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The Glumslinger posted:The LA Times had a little slideshow of the current proposed stadiums, and also included a drawing of a proposed Carson stadium from the 90s: It looks like a cross between Del Mar Racetrack and the Coliseum and is rad as hell.
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SA2K posted:The San Diego stadium advisory group has narrowed their efforts to focus on the Qualcomm site rather than downtown. A funding plan will be put together by late May. That's awesome. I miss having him around. At least he's still part of the organization in some form.
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http://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/matier-ross/article/Oakland-Raiders-urged-to-consider-football-only-6126480.php good news is they could save money on demolition, as all you'd have to do is look at the Coliseum funny and it'll collapse
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Bivens posted:http://www.sfchronicle.com/bayarea/matier-ross/article/Oakland-Raiders-urged-to-consider-football-only-6126480.php gently caress that idea
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Fly with me posted:That's awesome. I miss having him around. Remember when he dated Tila Tequila? He must feel lucky he got the gently caress out of that.
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Mar 13, 2015 10:13
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Tila Tequila is the myspace lady that's also a Nazi sympathizer, right?
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Mar 13, 2015 10:15
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Ostentatious posted:Tila Tequila is the myspace lady that's also a Nazi sympathizer, right? She's a Nazi sympathizer now? Last I heard of her was when she almost got killed by Juggalos. Edit According to Wiki she successfully reproduced. 
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Mar 13, 2015 10:30
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Spoeank posted:So a 2013 Detroit - Minnesota game then? nah the 2011 Lions-Tebow game
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HOTLANTA MAN posted:Remember when he dated Tila Tequila? He must feel lucky he got the gently caress out of that. It was a fun morning when I woke up and the first thread I saw in TFF was "Shawne Merriman beat the poo poo out of Tila Tequila"
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Mar 13, 2015 15:53
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SA2K posted:You don't think Seahawks fans would be mad if they moved the team to Spokane? Or if the Browns or Bengals moved to Columbus? I don't believe there is an entire major mountain range and a separate climate between Carson and San Diego, but keep on keeping on. And if the Seahawks moved to, say, Portland or Forks I'd at least understand the issue and stick to rooting for them. But Spokane? gently caress that noise.
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Mar 13, 2015 16:00
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If you don't think the climate in San Diego and Los Angeles are different, you've never been to California
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Mar 13, 2015 16:11
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Maybe not a major mountain range, but there are several small mountain ranges. And they're classified as two separate climate zones. But thanks for your arbitrary guidelines to what makes relocating a franchise ok and not ok.
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LA times is literally running front page stories on every thing having to do with the NFL in LA. It's basically every other day right now and that's not an exaggeration. http://www.latimes.com/sports/sportsnow/la-sp-sn-labor-group-inglewood-stadium-20150312-story.html Tough to read this as either one of the other projects playing games(cause AEG is out now) or just trying to get some negotiation leverage on what looks to be the most likely winner. I think it's the latter.
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Zypher posted:Maybe not a major mountain range, but there are several small mountain ranges. And they're classified as two separate climate zones. All guidelines for everything are arbitrary.
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Mar 13, 2015 18:16
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Chichevache posted:All guidelines for everything are arbitrary. Are you a sociology major?
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SA2K posted:Are you a sociology major? Pothead philosophy burnout. Edit For what it is worth, I understand why you wouldn't cheer for the Chargers if they moved to Carson. Same reason I wouldn't cheer for the Sharks if they moved to San Francisco.
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Mar 13, 2015 18:25
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The other day the guys at work asked me what my major was and I told them I went to the school of hard knocks
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Ehud posted:The other day the guys at work asked me what my major was and I told them I went to the school of hard knocks I told somebody I went to "Balled So Hard University" and they told me they support Paterno too. 
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Zypher posted:Maybe not a major mountain range, but there are several small mountain ranges. And they're classified as two separate climate zones. Call me when there is a mountain pass closure on I-5 or w/e that bisects those two obviously wholly disparate climate zones.
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Mar 13, 2015 18:43
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SA2K posted:If you don't think the climate in San Diego and Los Angeles are different, you've never been to California I mean, one is dry and hot, the other one is more dry and more hot. They're not exactly night and day. Also, a proper comparison for Seattle would be moving the team down to Tacoma, as it's roughly the same distance/drive time and they have distinguishable climates.
