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Postby Rockindeano » Mon Jun 14, 2010 11:19 am

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artist4perry wrote: I think what struck my husband about Arkansas was how plush and green it is here. I told him this is a greenhouse.......that is why it is so humid here. Why do we drink SWWEET Tea? Because it is so hot here in the summer you sweat the instant you step out of your house! LOL! I think your painted lady houses are beautiful, and the cable cars are cool. Nice city Cyndy. :D


Man that flash flood on the Missouri River that killed 18 and 3 more missing must have been furious. Such a pretty state too.


They are still looking for the missing people...............it happened in the middle of the night with no warning. Children died....so sad. Flash flood warnings can happen so quickly, and can be more devistating than a tornado. It is a pretty state. Not a lot of people and buildings, more nature. We are the Natural State. People go to the rivers here a great deal during the summer. Things like this are rare but they happen. :(

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This is what it normally looks like........must be a fall or winter pic. Trees usually are plush this time of year.


I feel your pain there in Arkansas A4P, but the flash flood warnings were present and many folks did get out in time. Goddamned selfish bastards stayed, when the forecast did call for sheets and buckets of rain. Kills me that this happened. One dude said the torrents were so strong, the tires from his trucks were separated from the rims!

As for Arkansas, I have been there and love it. Sure there are a bunch of dumbfucks there with no teeth and a huntin' license, but that's all good. It wouldn't be the South without the simple folk now would it? I visited of course, Hope, AR, to see where Bubba came from. Catchy little town.
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Postby artist4perry » Mon Jun 14, 2010 11:27 am

Deano, thanks for the nice words about our state. I know they have warnings, but sometimes people especially from other states ignore them. I think most of the ones killed were from out of state. We know what Flash Flood means.....well except for those few "special toothless ones you described". LOL! Most people here are down to earth and kind.

When my aunt died, and we were following the hearse to the gravesite, it warmed my heart to see the folks on the side of the road pulled over when we passed. It was something that took my husband by suprise when he first came here. If you are not honored in life, at least when you die, folks stop and show respect to families who's loved ones have passed. I know some people from other states are irritated by this tradition.

I have been to Hope. Not a big place is it? :lol:

Sorry Cyndy again........ :oops: :oops: I will start a thread about ARK. and take it out of your nice thread about SF.
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Postby The Sushi Hunter » Mon Jun 14, 2010 3:41 pm

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StevePerryHair wrote:We ALL screamed!! And then died laughing!! And what made the laughter worse was that you let out a "fuck you" to the guy as you screamed like a girl :twisted: :lol: I have no idea why we didn't think it was odd that there was a bush on the cement. And then to look up and see the guy had over 30 people watching us waiting for our reaction to him :lol: And then to find out when i got home, via youtube, how famous the guy is and he does this all day everyday for money :lol: I WISH I could have found a video of us. We had to be the funniest because we ALL screamed loud :lol: And if I recall, you DID tip the guy because you felt bad that you screamed that "fuck you" :lol: :lol: I still love that story :lol:

i would have loved to have seen that! :lol:

lora & i have amused ourselves & puzzled the tourists by NOT reacting to the bush man. we'll be having a conversation (to show that we're not deaf) as we're walking by that area. when the bush leaps out & yells at us, we don't flinch or look at him or pause the conversation. the crowd of tourists don't know what to think & it leaves this weird tension in the air. we walk around him as if he's just a bush.


Fifteen years or so ago that bush man was a fat ass. Now he's pretty thin, wondering why. Maybe he's just getting old. SFPD has been trying to get him out of there for years, I wish they would. I was just in that area a few months ago and it's amazing how many people loiter around that guy for the sheer entertainment of watching people jump as the idiot jerks the branches at them as they approach him. If he makes a person flinch, he then tells them that they need to put a buck or two in his money can. I've even seen him get up and start following people with the can who flinched but didn't pay him.
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Postby StevePerryHair » Mon Jun 14, 2010 8:46 pm

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StevePerryHair wrote:We ALL screamed!! And then died laughing!! And what made the laughter worse was that you let out a "fuck you" to the guy as you screamed like a girl :twisted: :lol: I have no idea why we didn't think it was odd that there was a bush on the cement. And then to look up and see the guy had over 30 people watching us waiting for our reaction to him :lol: And then to find out when i got home, via youtube, how famous the guy is and he does this all day everyday for money :lol: I WISH I could have found a video of us. We had to be the funniest because we ALL screamed loud :lol: And if I recall, you DID tip the guy because you felt bad that you screamed that "fuck you" :lol: :lol: I still love that story :lol:

i would have loved to have seen that! :lol:

lora & i have amused ourselves & puzzled the tourists by NOT reacting to the bush man. we'll be having a conversation (to show that we're not deaf) as we're walking by that area. when the bush leaps out & yells at us, we don't flinch or look at him or pause the conversation. the crowd of tourists don't know what to think & it leaves this weird tension in the air. we walk around him as if he's just a bush.


