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DO YALL WANT A HAM posted:I miss the smell of my car farts as well My rear end smells wonderful, if you must know.
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zen death robot posted:My car is really air tight and will trap them which makes for a really hosed up surprise when you get back in 30 minutes later and forget. What kind of car is that airtight?
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Feb 27, 2016 00:47
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Ross Angeles posted:Don't take anything Parm says seriously. He's descended to a Chiche level of troll Chiche is funny at least.
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Feb 27, 2016 00:59
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DO YALL WANT A HAM posted:I miss the smell of my car farts as well 
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Feb 27, 2016 03:54
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I remember riding BART several months ago while the guy next to me was vomiting into his own lap. Good times.
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Okla Homa City Plains Hawks
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DO YALL WANT A HAM posted:I miss the smell of my car farts as well My car is my office. Imagine hours of car farts. All day. Car farts. When my fiancee wants to use my car on the weekends I say I have to clean out papers and stuff but really I'm just airing out the car farts for like 15 minutes. For what it's worth in my past life when I was a carless person who took the bus to work my commute was pleasant instead of the soul sucking hell hole of rage that encapsulates driving in the bay area. I read a lot and listened to music. It was pleasant.
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Feb 27, 2016 06:48
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The trick is to open your window when you're farting (also lean to raise your left cheek) so it clears out as fast as possible. It sticks around when you let it fester in the seat.
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Feb 27, 2016 07:18
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Ross Angeles posted:I listen to 1090 and 1360 in the mornings and want to drive off the Coronado bridge I have to drive that loving bridge every time I go to work.
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Feb 27, 2016 08:36
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ALL-PRO SEXMAN posted:I have to drive that loving bridge every time I go to work. It's terrifying and I hate it
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Feb 27, 2016 10:08
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Ross Angeles posted:It's terrifying and I hate it It's not terrifying, it's just tiresome.
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3 DONG HORSE posted:The trick is to open your window when you're farting (also lean to raise your left cheek) so it clears out as fast as possible. It sticks around when you let it fester in the seat. ??? But then you don't get to bask in the glory of what you have created
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Sharzak posted:??? But then you don't get to bask in the glory of what you have created If you are a real man, then you'd still get a good whiff even if it's diluted 
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The real trick is opening the back seat window so they fart is blown out the car instead of being spun around the backseat in a mini vortex of Doritos and beef jerky
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You open the windows only after you enjoy the rich smell. Much like spitting out a fine wine after tasting it. A good post buffalo wing musk is my favorite vintage, imho.
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Chinatown posted:You open the windows only after you enjoy the rich smell. Much like spitting out a fine wine after tasting it. Especially if you've had a few beers. sort of thickens the whole thing up.
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Feb 28, 2016 05:06
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This thread has become one musty fart trapped in an old, nasty car.
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Sash! posted:This thread has become one musty fart trapped in an old, nasty car. Much like...the Chargers!!!
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Ride a bus and share your farts with the world
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http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/2016/mar/04/comic-con-convention-expansion/ Just in case anyone was confused, Comic-con itself wants a contiguous expansion of the convention center in SD. I'm kind of surprised we haven't seen any drawings or mockups from the Chargers for their proposal.
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quote:The San Diego Chargers are hoping hotel guests will help foot the bill for a new downtown stadium, according to a financing plan the team is seriously considering.
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quote:"I see this as an uphill battle. That additional room cost is going to make tourists shy away from coming to San Diego," said Kaplowitz. lol people don't plan their vacations according to room taxes, see: Las Vegas.
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Shut up and build the stadium David Alvarez.
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Volkerball posted:Shut up and build the stadium David Alvarez. gently caress David Alvarez. Like that's going to be the make or break point for anyone coming to San Diego
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Road trip was successful, whoever recommended that drove from Pinnacles to Hollister was rad, thanks! Your state is too expensive, but cool. I did manage Yosemite but I got seriously stock halfway to the upper falls, so that just means I'll have to come back.
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kiimo posted:lol people don't plan their vacations according to room taxes, see: Las Vegas. I'm not sure I've ever looked into what the "fees" are, just the end cost poo poo, I don't even know what Washington DC's sales tax is and I buy lunch in that city every day for the last five years.
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MatildaTheHun posted:Road trip was successful, whoever recommended that drove from Pinnacles to Hollister was rad, thanks! You're welcome. Glad you enjoyed it. This is the perfect time of year to do it.
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ESPN posted:The authority that operates O.co Coliseum has approved a new lease extension for the Oakland Raiders that more than triples the team's rent to use the stadium and its training facility in nearby Alameda.
