uptownjoe is an ass.
Now I want to sing about Afternoon Delight while tellin you that that is a fucking ace picture.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 4:46,
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Just a little cutsey banality
to counteract the fucking(v.) gerbils below
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 4:54,
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Shit, and there was me about to make
some sarcastic ass comment about people living in Humboldt County, but now I can't 'cos I read your profile.
Fucksocks, buggermints and cuntywanks.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 4:55,
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Fucksocks, buggermints and cuntywanks.
I like your new background style
I am informed that there is a harvest moon tonight.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 4:56,
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Ooh where in the Bay Area?
I grew up in San Bruno then lived in San Francisco, Berkeley and then Oakland.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 4:57,
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Yes
I'm in east oakland (fruitvale...) in the basement of a huge, beautiful
victorian house.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 5:03,
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victorian house.
Holy Crap, mine was a basement apartment in a huge victorian house
Now I'm looking at you funny.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 5:04,
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I guess it wasn't quite East Oakland
but I had a friend who lived there and I spent a summer on my back on a scaffold, painting his ceiling. East Oakland has the most beautiful weather of the entire Bay area. Thsi will be meaningless to almost everyone except people who grew up in Daly City or on the South slope of Mount Davidson.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 5:06,
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I grew up in Salinas...
off of Monterey, etc... which is considerably foggier than east oakland,
less so than SF
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 5:10,
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less so than SF
Arghhhhhhhhhh
My ex-in laws live on Corral de Tierras between Salinas and Monterrey. They bought their place when it was just ranchers and people growing pot. Now they are surrounded by millionaire Produce Barons. I miss the hills so much. I am stranded in Chicago now.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 5:14,
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Hm
I lived by the hills on the opposite side,
surrounded by cow pastures and strawberries. Really rural.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 5:22,
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surrounded by cow pastures and strawberries. Really rural.
or working in the local mall...
the hub of the town's social life.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 5:27,
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Salinas itself is pretty...ummmm
Hey, you can't beat the Star Market!
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 5:31,
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We used to drive across town to get our groceries there
avoid the chains, you know. I'm serious.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 5:35,
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Not only that but
they push the cart to your car and help you get the bags into the trunk.
Now I am practically sick with nostalgia. Must. Stop. Now.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 5:40,
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Now I am practically sick with nostalgia. Must. Stop. Now.
Well that's vaguely creepy
I just moved this summer, spent 4 yrs in temescal (by Piedmont) prior
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 5:08,
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My one memory of Temescal
was going there for a walk off season and suddenly a helicopter dropping from the sky and a voice booming "Get out of the water.."
Oddness.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 5:10,
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Oddness.
Oh you're thinking of the little lake up there
I was further down a bit, off of Broadway.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 5:16,
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Maybe I'm thinking of some other reservoir....
I was in the Bay Area at Christmas last year and brought my boyfriend to see it (we were thinking of moving back) and it fucking rained for about 7 days straight.
I will now hold you personally responsible.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 5:22,
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I will now hold you personally responsible.
Ha ha
It doesn't rain enough, gddamnit.
No, you were at Lake Temescal probably.
Not sure if it's actually -in- temescal, but whatever.
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Mon 21 Oct 2002, 5:25,
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No, you were at Lake Temescal probably.
Not sure if it's actually -in- temescal, but whatever.