ROTFL x 1000. Having lived in both states for a decade each trust me, Fla don't hold a candle to Ca.
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You might be a Californian if...........?
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ROTFL x 1000. Having lived in both states for a decade each trust me, Fla don't hold a candle to Ca.
Hey man, you're scaring me. I've always wanted to see the Redwoods and the Sequoias again (haven't been since I was 9) but you're making your neck of the woods sound like Appalachia.
Hey, I resemble that remark.
Actually the funniest thing I've ever seen in my life was watching my father-in-law for the first time "flat footing" at a wedding. For those of you who don't know what "flat footing" is, it's a type of Appalachian folk dance that looks like shuffling your feet real fast. I thought I was going to die from lack of oxygen.
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You can tell by the quality of the posts in this thread who actually has spent time out here.
Maybe it's a local thing, but conducting most of your life while wearing earbuds seems to be a growing trend here.
Jogging, talking on the phone, operating a motor vehicle, etc.
Maybe it's a local thing, but conducting most of your life while wearing earbuds seems to be a growing trend here.
Jogging, talking on the phone, operating a motor vehicle, etc.
slobake
resident ... something
When Aus & actors return from a LA sojourn, they always comment on how it's pleasant to see expressions on ppl's faces.
Apparently in LA the look of permanant surprise is plastered on most faces
Apparently in LA the look of permanant surprise is plastered on most faces
When Aus & actors return from a LA sojourn, they always comment on how it's pleasant to see expressions on ppl's faces.
Apparently in LA the look of permanant surprise is plastered on most faces
More fun with stereotypes!!
You can go to the mountains, the beach, the river, the lake, the desert, wine country, an amusment park, a top shelf concert, museum, sporting event or restaurant anytime your little heart so desires.
slobake
resident ... something
ROTFL x 1000. Having lived in both states for a decade each trust me, Fla don't hold a candle to Ca.
Each place is different and hopefully all of us live in the place where we want to be. I wouldn't want to get into a discussion about one place being better than the other.
Jalepenos and Habeneros light up my world.
And something else too, I'm sure, at least until the body adapts
Wait where were we?
Oh yeah, You might be Californian if your still cheering for the Raiders............
Carry on...
Yup, anyone who thinks all californians are the same is in for a big suprise if they come here. People in a small town near Susanville (Northeast California) made it clear that we were not welcome for a reason that no one would think twice around here. The farmers in the central valley probably think us city dwellers are all nuts.There is also quite a difference between the L.A. culture and the S.F. culture. Not saying either one is good or bad but we are different.
I am in between Redding and Susanville. I live in Shingletown but my family has over 500 acres near Viola, that we keep as our own private hunting reserve. (meaning we preserve the wildlife from everyone else, so we can hunt and kill it...LOL)
My mother depended on avocado to cure illnesses. If you said you were't feeling well she would feed you avocado.
Also, you know you are in California when you see someone in shorts at a funeral.
So much this. Gimme some salt and pepper and a nice chunky avocado and I'm one happy dude.
Yeah, in Sacramento they all have manure on their cowboy boots. Take away L.A., San Diego, and San Francisco and California would be the biggest hick state in the union.
