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Never been to TJ Oyster bar, gonna check it out. Haven't wandered around Chulajuana since I was a kid. Please forgive my ignorance. 7.5% sounds right for SD, I don't recall ever paying more, and drat right to whoever says that Apple is cheating the state out of millions. We also got recreational weed coming up on the ballot this fall. gently caress yeah, keep San Diego awesome.
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Sep 11, 2016 08:28
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Tuxedo Gin posted:those are still the best ones. check in industrial districts during lunch there's one that stops p. regularly in front of a weld shop/machine shop/junkyard in Carson that's p. good. near the corner of 213th and Main. They don't speak to much english tho so be ready to habla espaņol or point'n'grunt. e: a few blocks away there's a dive bar that's only sign just says "BAR". every time I drive past I see a different pregnant woman smoking outside.
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Sep 11, 2016 08:31
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Oh yeah. I also l love that uptight liberal Californians have taken over this thread with talk about our excellent university system, our amazing food, and our beautiful beaches. All glory to the bear. Sixth largest economy in the world. THE WORLD
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Sep 11, 2016 08:37
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Universities are overpriced. Food is overpriced until you find the right places. Beaches are filled with idiots until October. CALIFORNIA IS BAD AND YOU WILL NOT ENJOY IT. Please stay in Pennsylvania, Florida and other parts of the midwest.
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Sep 11, 2016 08:59
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I drank beer on the beach today cause my local beach unbanned it after Labor Day when all the loving kooks leave, summer here ends in mid-November anyways.
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Sep 11, 2016 10:19
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Robnoxious posted:Jerry Brown is gonna die in office before we can get rid of his rear end isn't he? Hmm you make yourself sound like an authority on California but you don't even know about loving term limits lmao.
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Sep 11, 2016 17:44
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Solvent posted:Oh yeah. I also l love that uptight liberal Californians have taken over this thread with talk about our excellent university system, our amazing food, and our beautiful beaches. I think I'm going to take back my avatar from you. loving the poor has become a time honored California tradition after all. Long live Prop 13 
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Sep 11, 2016 17:46
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Robnoxious posted:Jerry Brown is gonna die in office before we can get rid of his rear end isn't he? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoA_zY6tqQw
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Sep 11, 2016 18:21
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fits my needs posted:I think I'm going to take back my avatar from you. loving the poor has become a time honored California tradition after all. Long live Prop 13 American tradition, not just Californian. Sorta like the way your beloved Gavin did with the people on foodstamps in San Fransisco. I knew you'd show up to fanboi as soon as someone mentioned him. I liked your avatar that said you were a captain of industry who accepts charity in the form of steam games. Fits better than this psychedelic headache.
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Sep 11, 2016 21:52
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BIG-DICK-BUTT-gently caress posted:Well prepared lengua is delicious but its like 70% fat Hah, fair enough. I've been eating lengua for 15+ years and always thought it had kind of a lean mouth feel. e: poorly prepared lengua is loving terrible. After getting burned a few times, I only buy lengua at Michoacan now. It's too hit or miss at other places. Taima fucked around with this message at 02:52 on Sep 12, 2016 |
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Sep 12, 2016 01:45
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Robnoxious posted:The real burning question is what is your favorite food truck? There's 2 trucks parked in a body shop at the 101 exit on western between santa monica and sunset that are open real late and are p drat deece.
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Sep 12, 2016 07:16
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I've lived near San Diego since birth and honestly the only people I can stand are those who are also looking to make an eventual exit. Especially in my particular town, fairweather "liberalism" and NIMBYism reign supreme. I do submit that I could see how this area might appeal to olds who have given up but earn enough to continue on as a form of capitalistic life-support, but as a 20-something it's rear end. Pros: Mexican food (there is nowhere better for it in the US) Good breweries, too bad about the IPA obsession though Cons: The people (and too many of them) The traffic Too warm, not enough rain Cost of living The only hobby anyone around here over 30 seems to have is drunk driving You'll basically only find any semblance of cultural awareness in the schools, where the sparse youngs congregate The beach loving sucks anyways Caveat: I think it's common enough to come to resent what you grew up with, ergo why the rest of the country seems like it's trying to pack in here.
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its so fukken weird how much Californias care about food trucks - or at least how much they think the rest of the world cares about their food trucks.
