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Dr_Phibes wrote:

Mikey wrote: the Body Shop near the Sports Arena.

Would that be the place that sells shampoos and such :?

I lived about a mile from there. Topless only and the white strippers were mean if you didn't tip them enough to support their black pimps.

The Gas Lamp district is fine for tourists and yuppies. However, the locals and college kids go to Pacific Beach focusing on the Garnett Street area. You have to park in the neighboring streets and walk to the bars but it's low key and there are lots of young hotties. Not that I didn't live 10 minutes from there for 5 years. Cass Street Bar and Grill is a fine starting spot for sure. Good dive bar and decent food.

Ocean Beach is a mellow community and has the best beach in the area. It was about 1/2 mile walking distance from my place. Good parking and it's mostly locals that have lived there forever. Not really a party place like PB.

Pedo in Seattle lived up in Hillcrest near the Fern Bar with the Sodomites... just so you know. Since you Feeldix being a confirmed cocksucker, I suggest you focus on Hillcrest as your starting and ending point.

Atomic Punk wrote:Pedo in Seattle lived up in Hillcrest near the Fern Bar with the Sodomites... just so you know. Since you Feeldix being a confirmed cocksucker, I suggest you focus on Hillcrest as your starting and ending point.

The self-confirmed cross-dresser is attempting to run Hillcrest smack?!

That's like Shrubber running pill-popping smack...

Truman wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:Enough said. The sum total of good German food is bratwurst and beer.

You say this as if it's a bad thing.

Schnitzel, Brotchen, und Brezeln not to your liking? And what of the Käsebruch you cheesehead tards are so fond of? As for Kartoffelsalat being a "nasty, inedible concoction" - clearly, you ain't doing it right.

According to cheese-curd.com, curds originated in the Middle East.

There is no good way to make German potato salad. Seriously. A cuisine that features vinegar. Your wife can pack your lunch in her douche bag. Oh sure, you can probably find one or two things to like about German food, but there are so many different cuisines that are far superior.

poptart wrote:

Wastewater treatment plant??

What, you don't find wastewater treatment plants interesting?

:?

I guess you and I just have a different idea of what's fun. I try to visit as often as possible.
Ask Dinsdale, there's not much more exciting than a flocculation pond.

Here's something you might be interested in:

http://www.revivesandiego.org/revival-churches.html

Ailing Punk lived in San Diego 20 years ago and he's throwing down his 2 cents worth. He was way off on his assessment of OB, PB and downtown, but hey he's the expert.

Mikey wrote: Ask Dinsdale, there's not much more exciting than a flocculation pond.

I prefer to hang out by the headworks. Nothing beats fresh influent.

Mikey wrote:

poptart wrote:

Wastewater treatment plant??

What, you don't find wastewater treatment plants interesting?

:?

I guess you and I just have a different idea of what's fun. I try to visit as often as possible.
Ask Dinsdale, there's not much more exciting than a flocculation pond.

Aren't those who work at such places called turd herders?

Goober McTuber wrote:According to cheese-curd.com, curds originated in the Middle East.

And pasta originated in China. What's yer point, you old grouch? Given your state's demographics (<40% claim German ancestry), I'm guessing there are a few more Arnolds running around in the woods up there than there are Achmeds.

Truman wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:According to cheese-curd.com, curds originated in the Middle East.

And pasta originated in China. What's yer point, you old grouch? Given your state's demographics (<40% claim German ancestry), I'm guessing there are a few more Arnolds running around in the woods up there than there are Achmeds.

You seemed to be offering up cheese curds as German food. I'm not convinced that it is. At least not the deep-fried variety, which is what seems most popular around here.

I am half German myself. Doesn't mean I have to like that food. It is, for the most part, God-awful.