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Moving Sale wrote:

Van wrote:It's a good 45 minutes or so south down Hwy 1...

Not on a decent bike with a decent driver it's not. :wink:

It's 25 minutes in a "Van" from Ocean Beach on 1.



m2

PSUFAN wrote:

m2 wrote:

Yep, San Francisco



the truth

If that's SF, then m2's mom is a bearded cossack.

That's actually the Mavericks outside of San Fran. The waves get like that once a year and is the 3rd highest in the world. Probblem is, you half to paddle 1/2 mile out and of course it's shark infested waters.

Coincidently, a guy at work just should me pictures of this very spot tonight at work in his surf magazine. Pretty wild.

PSUFAN wrote:You'll have to excuse me for assuming that you posted some miscellaneous wave picture and claiming it for SF, m2. You haven't done something similar in this thread or most others or anything.

What? posting pics of "Giant Sequoia's" which mainly grow in the Sierra's, yet I have 2 in my backyard?

You fucked up... but you dont have the balls to admit it.

I already know that about you.

Suprise me.



m2

m2 wrote:What? posting pics of "Giant Sequoia's" which mainly grow in the Sierra's, yet I have 2 in my backyard?

post them. with a handmade troll. with sunglasses even.
should be dope.

Atomic Punk wrote: That's actually the Mavericks outside of San Fran. The waves get like that once a year and is the 3rd highest in the world. Probblem is, you half to paddle 1/2 mile out and of course it's shark infested waters.

Gawd you are dumb.

Oh yeeeeaaaahhhhhhh?

I'll bet the sequoia in MY back yard is bigger than the sequoia in YOUR backyard.

Not that giant sequoias are indiginous, but they sure seem to like it here. Unlike in cali, the sequoias put on a huge growth spurt in the long days of summer, and the top looks like it was put in a pencil-sharpener. Crazy shit, man.

I played Eastmoreland Golf Course this afternoon...some big muddafuggin sequoias out there. Not quite like Sequoia National Park or anything, but pretty freaking big.

I personally planted three Giant Sequoia saplings in my front yard too (the two tallest ones have already grown to somewhere around forty feet) but that still doesn't entitle me to say I live in the Muir Woods, which definitely aren't located in my city.

:-)

Also, people who live in Half Moon Bay would likely stab you in the neck if you tried to tell them they live in The City. Half Moon Bay is an entirely different municipality and an entirely different kind of world than San Francisco. They'd feel more of a kinship with Santa Cruz than with SF...

It'd be like someone from Santa Monica agreeing that he lives in the same city as a guy who lives in Pacoima. Ain't gonna happen. Hell, even in that example both guys at least live in L.A. County. Half Moon Bay and SF are in two different counties!

No, as beautiful as SF is m2 doesn't get to claim for her Mavericks, the Muir Woods, Yosemite, etc...

Van, Muir Woods is 10 minutes from San Fran., and Mavericks is 20 minutes up 19th Ave.

You can do better... my 120 miles away brother.



the truth

m2, do you live in SF? Y, N?

PSUFAN wrote:m2, do you live in SF? Y, N?

Yes and no.

I have a place in "The City" as I've mentioned many times at California and Arguello, and I'm at my girl's place in Terra Linda as I type.

It's about 15 minutes away.


m2

Good enough?

PSU the Shrubber?




the truth

m2 wrote:Van, Muir Woods is 10 minutes from San Fran., and Mavericks is 20 minutes up 19th Ave.

You can do better... my 120 miles away brother.



the truth

Aww, screw it.

I'm just as close to some of your pics as you are so Sacrafreakingmento now joins the list of the most beautiful cities in the universe.

You people really need to see our Little Vietnam on Stockton Bl. You'll long for war, and then you'll have this curious desire to supp upon yourself.

Van, you need too share.

Drugs ain't free.



m2

Van wrote:[Sacrafreakingmento

Where the town motto is "sure, we may fucking suck, but at least we're fairly close to some really cool shit."

But now we're going to change it...

"We're just as close to cool shit as San Francisco is, plus our housing's a buttload cheaper and we don't sport even half as many mudfence fugly bulldykes!"

And for every bulldyke in SF, there's two cowboy hats in Sac, and possibly a matching belt buckle.

BODE Frisco.

Wrong city, Dins.

No cowboy hats. No dinner plate belt buckles. We're Sacramento, not Arbuckle. You'll find more cowboy hats and big ass belt buckles on any given night in San Francisco ("Brokedick Mountain" night at Club Felch & Network) than you'll ever see in a lifetime living in Sacramento.

Just as San Francisco really isn't Big Waves and Tall Trees so follows this misconception that Sacramento is a buncha farmland and 'necks a humpin'. Twenty miles to the north or south, sure. Here in Sacramento though the only cowbells you'll ever really see are those that magically appear when Phil Jackson is in town.