Fifteen years or so ago that bush man was a fat ass. Now he's pretty thin, wondering why. Maybe he's just getting old. SFPD has been trying to get him out of there for years, I wish they would. I was just in that area a few months ago and it's amazing how many people loiter around that guy for the sheer entertainment of watching people jump as the idiot jerks the branches at them as they approach him. If he makes a person flinch, he then tells them that they need to put a buck or two in his money can. I've even seen him get up and start following people with the can who flinched but didn't pay him.


So what does it take to make you laugh?? :roll: :lol: Can anything? :lol: For unsuspecting tourists, it's fun. And waiting to laugh your ass off at the next fool is not "loitering". Its waiting to laugh your ass off. Im sure it can get old to someone who lives there. He never asked us to pay him a dime. His cup is there and people put money in if they want. No one "needs" to do anything.
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Postby cyndy! » Tue Jun 15, 2010 12:29 am

StevePerryHair wrote:
The Sushi Hunter wrote:Fifteen years or so ago that bush man was a fat ass. Now he's pretty thin, wondering why. Maybe he's just getting old. SFPD has been trying to get him out of there for years, I wish they would. I was just in that area a few months ago and it's amazing how many people loiter around that guy for the sheer entertainment of watching people jump as the idiot jerks the branches at them as they approach him. If he makes a person flinch, he then tells them that they need to put a buck or two in his money can. I've even seen him get up and start following people with the can who flinched but didn't pay him.

So what does it take to make you laugh?? :roll: :lol: Can anything? :lol: For unsuspecting tourists, it's fun. And waiting to laugh your ass off at the next fool is not "loitering". Its waiting to laugh your ass off. Im sure it can get old to someone who lives there. He never asked us to pay him a dime. His cup is there and people put money in if they want. No one "needs" to do anything.

i haven't spent a whole lot of time watching him, but i've never seen him pressure anyone for money. it all seems pretty lighthearted.
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Postby Michigan Girl » Tue Jun 15, 2010 12:38 am

StevePerryHair wrote:
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Fifteen years or so ago that bush man was a fat ass. Now he's pretty thin, wondering why. Maybe he's just getting old. SFPD has been trying to get him out of there for years, I wish they would. I was just in that area a few months ago and it's amazing how many people loiter around that guy for the sheer entertainment of watching people jump as the idiot jerks the branches at them as they approach him. If he makes a person flinch, he then tells them that they need to put a buck or two in his money can. I've even seen him get up and start following people with the can who flinched but didn't pay him.


So what does it take to make you laugh?? :roll: :lol: Can anything? :lol: For unsuspecting tourists, it's fun. And waiting to laugh your ass off at the next fool is not "loitering". Its waiting to laugh your ass off. Im sure it can get old to someone who lives there. He never asked us to pay him a dime. His cup is there and people put money in if they want. No one "needs" to do anything.

lol ...I've wondered this same thing, he's so solemn!! Then I thought, perhaps I laugh entirely too much, but
no, he's solemn!! :wink:

Fat ass or not ...the bush thing sounds hysterical ...I'd watch!!
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Postby bluejeangirl76 » Tue Jun 15, 2010 12:43 am

StevePerryHair wrote:So what does it take to make you laugh?? :roll: :lol: Can anything? :lol: For unsuspecting tourists, it's fun. And waiting to laugh your ass off at the next fool is not "loitering". Its waiting to laugh your ass off.


We do this at Six Flags' Frightfest every year - pull over and park on a bench watching the "vampires" and "zombies" sneak up and scare people. I'd say 6 or 7 out of about every 10 people absolutely lose their minds, take off running, act like Dracula really IS after them. :roll: This year, I plan to take video. :lol:
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Postby Michigan Girl » Tue Jun 15, 2010 12:48 am

Rockindeano wrote:
artist4perry wrote:
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artist4perry wrote: I think what struck my husband about Arkansas was how plush and green it is here. I told him this is a greenhouse.......that is why it is so humid here. Why do we drink SWWEET Tea? Because it is so hot here in the summer you sweat the instant you step out of your house! LOL! I think your painted lady houses are beautiful, and the cable cars are cool. Nice city Cyndy. :D


Man that flash flood on the Missouri River that killed 18 and 3 more missing must have been furious. Such a pretty state too.


They are still looking for the missing people...............it happened in the middle of the night with no warning. Children died....so sad. Flash flood warnings can happen so quickly, and can be more devistating than a tornado. It is a pretty state. Not a lot of people and buildings, more nature. We are the Natural State. People go to the rivers here a great deal during the summer. Things like this are rare but they happen. :(

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This is what it normally looks like........must be a fall or winter pic. Trees usually are plush this time of year.


I feel your pain there in Arkansas A4P, but the flash flood warnings were present and many folks did get out in time. Goddamned selfish bastards stayed, when the forecast did call for sheets and buckets of rain. Kills me that this happened. One dude said the torrents were so strong, the tires from his trucks were separated from the rims!

