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They lifted evacuations in south Hesperia and areas east of I-15 I believe.
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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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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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RandomPauI posted:Was Huell single or married or in another form of partnership? Nothing I can see about spouse or partner. He seems to be a very private guy outside of his tv personality. I did discover his name is a combination of his parents names, Harold and Jewell 
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Oct 30, 2016 15:50
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Might I suggest you come experience The Inland Empire?
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withak posted:That is the way it has always worked up here in the communist north. They charge you for 1 bag if you only have a few things and two bags if you have a lot. It's not like the bags are inventoried. But they're not required to, prop 67 specifically dealt with banning plastic bags. Paper bags are fine because they're highly recyclable, biodegrade and don't gently caress up the oceans. If TJs just started charging for paper bags then that's a company policy, nothing that any specific state law says they need to do.
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withak posted:Look at this guy who didn't read his voter's guide. Prop 67 included a charge for paper bags. Welp, you're right, please ignore me then. I don't think I've ever seen a single-use paper bag btw.
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I just discovered that you can AirBNB Huell Howser's old house https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/10038359
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Dec 14, 2016 01:11
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coupbrick posted:29 Palms isn't rad though. Yeah but it's only a 15 minute drive to the radness.
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Dec 14, 2016 17:02
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The IE is basically anything an hours drive from the I-10 and I-215 interchange. Thats Ontario/Corona on the west, Banning/Hemet on the East, Murietta on the South and Victorville on the North, although I'd call that high desert. The I.E. is enclosed by mountain ranges so it's not that hard to figure out. If you start in riverside and then cross a mountain pass then congrats, you've escaped the I.E.
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jeeves posted:29 Palms was weird. Joshua Tree's west entrance clearly has all of the vacationers from LA coming in, and the few blocks of hip stores attest to it. Indian cove is awesome, I was just there last month. Also there's no park entrance fee to camp there.
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I drive up 395 from Riverside fairly regularly. The drive up Cajon until you meet up in Ridgecrest with the 14 isn't all that interesting. Victorville/Adelanto can be infuriating with traffic and you have a long, single lane double yellow highway where you can get stuck behind a slow truck for 30+ minutes with no way to pass. That whole stretch is the worst part of my drive. Take the 5 to the 14 IMO.
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Mar 21, 2017 14:55
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withak posted:IMO the tent cabins there are a lot better than a cheap motel, given the location. Those are usually booked months in advance.
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Riverside area is more affordable, Redlands is a cool town. Mountains are 30 minutes away, beach about an hour. You're driving everywhere though and it's hot in the summer. Do you have a job lined up or even know what type of work you want to do?
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Apr 24, 2017 16:19
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coupbrick posted:No it's not stop moving here gently caress Buddy, the entire IE is still one of the fastest growing areas of the nation and it ain't changing any time soon.
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Apr 24, 2017 19:45
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Why do public officials feel the need to comment on communities called "niggertown" using screen names with their real names in them? Why are they all this stupid?
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punk rebel ecks posted:She said a family member spent $1,000,000 on a townhouse...in Anaheim... I'm looking on Zillow and there's isn't a single Townhome in Anaheim over $600k so that's impossible. There's aren't even any houses for that much. Now if she meant Anaheim Hills/Yorba Linda, that could get pricey.
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I'm up in Tahoe today, loving gorgeous right now.
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Grand Prize Winner posted:You could talk about how much we dislike outsiders (outsiders being anyone who moved to the city six months or more after you did) California is probably the least prone to this. Every other goddamn state does the dumb "sorry were all full har har" joke
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Aug 25, 2017 20:10
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Elyv posted:Yeah, these record-breaking temperatures up here in the Bay Area is distinctly uncool. Is the same poo poo happening in SoCal?  Was 118 yesterday so it's not all that bad FCKGW fucked around with this message at 22:34 on Sep 2, 2017 |
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FilthyImp posted:Just got rhe utilities bill for the last 2 months. I dunno, $400 seems reasonable to not feel lile I'm in an oven all night right fellas? I will pay anything to not be burning alive  (This is for a single month, it's what prompted me to finally get solar)
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Sep 3, 2017 18:33
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FogHelmut posted:If you consider cooling costs, is the IE actually more affordable? Depends. My electric bill is about 25% higher, my gas and commuting costs are more but my mortgage is literally half what it was in Orange County for a bigger, newer house.
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Sep 3, 2017 20:47
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FogHelmut posted:Hmm didn't realize they cost that much less. The IE was hit especially hard in the recession and housing still hasn't recovered to peak prices yet while OC and LA have blown past that already. Some of the nicer parts of IE like Chino, Eastvale, Norco and Rancho are increasing faster than other parts but just last year both of my wife's sisters bought 3-bed houses in Riverside for around $300k. Not bad areas either. There's also a ton of land close to LA and OC that's still open. All the dairy farms in Ontario and Chino are slowing being turned into development. Ontario alone is looking to add 200k residents over the next 20 years. There's not a big housing shortage that putting pressure on prices, they'r building houses as fast as they can right now. Summers are hot and traffic sucks but I'm liking a lot of what the IE has to offer. FCKGW fucked around with this message at 22:41 on Sep 3, 2017 |
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el dorito posted:I insist on being close to the beach I took a train to San clemente last week. It was nice!
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Sep 4, 2017 02:39
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Corona/Anaheim Hills on fire again, same area as two weeks ago but heading the opposite direction (towards some very expensive houses). Wind gusts up to 60mph too!
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Oct 9, 2017 19:03
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el dorito posted:stay safe tourist goon!! lol you picked a real bad time to visit
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What do they do if the float drivers have to poo poo? Do they have a bucket or just drop one on the parade route?
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