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Kenning posted:If you're not loving around, did they mail it to your house? Did you get pulled over by the airplane North By Northwest style? How they did it for me, which I think is how it's done everywhere an airplane patrols, is there's four or five patrol cars just chilling at the next on ramp, waiting for the airplane to radio them your speed and color of car. Then they pull into the highway and flip on their lights. The cars don't need to see you speeding as the airplane did. Edit: also, the airplane clocks clocks you for a mile or two using paint on the side of the road as start/end points. So your speed is an average. When I got popped I was actually trying to go 100, but there was a truck passing another truck for a bit so my ticket was only for 83mph 
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Chinatown posted:theres water falling from the sky in san diego It was 100 degrees and rained for 5 minutes in the Inland Empire yesterday
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Sep 20, 2016 22:22
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Tropical cyclone remnants, nothing to do w/ regular rainfall patterns unfortunately
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Sep 20, 2016 23:19
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Expect a quick return to your regularly scheduled programming (hot af)
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Got some rain in the OC for the first time since April. Figures, I just washed my car.
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FCKGW posted:It was 100 degrees and rained for 5 minutes in the Inland Empire yesterday Thats just condensed smog.
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FogHelmut posted:Got some rain in the OC for the first time since April. Carwashing, the modern day rain dance. Just sprinkled here in NorCal. It's supposed to be El Nino this year right? That's still happening?
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Illuminado posted:Carwashing, the modern day rain dance. Just sprinkled here in NorCal. It's supposed to be El Nino this year right? That's still happening? No, El Nino season is over. Typically it's followed by La Nina, which is drier than normal conditions, but that blob off the coast was so large it screwed with normal El Nino patters so were not really sure what it's supposed to look like this winter.
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This year was supposed to be La Niņa, weather's older, less funny work, but apparently that's unlikely. Spent the weekend in Mendocino, a coastal Northern California logging town repurposed as a tourist area. It's beautiful and quiet. If you want to so somewhere and just hang, alone or with a friend, I highly recommend it; you can also bicycle, kayak, hike, and so on. Beautiful botanic garden nearby, as well as many many wineries.. I feel much more at peace with myself. e: I saw the Milky Way for the first time in decades, at least. Arsenic Lupin fucked around with this message at 16:05 on Sep 21, 2016 |
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Sep 21, 2016 16:01
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Lol some guy got mad at me before when I told him I saw the milky way when I was out in the desert. He was like "We're in the loving milky way bro you can't loving see it"
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It drizzled out here in the Coachella Valley yesterday. Today it is still humid as gently caress. In other news my AC stopped working.
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Business Insider wrote an entire article about how in-n-out is overrated and how californians are "suckered in" by the "manufactured cult" this entire article was prompted by Clinton getting her staffers in-n-out before hopping on a red eye to the other coast It includes a choice bit of opinion about how other corporations have "maintained quality" with a much more widespread presence. I don't know who this schmuck is but if he isn't from around here then this article only proves his incredible jealousy and if he is from around here then he can  and make room for people who actually appreciate our great state
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what a lil' babby bitch
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when I had a cousin visit from New York (to Los Angeles), me and my west coast bretheren tried to figure out some good recommendations for her to do. It boiled down to, in rank:
the choices petered out since she probably didn't have the time for a full-fledged vacation, probably enough time to sneak an extra lunch or dinner somewhere.
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also i google searched in-n-out news articles and found this very good doggy
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I like in-n-out, but I can't think of it as uniquely Californian because they have no avocados. For this reason, habit is more californian.
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the author's twitter profile says he's from new york figures we have shake shack here, too, and you don't see in-n-out closing doors en masse, dude should relax and eat at california pizza kitchen, which inexplicably has restaurants in new york, and are probably just as hip and terrible there as they are here, and just complain about that. apparently there is another business insider writer that wrote a response piece that praised in-n-out from the viewpoint of a "native californian" but he says that it's "merely ok". missing the point, man
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in n out is cool b/c it has bible verses on the packaging and that keeps out the vampires
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he probably doesnt like bbq chicken pizza either or burritos i hope someone punches him in the mouth!!!!
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Chinatown posted:he probably doesnt like bbq chicken pizza either someone like him probably likes burritos but is only familiar with chipolte and it likely doesn't occur to him to try mexican food in a state that, you know, actually borders mexico nothing fills you up like a good chorizo and machaca burrito and the nice thing about this state is that you are rarely ever more than a few miles from a good authentic mexican food place as long as you aren't in the mountains or high desert The weird thing is that I had really good chinese food in lone pine in the eastern sierras, sandwiched between steak houses and burger joints. Apparently the cook was from taiwan and wanted to open a restaurant (or something, if memory serves) and she was happy to see someone order the spicy dishes.