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Mar 13, 2015 19:47
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Zurreco posted:I mean, one is dry and hot, the other one is more dry and more hot. They're not exactly night and day. On the other hand, they're as culturally different Colorado Springs and Berkeley.
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Mar 13, 2015 19:53
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In what universe is San Diego dry and hot? I mean, sure, you might need to use the air conditioner for two weeks out of the year, but that's not a hot climate. It's pleasant for like 350 days a year. Compared to Los Angeles which is an arid desert. Climate chat
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pssssh california and its nonweather. Midwest is where its at, one week it snows and the next its in the 60's(fahrenheit) 
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Metapod posted:pssssh california and its nonweather. Midwest is where its at, one week it snows and the next its in the 60's(fahrenheit) There are those two weeks every year where things are perfect. Then you start thinking about how to act like seasons are a good thing on the internet in hopes of drawing other people in so they can share your pain.
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SA2K posted:In what universe is San Diego dry and hot? I mean, sure, you might need to use the air conditioner for two weeks out of the year, but that's not a hot climate. I moved there from Chicago and even after ~15 years living there I never got used to the heat or the dryness. It even gets exacerbated by the Santa Ana winds, which is essentially heat and dryness incarnate. San Diego is literally a desert. Zurreco fucked around with this message at 22:34 on Mar 13, 2015 |
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Everything south of Santa Barbara/Ventura is a desert wasteland suckling at the teat of Northern California water supplies
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Zurreco posted:I moved there from Chicago and even after ~15 years living there I never got used to the heat or the dryness. San Diego is literally a desert. Well when your baseline is "lovely cold Midwestern weather", I guess you don't know how to react to it feeling nice outside
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SA2K posted:Well when your baseline is "lovely cold Midwestern weather", I guess you don't know how to react to it feeling nice outside Everyone I know who has lived in both Southern CA and somewhere with actual weather patterns has distinctively preferred the latter. Leaving SD was one of the best things I ever did for myself.
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Zurreco posted:Everyone I know who has lived in both Southern CA and somewhere with actual weather patterns has distinctively preferred the latter. Leaving SD was one of the best things I ever did for myself. Having lived in both, gently caress the cold, I'll live in a place I actually enjoy living.
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Spoeank posted:Everything south of Santa Barbara/Ventura is a desert wasteland suckling at the teat of Northern California water supplies The biggest culture shock, moving from NorCal to socal, was just how green every motherfucker in LA keeps their lawn. Back home everyone posts on Facebook about not washing their car, taking shorter showers, etc. My parents haven't kept their lawn bright green in a few years because of the drought, and neither have most of their neighbors. Living in San Bernardino County now: dude in the apartment next to mine goes out to water the sidewalk every day.  
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It's like 90 degrees in San Diego today. I should go to the beach or something.
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We are all Californians and should all unite in our disapproval of people in the central valley
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SA2K posted:We are all Californians and should all unite in our disapproval of people in the central valley They grow food and meth, what does your end bring to the state?
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SA2K posted:We are all Californians and should all unite in our disapproval of people in the central valley but they grow all of our food and meth
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Spoeank posted:Everything south of Santa Barbara/Ventura is a desert wasteland suckling at the teat of Northern California water supplies u want ur freaking water back? ok you can have it *throws u into an above ground pool* haha, well, see ya *turns on all the faucets in the house and kickflips off into the distance*
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SA2K posted:In what universe is San Diego dry and hot? I mean, sure, you might need to use the air conditioner for two weeks out of the year, but that's not a hot climate. Not really. It works the same way in both places by the beach where rich people live=pleasant inland away from the beach=arid hell
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LEGO Genetics posted:but they grow all of our food was this serendipity?
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Big Ol Marsh Pussy posted:u want ur freaking water back? ok you can have it *throws u into an above ground pool* haha, well, see ya *turns on all the faucets in the house and kickflips off into the distance* Nooo my drought  Chichevache posted:The biggest culture shock, moving from NorCal to socal, was just how green every motherfucker in LA keeps their lawn. Back home everyone posts on Facebook about not washing their car, taking shorter showers, etc. My parents haven't kept their lawn bright green in a few years because of the drought, and neither have most of their neighbors. California is rapidly running out of water and SoCal people are fighting FIGHTING for their rights to do that poo poo. It's so frustrating.
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