View Poll Results: Do You Like Southern California?
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#11
8 ball, why can't the +1 stand it? I'm curious.
#12
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Thanks to Patty and Jerry-CA for joining me at Fuddruckers Lainey will be happy to hear that were no *Early Bird* specials Spokey and I had 1/3 # burger, while Patty had a health-conscious big salad
It was fun to see the Cruise-In cars and talk to the guy with the 1960 "finny" Chrysler
It was fun to see the Cruise-In cars and talk to the guy with the 1960 "finny" Chrysler
#13
I like to visit and am looking forward to our little stay in Laguna Beach for Homecoming II. Haven't been out there in awhile. Would not want to live there, however. I prefer to be based on the East Coast (specifically our condo in NOVA) and travel from here.
#14
Nice place to visit, but wouldn't want to live there. We've visited several times and enjoyed our visits, but traffic was horrendous and we found it overpopulated for the most part. It is a beautiful area but I've always been an east coaster and always like to come back home.
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Kyras, strains on infrastructure are pretty high on her list, not just traffic but saftey services, education, etc. But even higher is what she precieves is a the lack of a 'howdy, neighbor' attitude.
#16
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Originally Posted by 8_ball,Mar 3 2010, 05:23 AM
But even higher is what she precieves is a the lack of a 'howdy, neighbor' attitude.
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Originally Posted by 8_ball,Mar 3 2010, 05:23 AM
Kyras, strains on infrastructure are pretty high on her list, not just traffic but saftey services, education, etc. But even higher is what she precieves is a the lack of a 'howdy, neighbor' attitude.
#18
Originally Posted by mikegarrison,Mar 3 2010, 07:37 AM
Different places have different standards for politeness and friendliness. I don't think any place is more or less polite and friendly than any other, but transplants to any area often feel confused, out-of-place, and unwelcome because they aren't used to the prevailing social codes in the new location.