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Prude posted:I've lived near San Diego since birth and honestly the only people I can stand are those who are also looking to make an eventual exit. Especially in my particular town, fairweather "liberalism" and NIMBYism reign supreme. I do submit that I could see how this area might appeal to olds who have given up but earn enough to continue on as a form of capitalistic life-support, but as a 20-something it's rear end. Yeah, san diego, the most fit city on either coast, has no hobbies that anybody enjoys partaking in. Go outside you loving loser.
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Sep 12, 2016 19:18
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they're some of the good white people who aren't afraid to eat at food trucks, and they want everyone to know it
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Sep 12, 2016 19:19
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Falun Bong Refugee posted:Yeah, san diego, the most fit city on either coast, has no hobbies that anybody enjoys partaking in. Also, FYI San Diego has trained all of it's cops to "spot drunk driving", meaning that the cops will climb right up a person's rear end if they miss a gear while shifting, or dont respond within 3 seconds to a red light. The traffic is also worse in LA, and that guy has obviously never been to Barrio Logan to visit Chicano park. Must say though, it's refreshing to hear a claim that San Diego lacks culture from a guy with an anime avatar. Jesus, seriously, that's purty prurty prisoner. You'd think someone representing the gayest character from the currently most popular anime would have been to Hillcrest. They got all the culture you could ask for over at Lips and The Brass Rail dude.
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Sep 12, 2016 19:38
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radiatinglines posted:they're some of the good white people who aren't afraid to eat at food trucks, and they want everyone to know it I'm not white enough for white people, and not brown enough to be considered anything else. Chichano culture is well represented here, and your blanket statement is casually racist. If that's not a joke, you're not from San Diego. People of all races love good mexican food, and I eat ceveche from a food truck all the time. It's awesome.
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Sep 12, 2016 19:50
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Solvent posted:I'm not white enough for white people, and not brown enough to be considered anything else. Chichano culture is well represented here, and your blanket statement is casually racist. I know people of all races love Mexican food, that's my point. I'm offering a reason why anyone would brag about how many food trucks are in California, because nobody gives a poo poo
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radiatinglines posted:I know people of all races love Mexican food, that's my point. I'm offering a reason why anyone would brag about how many food trucks are in California, because nobody gives a poo poo Point taken, but I disagree about that being the only reason. It's closer to a hipster-esque statement about little eateries being more genuine by virtue of their smallness alone. I mean, they do have more to lose by making someone sick, or not being delicious and inexpensive, so maybe that is sorta something to brag about after all. I <3 Mariscos food trucks, and if they were in your city, you probably would too.
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Solvent posted:Point taken, but I disagree about that being the only reason. It's closer to a hipster-esque statement about little eateries being more genuine by virtue of their smallness alone. I mean, they do have more to lose by making someone sick, or not being delicious and inexpensive, so maybe that is sorta something to brag about after all. bitch I got mariscos
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Solvent posted:Jesus, seriously, that's purty prurty prisoner. You'd think someone representing the gayest character from the currently most popular anime would have been to Hillcrest. They got all the culture you could ask for over at Lips and The Brass Rail dude. I mean, I haven't taken any dicks (I guess it's never too late to start) but Hillcrest IS my favorite part of the city, followed by North/South Park. I guess perhaps read my post as more of a complaint about north county. I've lived in Encinitas most of the time (but also: Camp Pendleton, San Marcos, Vista, and Houston briefly) and while there may be some fun areas within city limits, I find north county incredibly boring and traffic is bad enough that I don't bother going towards the city as often as I'd like. If I could justify a move downtown apropos of nothing, I might as well try a different state.
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Sep 12, 2016 20:25
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If you're eating ceviche (or any mexican food, really) out of food trucks instead of going somewhere like North Gate to buy it in bulk you're probably doing it wrong.
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Sep 12, 2016 20:33
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North County is not representative of the city as you point out very well. Normal Heights is pretty representative of that North/South Park culture as well, check out Adams Ave. That music festival is the biggest free outdoor of its type last I heard. I'm really sorry you have this mistaken impression from the area you live in. There used to be a really good Rocky Horror scene in Encinitas, but that was a long time ago, so I dunno.
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natetimm posted:If you're eating ceviche (or any mexican food, really) out of food trucks instead of going somewhere like North Gate to buy it in bulk you're probably doing it wrong. I'm terrible at making things to eat that aren't in a can, or are cooked in a microwave. My old acquaintance Kaliman (yes that is what we call him) used to make it for all of us when we'd buy it and have a case of Tecate along with our usual Sierra Nevada Torpedoes, and Lagunitas Lill' Sumthins (lighter on the hops). Those days are over though, and foodtrucks are all I have for now 
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had a pastor burrito for lunch
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Smythe posted:had a pastor burrito for lunch fuckin nice
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Solvent posted:I <3 Mariscos food trucks, and if they were in your city, you probably would too. Lol if your food trucks have brand names. If a food truck isn't run as a front for a meth dealer, than it ain't authentic.
