Metasynth
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Fuck, I can't believe he's still allowed on TV...
Listen sister, you ever wanna get a place in Cali, I make a good housemate.
My advice, move to the best coast...er...west coast.
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Listen sister, you ever wanna get a place in Cali, I make a good housemate.
I used to have a (CA native) buddy that always said he was from "Wrong Beach".Fuck, I can't believe he's still allowed on TV...
Listen sister, you ever wanna get a place in Cali, I make a good housemate.
My advice, move to the best coast...er...west coast.
Metasynth
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Long Beach is only bad cause it's on the border with Orange County.
Orange County is like the Florida of California.
Seriously, orange county sucks.
doublejj
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Have you guys heard about Standing Rock Ranch?.....Fuck, I can't believe he's still allowed on TV...
Listen sister, you ever wanna get a place in Cali, I make a good housemate.
My advice, move to the best coast...er...west coast.
mysunnyboy
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I love youFuck, I can't believe he's still allowed on TV...
Listen sister, you ever wanna get a place in Cali, I make a good housemate.
My advice, move to the best coast...er...west coast.
God. deshantis, drump, alien rick and some scary mary sitting at a table with the shameful alazhabbadonta
Anywho, I’ve only been to California on business, San Francisco. You have a real beach right?
No seals?
Warm water?
I was scared once by a five ft shark swam right up on me. I tried to be all cool and not let the sister-in-law know what was coming her way, she’d have walked on water. All I could think of was to point up and say some stupid shit about the clouds. Didn’t work. She saw the shadow zigzagging towards her and froze, hehehe.
Metasynth
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beautiful beaches!!!I love you
God. deshantis, drump, alien rick and some scary mary sitting at a table with the shameful alazhabbadonta
Anywho, I’ve only been to California on business, San Francisco. You have a real beach right?
No seals?
Warm water?
I was scared once by a five ft shark swam right up on me. I tried to be all cool and not let the sister-in-law know what was coming her way, she’d have walked on water. All I could think of was to point up and say some stupid shit about the clouds. Didn’t work. She saw the shadow zigzagging towards her and froze, hehehe.
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I mean, you might see a seal every now and then...
Kushash
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Among poker players in the 90'S the favorite place to live if you could afford it was Seal Beach.
Hermosa beach was a less expensive option.
My favorite beach to visit in So Cal is Laguna.
I grew up surfing the Huntington Cliffs and points south. There are some very lovely CA beaches.
Kushash
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They are all beautiful,
To drunk to follow up.
Plan a trip soon to the beach, a lot going on but don't want to rant about it all.
If the surf is up in the near future want to hang at the wedge in Newport.
Just hoping the # of states that mandate masks increases.
I'm betting it will.
Been keeping busy removing the shellac from kitchen cabinets. Sanding is very therapeutic.
I recognize that respirator! They are useful things. I love those cabinets. Mine need redone. I told myself I'd build new ones. I'm still laughing about that. I refinished a loom and that sort of finished my refinishing!
mysunnyboy
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I’d maybe fly this way AFTER a vaccine 
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tangerinegreen555
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I posted this around June 22 I believe.
An old college friend, I tried to reach out by cell (got a number from a mutual friend) and landline but didn't get a response.
So I thought I'd try again in a few weeks, maybe he needed some time to recover.
I was going to try to call again today and ran a quick Google search first.
He died last month.
I feel real sad today. He was a great guy. 4 years older than I, he was an RA at the dorm I resided in my 2nd semester while he was in grad school who became a fast friend.
He only lived a couple weeks after surviving covid and cancer before that. RIP Fred.
shrxhky420
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mysunnyboy
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I’m sorry
DarkWeb
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tangerinegreen555
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Thank you.
I really had hoped to reconnect with him again.
Hadn't seen him in over 10 years. The local TV stations all covered his covid survival story as well as all the local newspapers. It was so uplifting to know you can get real sick and recover from the virus. Good news on TV for a change, you know?
I still remember going to the Meadows with him in 1974. Meadows was/is a harness racing track. He drove his old Mercury station wagon with his ex wife and I took a friendly coed.
I still remember all 4 of us bet $2 on the trifecta that evening and made a deal that we would split any winnings 4 ways.
I picked the win and place (1 and 2) correctly. The horse I picked to show (3) finished nose to nose with 2 other horses. They had to go to the picture to declare a winner. My horse wound up #4.
I had so many old stories to run by him to see if he still remembered. It always hurts to lose a piece of the past. He was really a nice person that a younger guy could look up to for guidance.
As an RA, he was like the supervisor of the 4th floor. The guy who would ask you to turn the music down a little or to take the weed outside so the place didn't stink and cause problems for everyone. Everybody would do what he asked because he knew how to talk to people without being bossy. And he never ratted anyone out to the higher ups.
I really had hoped to reconnect with him again.
Hadn't seen him in over 10 years. The local TV stations all covered his covid survival story as well as all the local newspapers. It was so uplifting to know you can get real sick and recover from the virus. Good news on TV for a change, you know?
I still remember going to the Meadows with him in 1974. Meadows was/is a harness racing track. He drove his old Mercury station wagon with his ex wife and I took a friendly coed.
I still remember all 4 of us bet $2 on the trifecta that evening and made a deal that we would split any winnings 4 ways.
I picked the win and place (1 and 2) correctly. The horse I picked to show (3) finished nose to nose with 2 other horses. They had to go to the picture to declare a winner. My horse wound up #4.
I had so many old stories to run by him to see if he still remembered. It always hurts to lose a piece of the past. He was really a nice person that a younger guy could look up to for guidance.
As an RA, he was like the supervisor of the 4th floor. The guy who would ask you to turn the music down a little or to take the weed outside so the place didn't stink and cause problems for everyone. Everybody would do what he asked because he knew how to talk to people without being bossy. And he never ratted anyone out to the higher ups.
Chunky Stool
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The US Army wants to train dogs to detect COVID-19 through scent
The Army is joining a University of Pennsylvania study into whether dogs can identify COVID-19 in asymptomatic carriers.
www.cnet.com
School re-opening is going well
www.nytimes.com
A School Reopens, and the Coronavirus Creeps In (Published 2020)
As more schools abandon plans for in-person classes, one that opened in Indiana this week had to quarantine students within hours.