it's okay. they have great weather but i'm not really a california type of person.

San Francisco is my other option if I can't get to New York.

Cool. That's exactly what I wanted to hear. (see my first post.)

yeah, I find L.A. a bit weird. I am just lazy to go anywhere basically, and traffic is a mess here.

as far large downtowns and touristy shit is concerned, I would definately recommend SF cuz it is a delightfully beautiful city, in many respects.

Whatever that means.

it means i feel out of place there. and those people make me angry.

Hippies?

No in all seriousness, I think she means in Cali everything moves slow.

Cut their throats.

I really don't understand what you mean by "those people." Like we're all swarmy healthfood-eating Los Angeles types?

Not in LA.

I would find that offensive if I did not agree with you. L.A does have some good places though.

I originally hail from orange county. I visited the east coast once and everyone thought I was a mall crawling surfer who listens to ska.

Couldn't be further from the truth.

fucking hilarious how you've all tried to interperet what i said and how you're all as far from what i meant as you could ever possibly be.
you can interperet "those people" as being whatever kind of people you'd like "those people" to be but your definition will never match mine so i see no use in trying. thanks for playing though.

If you responded earlier without being so ambiguous, I wouldn't had to have assumed. Thanks for causing the game.

Fuck, never mind about San Francisco, I still wanna know what Eric Clapton was doing in Siberia.

ice fishing

That's cleared that up. phew.

thanks for the entertainment

It's a scientific fact that if you stay in California you lose one point of your IQ every year

It had to get around to food eventually. Philadelphia has its cheesesteaks, New York has its beigels, Chicago has its pizza, etc. Does San Francisco have its own signature snack?