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Sash! posted:I'm not sure I've ever looked into what the "fees" are, just the end cost Usually the price on the side of the food truck includes the tax.
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They should have artist renditions of the Chargers proposed stadium this week, as well as submitting the plan. If they only need a majority vote, they've got a chance. Especially considering the Chargers are stepping up to the plate and offering a 30-year lease and offering additional money in the terms.
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Glass of Milk posted:They should have artist renditions of the Chargers proposed stadium this week, as well as submitting the plan. Everything I've heard is saying two thirds, and lol at that ever passing
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Ross Angeles posted:Everything I've heard is saying two thirds, and lol at that ever passing The weed tourists got a recent court case through some appeals so far that said that tax hikes requiring 2/3 vote only applies to government action. A fee increase through a citizen's initiative process would only require 50%+1 if it holds up.
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Chargers are targeting 2022 for a possible downtown stadium opening date lol
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Ross Angeles posted:Chargers are targeting 2022 for a possible downtown stadium opening date lol I still don't get the Chargers strategy here. Didn't they accept the la move? Why did they announce that so early if they're still trying to get their sd stadium deal done? Doesn't having a foot out the door torpedo their chances at the poll? Also, gently caress the Chargers. Bend over and prepare for Carr and cooper and Mack. 
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I was thinking today, the typical response when a team might be for sale (like the Titans atm) is to joke about them moving. But all three of the owners in the LA train wreck have owned their teams for a while now, especially if you count the Davises as a single family
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While I wouldn't blame the voters here one iota if they told the Spanos family to go have sex with themselves, the impact on the locals shouldn't be all that much. And it certainly appears to be of a smaller percentage than residents of other cities have recently had to pay for new stadiums in their cities. The real bullshit is the hotels saying they oppose the HOT (hotel occupancy tax) when they were all for a HOT bump of almost the exact same amount a few years back when the conversation was exclusively surrounding a convention center expansion. David Alvarez is a milquetoast wet blanket who wants to make San Diego into an artsy town full of public murals and artisanal huarache kiosks (or, ya know, something like that) yet also seems like the type that in traditional SD city council fashion should be sufficiently bought off if they can find the right boondoggle for him.
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Ron Jeremy posted:I still don't get the Chargers strategy here. Didn't they accept the la move? Why did they announce that so early if they're still trying to get their sd stadium deal done? Doesn't having a foot out the door torpedo their chances at the poll? League's not going to penalize them for backing out of the agreement thanks to getting a stadium deal done in San Diego, and if they don't get one done they ensure the Raiders can't move to LA. It's no longer "Give us what we want or maybe we'll move if the league accepts our application for relocation and things go a certain way with an ownership vote allowing the move & getting a stadium plan approved"; it's now "Give us what we want or we're gone" & sometimes that can swing a vote.
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I like the new proposal but San Diego is still filled with a bunch of angry old people who will vote for Trump this year so the likelihood of anything passing is around .001%.
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oldskool posted:League's not going to penalize them for backing out of the agreement thanks to getting a stadium deal done in San Diego, and if they don't get one done they ensure the Raiders can't move to LA. It's no longer "Give us what we want or maybe we'll move if the league accepts our application for relocation and things go a certain way with an ownership vote allowing the move & getting a stadium plan approved"; it's now "Give us what we want or we're gone" & sometimes that can swing a vote. I suppose the interesting part about all this is that the Chargers are still working within the framework of what will fly with voters and what won't in order to get a stadium deal done. They aren't trying to strongarm the city into something that they really, really don't want to do (raise general taxes for a stadium). They did that once already with the intent of showing they couldn't get a deal done and HAD to move to Carson. Now that Carson is off the table, their options are try to get a deal done here or go in with Kroenke in LA, and that's about it. Now that they're making a good-faith effort for a stadium in San Diego, they're showing their intention pretty plainly and they don't want to go to LA. They will if they can't seal the deal here, but they don't like it. Everyone knows that the Chargers would be the bottom-feeder in the pecking order of major sports team in LA below the Clippers, and the Spanos family can't ignore that fact. As a bottom-tier team, they aren't going to see a strong contingent of San Diego fans going up there or growing the fanbase in LA. It's not entirely a losing proposition because they'll still make money going to LA, but it's a dead-end with little to no room to grow. That leaves San Diego being the better option compared to going to LA: retain the fanbase, get a stadium that isn't Qualcomm, and don't have to worry about players jumping ship because of the move, if that ever turns into a thing. A few more years in Qualcomm isn't going to kill them.
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