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January 11, 2008 at 10:21 AM in reply to: OT: Indian casino propositions? And vote for prez? #134493
raptorduck
ParticipantOh crap, talk about the worst possible place to have a typo in my post.
Yes, it has now gone to the bank, or is in the process of going to the bank.
ParticipantOh crap, talk about the worst possible place to have a typo in my post.
Yes, it has now gone to the bank, or is in the process of going to the bank.
ParticipantOh crap, talk about the worst possible place to have a typo in my post.
Yes, it has now gone to the bank, or is in the process of going to the bank.
ParticipantOh crap, talk about the worst possible place to have a typo in my post.
Yes, it has now gone to the bank, or is in the process of going to the bank.
ParticipantOh crap, talk about the worst possible place to have a typo in my post.
Yes, it has now gone to the bank, or is in the process of going to the bank.
ParticipantEmmm, I find more folks in SD with my political bent than I do here as well.
ParticipantEmmm, I find more folks in SD with my political bent than I do here as well.
ParticipantEmmm, I find more folks in SD with my political bent than I do here as well.
ParticipantEmmm, I find more folks in SD with my political bent than I do here as well.
ParticipantEmmm, I find more folks in SD with my political bent than I do here as well.
ParticipantActually, the nicest place I have ever lived is in South America. Unmatched beauty and nice, albeit humid, weather. But I exclude that from the equation and would pick SD, because in SD you are less at risk of being kidnapped to raise funds for a revolutionary army or the government turning your house into a military barracks without just compensation.
I travel a bit in my job, about 60k miles/year to Europe and Asia (I also go to DC, NY, and Chicago and other large US cities a number of times each per year). There are cities I just love, Paris, Barcelona, Florence, Tokyo, and would love to live in, IF I were single without a family. For that matter, San Francisco is my favorite US cosmopolitan city to live in if you are single, but I would not live there for the weather, or any of those other cities, save Barcelona.
SD is the best combination of weather, beauty, and place to raise a family I have ever seen.
Heck, out of all the places I go to every year, SD is still my favorite vacation destination.
As for Temecula. I used to ride through there all the time on my motorcycle when I lived in SD. Not for me, and I never felt an ocean breeze there. Dry air yes, ocean breezes no.
If you want to see the difference between a dry ocean breeze (an apparent oxymoron) and a humid ocean breeze, just go to Miami or Daytona Beach in August of any year. There you will have mold in your soaked shirt after 6 hrs. In SD your skin will be moist, but your clothes will be dry. If that is not enough, then do the same thing in New Orleans or the Mississippi coast in August.
ParticipantActually, the nicest place I have ever lived is in South America. Unmatched beauty and nice, albeit humid, weather. But I exclude that from the equation and would pick SD, because in SD you are less at risk of being kidnapped to raise funds for a revolutionary army or the government turning your house into a military barracks without just compensation.
I travel a bit in my job, about 60k miles/year to Europe and Asia (I also go to DC, NY, and Chicago and other large US cities a number of times each per year). There are cities I just love, Paris, Barcelona, Florence, Tokyo, and would love to live in, IF I were single without a family. For that matter, San Francisco is my favorite US cosmopolitan city to live in if you are single, but I would not live there for the weather, or any of those other cities, save Barcelona.
SD is the best combination of weather, beauty, and place to raise a family I have ever seen.
Heck, out of all the places I go to every year, SD is still my favorite vacation destination.
As for Temecula. I used to ride through there all the time on my motorcycle when I lived in SD. Not for me, and I never felt an ocean breeze there. Dry air yes, ocean breezes no.
If you want to see the difference between a dry ocean breeze (an apparent oxymoron) and a humid ocean breeze, just go to Miami or Daytona Beach in August of any year. There you will have mold in your soaked shirt after 6 hrs. In SD your skin will be moist, but your clothes will be dry. If that is not enough, then do the same thing in New Orleans or the Mississippi coast in August.
ParticipantActually, the nicest place I have ever lived is in South America. Unmatched beauty and nice, albeit humid, weather. But I exclude that from the equation and would pick SD, because in SD you are less at risk of being kidnapped to raise funds for a revolutionary army or the government turning your house into a military barracks without just compensation.
I travel a bit in my job, about 60k miles/year to Europe and Asia (I also go to DC, NY, and Chicago and other large US cities a number of times each per year). There are cities I just love, Paris, Barcelona, Florence, Tokyo, and would love to live in, IF I were single without a family. For that matter, San Francisco is my favorite US cosmopolitan city to live in if you are single, but I would not live there for the weather, or any of those other cities, save Barcelona.
SD is the best combination of weather, beauty, and place to raise a family I have ever seen.
Heck, out of all the places I go to every year, SD is still my favorite vacation destination.
As for Temecula. I used to ride through there all the time on my motorcycle when I lived in SD. Not for me, and I never felt an ocean breeze there. Dry air yes, ocean breezes no.
If you want to see the difference between a dry ocean breeze (an apparent oxymoron) and a humid ocean breeze, just go to Miami or Daytona Beach in August of any year. There you will have mold in your soaked shirt after 6 hrs. In SD your skin will be moist, but your clothes will be dry. If that is not enough, then do the same thing in New Orleans or the Mississippi coast in August.
ParticipantActually, the nicest place I have ever lived is in South America. Unmatched beauty and nice, albeit humid, weather. But I exclude that from the equation and would pick SD, because in SD you are less at risk of being kidnapped to raise funds for a revolutionary army or the government turning your house into a military barracks without just compensation.
I travel a bit in my job, about 60k miles/year to Europe and Asia (I also go to DC, NY, and Chicago and other large US cities a number of times each per year). There are cities I just love, Paris, Barcelona, Florence, Tokyo, and would love to live in, IF I were single without a family. For that matter, San Francisco is my favorite US cosmopolitan city to live in if you are single, but I would not live there for the weather, or any of those other cities, save Barcelona.
SD is the best combination of weather, beauty, and place to raise a family I have ever seen.
Heck, out of all the places I go to every year, SD is still my favorite vacation destination.
As for Temecula. I used to ride through there all the time on my motorcycle when I lived in SD. Not for me, and I never felt an ocean breeze there. Dry air yes, ocean breezes no.
If you want to see the difference between a dry ocean breeze (an apparent oxymoron) and a humid ocean breeze, just go to Miami or Daytona Beach in August of any year. There you will have mold in your soaked shirt after 6 hrs. In SD your skin will be moist, but your clothes will be dry. If that is not enough, then do the same thing in New Orleans or the Mississippi coast in August.
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