rapidly in a crisis.


1974? Oh boy has it changed, has it changed since then. Know anything about National City? There's lots more stuff to do, granted there was always stuff to do, just more now.

Planning on going in 2018. Want to see the house where I grew up my first four years, out in La Mesa. Good neighborhood???

kpowers said:

morningsong said:

Warm, clear and pretty. Still not LA inspite of the vast number of people crowding in. Cost of living is expensive as usual. Doesn't seem as if a lot of business are moving here but given the amount of people they'd have to be. Crime rates are up but still very very low for it's size. Building everywhere, lots of homes. Trying to get better with the bike lanes, it scored pretty low in that department. Public Trans is pathetic, but I think it's better than it use to be. Mayor was re-elected, I guess that's a good thing. For the most part people are very friendly and organize very rapidly in a crisis.


1974? Oh boy has it changed, has it changed since then. Know anything about National City? There's lots more stuff to do, granted there was always stuff to do, just more now.

Planning on going in 2018. Want to see the house where I grew up my first four years, out in La Mesa. Good neighborhood???

Awww, La Mesa. Yes still a nice area but it's growing fast, lots of malls, lots of new complexes. I think the Administration building is still the tallest building there, I'm not sure there may be a couple new ones that are taller, but not many.

morningsong said:

kpowers said:

Planning on going in 2018. Want to see the house where I grew up my first four years, out in La Mesa. Good neighborhood???

Awww, La Mesa. Yes still a nice area but it's growing fast, lots of malls, lots of new complexes. I think the Administration building is still the tallest building there, I'm not sure there may be a couple new ones that are taller, but not many.

Thanks for the info, I'm getting a little nostalgic now.

kpowers said:

morningsong said:

Awww, La Mesa. Yes still a nice area but it's growing fast, lots of malls, lots of new complexes. I think the Administration building is still the tallest building there, I'm not sure there may be a couple new ones that are taller, but not many.

Thanks for the info, I'm getting a little nostalgic now.

Yeah, I think La Mesa's change is a lot slower than TCofSD, still a lot of those sidewalk shops everywhere, even with the big box stores going up. Lots of trees in those hills.

Don't move to the Bay, there's too many people here already. Traffic is a bitch and the drive thru for In-N-Out is getting out of control!

jk. But not really. You can move here. But traffic is in fact a bitch. I've been back and forth between the Bay and SoCal my whole life so I feel like I get the best of both worlds. The Bay is extremely diverse which I love. You can find anything and everything here. The food is phenomenal (not sure if that's a requirement for you, but it is for me). Unless you decide to work in the same city you live, you most likely will be commuting. It's common to live at least 30min-1hr away from where you work. A lot of the jobs are located in Oakland, SF, San Ramon (where I work) and San Jose but that's technically not the Bay Area. My favorite city is Walnut Creek. Pricey, but I love the people and the location.

As far as SoCal, I really enjoy Culver City, Baldwin Hills and Cerritos. San Diego as well, my best friend just moved there and it's gorgeous.

Either way, we'd love to have you here

CalhounSq said:

nursev said:

Yeah I see that the rent for a house is $2500 I have 3 bedrooms now and pay $850

Kiss that affordable living shit goodbye, seriously it's purrty here, but you gotta be damn good at your job so you're always employed, otherwise the fear of being priced out will consume you. Tech has driven everything in the Bay Area up, so it's rough. Hold onto your butt!

I'm 26 and still live at home because rent is ridiculous here. Full time job that pays fairly well, but I'm like nope If I only had to pay $850 I would have moved out years ago Unfortunately i'm a Cali girl through and through, moving out of state would be out of the question for me. So I have to suck it or pray I marry rich

leslievette said:

Don't move to the Bay, there's too many people here already. Traffic is a bitch and the drive thru for In-N-Out is getting out of control!

jk. But not really. You can move here. But traffic is in fact a bitch. I've been back and forth between the Bay and SoCal my whole life so I feel like I get the best of both worlds. The Bay is extremely diverse which I love. You can find anything and everything here. The food is phenomenal (not sure if that's a requirement for you, but it is for me). Unless you decide to work in the same city you live, you most likely will be commuting. It's common to live at least 30min-1hr away from where you work. A lot of the jobs are located in Oakland, SF, San Ramon (where I work) and San Jose but that's technically not the Bay Area. My favorite city is Walnut Creek. Pricey, but I love the people and the location.