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Sep 12, 2016 21:00
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are y'all saying Mexicans can't come here and open up a nice restaurant with ac and menus and poo poo without selling out on the authenticity of the food? idk seems racist in some way or something to me 
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Sep 12, 2016 21:04
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lifehack for californians traveling out of state or even abroad: all decent cities have a ton of foreign food cooked ad-hoc by men in wifebeaters.
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radiatinglines posted:are y'all saying Mexicans can't come here and open up a nice restaurant with ac and menus and poo poo without selling out on the authenticity of the food? idk seems racist in some way or something to me My great grandmother used to say that she didn't cross the border, the border crossed her. Her ranch in Otay was cut in half apparently. This whole country is p racist, so I guess we're all in good company. I was saying that the overhead of sitdown places prices out all the people who ARE poor, and creates a bland menu that changes with the new customer base.
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Sep 12, 2016 21:17
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Solvent posted:American tradition, not just Californian. Gavin and Kamal Harris are going to bring in a new age of neoliberal assfuckery we haven't seen for a few years, it's gonna be great. Have you interacted with some of the homeless in SF? Like it's gotten pretty bad with dudes shooting up heroin on the stairs that go in and out of BART. It's not a bad thing to have some motivation and some skin in the game.
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Sep 12, 2016 22:14
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I can tell you California Mexicans are inferior to Texas Mexicans, hope that helps OP
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opus111 posted:its so fukken weird how much Californias care about food trucks - or at least how much they think the rest of the world cares about their food trucks. Back when I still lived in Maryland, I used to regularly attend large-ish scale Food Truck gatherings there with friends. The events were always pretty packed too. I think the only people who aren't in to food trucks are people who live in rural areas where there aren't any.
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generative grammer posted:behind all the beards and hawaii shirts and soft rock and yoga and new age crystals there's smug contempt towards humankind What's wrong with a smug contempt for humankind? Have you met humankind?
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ElGroucho posted:I can tell you California Mexicans are inferior to Texas Mexicans, hope that helps OP I think everyone who lives in Texas feels more Mexican. Since Texas is a shithole as well.
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fits my needs posted:Gavin and Kamal Harris are going to bring in a new age of neoliberal assfuckery we haven't seen for a few years, it's gonna be great. Have you interacted with some of the homeless in SF? Like it's gotten pretty bad with dudes shooting up heroin on the stairs that go in and out of BART. It's not a bad thing to have some motivation and some skin in the game. Dude, stop. You know very well I WAS homeless back when I lived in San Francisco. This is that same shitler attitude you used to drop hot turds of in the Bernie thread. People shot up all over back then too. That pond in Golden Gate park isn't called hepatitis pond for noting, and if you shared you opinions with the residents of the park, you'd likely get to go swimming in it. If what you're saying is true, nothing has changed, and neoliberal assfuckery is just gonna sweep people out of the gentrified areas, and crowd jails. That's what your favorite people do, they ignore the problems of the poor, and cater to techbros. San Diego is pretty bad about the way it deals with the homeless population too, and the citizens don't tend to be much better. You know what San Diego has in common with New York? At least one loving psycho who lights homeless people on fire. I get it, you're someone who thinks they're better than those sub humans you see on the BART. Congratulations, your opinions are totally indicative of this.
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Sep 12, 2016 22:36
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Tuxedo Gin posted:those are still the best ones. check in industrial districts during lunch I like how white people ruined the concept of food trucks and street food.
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Solvent posted:Dude, stop. I don't think it's too much to ask for, from those actually helping pay for the tax revenue that maintains those parks to be able to enjoy them without being under threat of "taking a swim in hepatitis pond." Plus didn't like 3 teen homeless/vagrants eventually get arrested for torturing some homeless guy that lived there and dumped his body in that pond? Heard something like that on the news. Who wants people like that in their vicinity? I ride BART to and from work everyday so I don't think my fellow working tax payers are any worse or better than me. There are always those trying to ruin he day with their body order or "colorful antics" but so are the joys of riding public transit.
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Solvent posted:I'm terrible at making things to eat that aren't in a can, or are cooked in a microwave. North Gate market sells pre-made ceviche by the pound. Multiple different flavors.
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