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Is Business Insider a real business website or just a click bait blog? It's $2.50 for a cheeseburger, with lettuce, tomato and onion. Where else you getting that? Longpig Bard fucked around with this message at 23:31 on Oct 24, 2016 |
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coupbrick posted:Is Business Insider a real business website or just a click bait blog? Definitely click bait. Just shock media trying to bait you into being angry about our lovely burgs. Hey sorry you can't appreciate an in and out burg, insider dude. Must suck to have bad taste. In fact, I think I'll ride my bicycle to in and out tomorrow. hell astro course fucked around with this message at 23:34 on Oct 24, 2016 |
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celeron 300a posted:Business Insider wrote an entire article about how in-n-out is overrated and how californians are "suckered in" by the "manufactured cult" In-n-out doesn't travel well. Those poor burgers were probably soggy and lukewarm by the time they got them on the plane. In-n-out needs to be consumed immediately. People who think it's overrated probably had it like in this tweet. And in that case, they wouldn't be wrong.
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Yeah sometimes I will get it to go in the drive-thru and when i get home its still good but not the same as when you eat it at the restaurant. The correct way to eat In-N-Out is at a table outside the restaurant or inside when very drunk late at night.
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celeron 300a posted:Business Insider wrote an entire article about how in-n-out is overrated and how californians are "suckered in" by the "manufactured cult" The SF chronicle ran that same article, and it was eviscerated in the comments for being dumb idiot garbage, which is probably the only time news comments have been cool and good. Anyways in-n-out is really good, but it's nothing special unless you're comparing it to other fast food places, and taking the low prices into account. But there's always some smug retarded chucklefuck who compares it to a more expensive place, and then plays the "checkmate, dumb Californians  " card.
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nm posted:I like in-n-out, but I can't think of it as uniquely Californian because they have no avocados. For the record, let me state that I agree with your opinion that a food item is more deserving of a "california" adjective if it has avocado of some form. see: california roll however, I see too many burritos that are "california burritos" and they have no avocado or guacamole. One burrito had steak, fries, and cheddar cheese. Maybe the fries made it californian? I dunno. I mean, onion dip used to be called "california dip" for some dumb reason that I don't understand. Adding "california" to something shouldn't make it exotic or cool. But it should have avocado. Supposedly in-n-out is in 6 states - all of the ones bordering california plus utah and texas. So, the haters just have to fly halfway to try it out now.
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I'm oretty sure that french fries in a a burrito is some kind of awful socal thing.
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withak posted:I'm oretty sure that french fries in a a burrito is some kind of awful socal thing. California burritos are delicious and you are either retarded or some uninformed if you believe otherwise.
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withak posted:I'm oretty sure that french fries in a a burrito is some kind of awful socal thing. Sounds more like Tex Mex.
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withak posted:I'm oretty sure that french fries in a a burrito is some kind of awful socal thing. California burritos are awesome (and I'm from norcal), but they should also have avocado in them. They are from socal (San diego specifically) and not anywhere near "authentic" (though the mission burrito certainly isn't either), but they are loving delicious even when not drunk.
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Would Huell Howser(rip) be impressed by a french fry burrito? I'd like to think so.
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I thought French fries in burritos was a San Diego thing. I personally don't care for potatoes in a burrito. Even a breakfast burrito. Rice maybe if there are refried beans.
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key party favors posted:Would Huell Howser(rip) be impressed by a french fry burrito? I'd like to think so. Huell Howser's dead?!?!  I'm prematurely turning into an old person, but I love watching reruns of California's Gold
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key party favors posted:Would Huell Howser(rip) be impressed by a french fry burrito? I'd like to think so. OH WOW YOU PUT FRIES......INSIDE!!!...WELL GOSH ISNT THAT SOMETHIN' RIP that cool man. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEOca0Dcpvk
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Ok thread. Should a breakfast burrito have potatoes or beans? Or both? Orange County seems to lean towards diced potatoes but I've heard that San Diego uses no potatoes and adds refried beans. I think the latter is better but diced potatoes seem to be better if you use salsa. There are some places that use hash browns and the choice just gets harder, especially if the hash browns are crispy
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l99Ek4YtTuw Huell and Avocado Dog know what it's all about.
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celeron 300a posted:Ok thread. Should a breakfast burrito have potatoes or beans? Or both? i usually just get eggs, cheese, guac, fries and pico.
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You haven't lived until you have had a breakfast burrito with chorizo.
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