What we do have are loads of sideways facing baseball caps, piercings aplenty, baggy pants worn below your ass and blinged out Icy Hot Acura Integras.

We've also got more than a few SUVs sporting Sacramento Kings bumper stickers, driven by aerobicized soccer whores.

No cowboy hats. With the pants being worn where they are any belt buckles worn around here would be so low that everybody would look like Dorf On Crank...

Van wrote:Wrong city, Dins.

No cowboy hats. No dinner plate belt buckles. We're Sacramento, not Arbuckle. You'll find more cowboy hats and big ass belt buckles on any given night in San Francisco ("Brokedick Mountain" night at Club Felch & Network) than you'll ever see in a lifetime living in Sacramento.

Just as San Francisco really isn't Big Waves and Tall Trees so follows this misconception that Sacramento is a buncha farmland and 'necks a humpin'. Twenty miles to the north or south, sure. Here in Sacramento though the only cowbells you'll ever really see are those that magically appear when Phil Jackson is in town.

What we do have are loads of sideways facing baseball caps, piercings aplenty, baggy pants worn below your ass and blinged out Icy Hot Acura Integras.

We've also got more than a few SUVs sporting Sacramento Kings bumper stickers, driven by aerobicized soccer whores.

No cowboy hats. With the pants being worn where they are any belt buckles worn around here would be so low that everybody would look like Dorf On Crank...

don't forget 9MM gixxer footpegs.....

No, see, that was Fairfield, not Sacramento...

San Fagcisco use to be an awsome place about 20-30 years ago. That was before the miscreants took over and ruined it. Now, if you can get past the piss and shit smell, there are some pretty cool places.

But alass, I won't step foot in that shit hole if I can help it.

Van wrote:Wrong city, Dins.

Oh, my bad.

I was talking about the Sacramento California that's near where I5 and I80 meet. The one where every time I stop there, I end up saying to myself "Damn...the redneck factor here is quite high. Buncha wannabe cowboys sporting hats and buckles." Usually before too long, some hottie comes by and makes me forget all about the drooling inbreds of the Greater Sacramento Area.

But we must be talking about a different Sacramento, California. Obviously.

CURRENT CONDITIONS FOR MAVERICK'S - 4/7
SURF: none' none
WATER SAFETY: Hazardous/Poor Quality
Water quality still an issue in many areas- take caution.
MORE INFO MAVERICK'S: 9:53AM
WIND: South @ 6.0kts
AIR/WATER: 50°-58°/51°-53°
SUNRISE/SET 6:45 AM/7:35 PM
MORE WEATHER INFO 04/07 6:26 am 4.19 ft high
04/07 1:46 pm 0.25 ft low
04/07 9:16 pm 4.20 ft high
04/08 2:14 am 2.29 ft low
MORE TIDE INFO

sounds like a great break to me, we should kick the flip flops off and go get wet eh bro?

Dinsdale wrote:

Van wrote:Wrong city, Dins.

Oh, my bad.

I was talking about the Sacramento California that's near where I5 and I80 meet. The one where every time I stop there, I end up saying to myself "Damn...the redneck factor here is quite high. Buncha wannabe cowboys sporting hats and buckles." Usually before too long, some hottie comes by and makes me forget all about the drooling inbreds of the Greater Sacramento Area.

But we must be talking about a different Sacramento, California. Obviously.

We are. You're talking Truck Stop Sacramento. I'm talking Real People Sacramento.

Hate to be the one to introduce you to reality Van, but to anyone who doesn't live in Sac, or work there for the state, Sacramento IS a big truck stop for the rest of the world.

Hate to shatter your delusions, but if it weren't the state capital, I'm quite sure they'd pass a law outlawing any vehicle that isn't sporting Yosemite Sam "Back Off" mudflaps.

Try as you may, I shan't be offended by your piddling attempts at Province Smack!

Van wrote:Try as you may, I shan't be offended by your piddling attempts at Province Smack!

Of course you won't. You live in Sacramento...voluntarily. You're head is buried so far in the sand, you don't have the mental capacity that would allow you to be offended by such things.

Shit For Brains wrote:atomicdad wrote:
^^^^^^

Fucknut much, that was determined on first glance before cybersleuth from Penn thought he was on to something.

What a collective bunch of fucking idiots.



Hey, shit for brains...

you just agreed with the retard known as "SoCalTrjn"/Schmickity... that Mavericks is in Santa Cruz!!! rolling

Do all SoCal's suffer from the... I'm 40 years old and still wear flip flops and spend the day on the beach with chicks that walk around with "high heels" in bikini's???

Reading comprehension problems much? I have no idea how you got that I was agreeing with the USC guy out of that.

I'll take chicks in bikinis and high heels everyday over granola eating sasquatch wenches in denin cutoffs that have never used a razor in their lives.