...but I went on a great ride with friends and family here in Los Angeles where it was so warm that I had to take my jacket off and ride in a T-shirt. When we got home, my wife was on my azz for not wearing sunscreen because I got a sunburn! 78 degrees in January. Riding from home in El Segundo along the PCH through Manhattan and Hermosa Beach looking at all the hotties with naughty bodies in bikinis make the high cost of living seem worth it (for the next couple of months at least). Born and raised and never plan on leaving SoCal! If I could only convince the rest of the people out here to leave my guns alone it would be perfect.

 

Sounds real nice. We're freezing our asses off here, it's 10 to 20 degrees below freezing every day, more snow on the way. It would be nice to be able to ride all year around, I need that, sort of going stir crazy here. Thinking about taking up a new hobby, always wanted to own some bad *** hand guns, the wife would kill me though.

 

so cold it hurt today.

didn't really go outside save for dragging the christmas tree to the curb for removal.

between posts like this and calls from my dad who's doing two weeks in florida visiting friends and family, i'm going to go crazy.

 

yesterday and today so fckin gorgeous

too bad the politicians and lawmakers and population are just ruining this place

 

Couldn't agree more dude. When I go outside of the state for work or vacation, I stand in awe and envy the residents of the 49 states who know what real freedom feels like!

 

That's the main reason CA is not on my list to relocate, to there are a few others, but the gun laws make me crazy. I just don't understand why they don't allow municipalities to pass laws that affect them instead of the whole state. New York does it that way there is a big difference from upstate NY and downstate NY. CA seems to govern on the whole state, I know there is a difference between Northern and Southern CA.

 

I wish some other state was as awesome as California (but without the weird laws and the freaks) so I could move there. I'm just stuck living next door in Nevada until that happens.

 

I dunno if I'd go that far. THere are some east coast states that rival CA in their socialism, and some pretty hardcore conservative authoritarian states in the west...

but...for such a geographically beautiful place this place is full of ****. Cops are nuts, DAs are crooked, judges are nothin but glorified tax collectors, women are shallow (but fine as ****)...

it's a beautiful, nutty, rotten place

 

anyone buyin ammo tomorrow in CA? Don't forget to bring some handy wipes to clean the ink off your fingers.

 

True... true. Don't get me wrong, I love it and you have not made one wrong statement yet. I just feel too restricted and forcefully guided by our fearful, special interest group funded "leaders" out here sometimes. Is it worth it? In my opinion, yes, 95% of the time. The weather, views, endless activities and hotties are why I'll stay forever. When I get bored at home, my wife always says "Imagine if you lived in Podunk, you would kill yourself!"