just saying. I never thought of LA as southern california. They can take the title "SoCal" as I never liked that chop. But really.... I draw the line at DanaPoint.
Anyone?
Anyone?
is L.A. really "SoCal"
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Cruiserdrew
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Anything from Bakersfield south, so LA qualifies. Isn't SD a suburb of LA?
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Anything from Bakersfield south, so LA qualifies. Isn't SD a suburb of LA?
Bakersfield....really?? wow. Talk about a different perspective. Next you'll be sticking Fresno with "SolCal" too.
Suburb.....uh,....hehe.
cruiserbrett
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I think anything south of humbolt county is southern california.
Honestly, santa barbara and south is SoCal to me, although I am from Boston. If there were Dunkin Donuts here, I would think SoCal is cool, but frankly I hate the nice weather,and lack of 33degree rainy days for months straight.
SD cant be a suburb of LA thanks to the wonderful 13 mile interuption of suburban sprawl. If it werent for Camp Pendleton, we would be LA. and I think then that Oceanside would be featured in the real housewives of OC. Except the star of the show would be the crack chick that kept cruising her 1987 wrangler up and down Doms street at the meeting.
Honestly, santa barbara and south is SoCal to me, although I am from Boston. If there were Dunkin Donuts here, I would think SoCal is cool, but frankly I hate the nice weather,and lack of 33degree rainy days for months straight.
SD cant be a suburb of LA thanks to the wonderful 13 mile interuption of suburban sprawl. If it werent for Camp Pendleton, we would be LA. and I think then that Oceanside would be featured in the real housewives of OC. Except the star of the show would be the crack chick that kept cruising her 1987 wrangler up and down Doms street at the meeting.
Anything from Bakersfield south, so LA qualifies. Isn't SD a suburb of LA?
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The southern and northern Hispanic gangs also divide the state along this line (for blood).
Maybe we need a Middle Cal?
Either way, I hate LA.
1973Guppie
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anything north of huntington kinda sucks IMO, I like SD best for sure, we may be moving to san clemente this summer, which I like alot........
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1973Guppie
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Noah moving out of the sticks......
that's about what the fj40 looks like right now!
sweet 40, needs paint, I don't like black and white.
There goes the
neighborhood. SD never has and never will be a burb of LA. Used to go down to SD every summer for Old Globe theater, etc. Whole different city, thinking, atmosphere, etc - nice!
I consider the OC separate from LA too if that matters.
Personally, yes I think LA is SoCal. My SoCal imaginary line is the Grapevine on the 5, Cajon pass on the 15 and I haven't drawn a line in the sand any further East than that. I guess Palm Springs would be SoCal???? Ehh, maybe not so much.