As far as SoCal, I really enjoy Culver City, Baldwin Hills and Cerritos. San Diego as well, my best friend just moved there and it's gorgeous.




Either way, we'd love to have you here

Oh my goodness that made me laugh so hard. They messing with the burger place now, they gotta go.

WAIT A MINUTE!!! $850 for a 3 bedroom?? House?? Nurse where you livin' and why the heck you wanna move here? That's unheard of in these parts.

morningsong said:

leslievette said:

Don't move to the Bay, there's too many people here already. Traffic is a bitch and the drive thru for In-N-Out is getting out of control!

jk. But not really. You can move here. But traffic is in fact a bitch. I've been back and forth between the Bay and SoCal my whole life so I feel like I get the best of both worlds. The Bay is extremely diverse which I love. You can find anything and everything here. The food is phenomenal (not sure if that's a requirement for you, but it is for me). Unless you decide to work in the same city you live, you most likely will be commuting. It's common to live at least 30min-1hr away from where you work. A lot of the jobs are located in Oakland, SF, San Ramon (where I work) and San Jose but that's technically not the Bay Area. My favorite city is Walnut Creek. Pricey, but I love the people and the location.




As far as SoCal, I really enjoy Culver City, Baldwin Hills and Cerritos. San Diego as well, my best friend just moved there and it's gorgeous.




Either way, we'd love to have you here

Oh my goodness that made me laugh so hard. They messing with the burger place now, they gotta go.

I haven't had animal fries in months because I see that line and keep driving! Lol

San Diego is the spot...but youre gonna pay out the ass for anything in a nice neighborhood...and its the most "Republican" city on the west coast. Very conservative. Near perfect weather year round, but traffic is a bitch....not LA bitchy, but bitchy enough. And hey...you may be paying $2000 a month rent, but you will save on the electric bill compared to what you pay in Texas, what with AC and heat...you wont need it nearly as much out here. And dont worry...you dont have to root for the Padres...the Dodgers are only 2 hours away!

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KingBAD said:

i'm near temecula... riverside county has some areas

san bernadino is gettin kind ruff. i know very lil about riverside...

oceanside/vista/carlsbad is decent tho (even the weather)

round here the heat is ridiculous...

and the san frenando valley stinks

well now KingBAD

Believe or not Temecula and Murrietta were on my list Not trying to be too close to the beach cuz Nursey cant afford beach prices I think what Im really asking is as a woman of color what are good areas to live? Its 2016 but I still gotta ask that question Not trynna get caught up

luv4u said:

nursev said:

Im planning on moving to California next year and I hate to ask this question but I must what are some good racially diverse suburbs to live in? Im not trying to get caught somewhere I dont need to be...yeah Nursey is always aware of my surroundings Can you guys give me the real deal on Cali I mean places to go...places not to go Where are the jobs @ Pics are always great

Wait a minute............. what if Trump wins??? ........... where do you go??? ..........

Then I'll see you in Canada

FragileUndertow said:

I'm in the Bay Area, the East Bay, Near the Delta. lol It gets hot In the summer! as I live inland As some one said $ 1300/1500 a month for 2 room apartment..more or less. If you looking to buy, you best ask someone with more knowledge I grew up here, moved away, moved back It was never too bad, never had any problems, I guess it depends where and what section you live. It seems now I hear more that the town is getting bad I'm not going to be much help, good luck [Edited 7/11/16 23:03pm]

1500 for 2 rooms those r crazy prices

PurpleJedi said:

KingBAD said:

i'm near temecula... riverside county has some areas

san bernadino is gettin kind ruff. i know very lil about riverside...

oceanside/vista/carlsbad is decent tho (even the weather)

round here the heat is ridiculous...

and the san frenando valley stinks

So what that means, nursev, is STAY FAR AWAY FROM TEMECULA.