As for Arkansas, I have been there and love it. Sure there are a bunch of dumbfucks there with no teeth and a huntin' license, but that's all good. It wouldn't be the South without the simple folk now would it? I visited of course, Hope, AR, to see where Bubba came from. Catchy little town.


I am LMAO ...
You think Hope is a catchy little town?!?! :?
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Postby Rockindeano » Tue Jun 15, 2010 12:52 am

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artist4perry wrote:
Rockindeano wrote:
artist4perry wrote: I think what struck my husband about Arkansas was how plush and green it is here. I told him this is a greenhouse.......that is why it is so humid here. Why do we drink SWWEET Tea? Because it is so hot here in the summer you sweat the instant you step out of your house! LOL! I think your painted lady houses are beautiful, and the cable cars are cool. Nice city Cyndy. :D


Man that flash flood on the Missouri River that killed 18 and 3 more missing must have been furious. Such a pretty state too.


They are still looking for the missing people...............it happened in the middle of the night with no warning. Children died....so sad. Flash flood warnings can happen so quickly, and can be more devistating than a tornado. It is a pretty state. Not a lot of people and buildings, more nature. We are the Natural State. People go to the rivers here a great deal during the summer. Things like this are rare but they happen. :(

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This is what it normally looks like........must be a fall or winter pic. Trees usually are plush this time of year.


I feel your pain there in Arkansas A4P, but the flash flood warnings were present and many folks did get out in time. Goddamned selfish bastards stayed, when the forecast did call for sheets and buckets of rain. Kills me that this happened. One dude said the torrents were so strong, the tires from his trucks were separated from the rims!

As for Arkansas, I have been there and love it. Sure there are a bunch of dumbfucks there with no teeth and a huntin' license, but that's all good. It wouldn't be the South without the simple folk now would it? I visited of course, Hope, AR, to see where Bubba came from. Catchy little town.


I am LMAO ...
You think Hope is a catchy little town?!?! :?


Yes. Come on Coug, it's a little town where a big historical figure came from. It's cool to be in a spot where the 42nd President of the United States grew up. As you know, I am a big fan of Bubbas. I'll put him up against any president anytime. Money, more money, no wars, and blowjobs. The guy is just a red blooded American with brains. That's what I don't get. You have Arkansas ok, with their collective 50 IQ score averages, and then you have perhaps the brightest guy to ever run the free world come out of this little town called Hope, and you say, how the fuck did this happen?
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Postby Michigan Girl » Tue Jun 15, 2010 1:09 am

Rockindeano wrote:
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As for Arkansas, I have been there and love it. Sure there are a bunch of dumbfucks there with no teeth and a huntin' license, but that's all good. It wouldn't be the South without the simple folk now would it? I visited of course, Hope, AR, to see where Bubba came from. Catchy little town.


I am LMAO ...
You think Hope is a catchy little town?!?! :?


Yes. Come on Coug, it's a little town where a big historical figure came from. It's cool to be in a spot where the 42nd President of the United States grew up. As you know, I am a big fan of Bubbas. I'll put him up against any president anytime. Money, more money, no wars, and blowjobs. The guy is just a red blooded American with brains. That's what I don't get. You have Arkansas ok, with their collective 50 IQ score averages, and then you have perhaps the brightest guy to ever run the free world come out of this little town called Hope, and you say, how the fuck did this happen?

LMAO!!
Well, yeah, Clinton and the Watermelon Festival ...two of the greatest shows on earth!!
My best friend, here in LA., was born in Hope. She didn't live there for very long, but still has family
there. When I go w/her to visit, I just thank god I'm a city girl!! The peace is great for a day or two,
the good ol' southern cooking is to die for, the people are incredible ...but yeah, Clinton must have
done a lot of reading ... and probably sex!! :wink:
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Postby artist4perry » Tue Jun 15, 2010 2:44 am

Deano........you better not be including me in that collective IQ. :evil:
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Postby Sarah » Tue Jun 15, 2010 4:58 am

Everett wrote:I would like to go there to see where they filmed star trek iv 8)

The aquarium from that movie is in Monterey Bay, and the Golden Gate Park scenes were apparently filmed in LA. So there's not much to see from the movie but the bridge and downtown.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092007/locations
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Postby Rockindeano » Tue Jun 15, 2010 5:01 am

Sarah wrote:
Everett wrote:I would like to go there to see where they filmed star trek iv 8)

The aquarium from that movie is in Monterey Bay, and the Golden Gate Park scenes were apparently filmed in LA. So there's not much to see from the movie but the bridge and downtown.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092007/locations


Goddamned Sarah, you know a lot of quirky shit. Can I ask you what size dress is Stevie Nicks wearing nowadays?
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Postby Sarah » Tue Jun 15, 2010 6:00 am

Rockindeano wrote:
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Everett wrote:I would like to go there to see where they filmed star trek iv 8)

The aquarium from that movie is in Monterey Bay, and the Golden Gate Park scenes were apparently filmed in LA. So there's not much to see from the movie but the bridge and downtown.
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092007/locations


Goddamned Sarah, you know a lot of quirky shit. Can I ask you what size dress is Stevie Nicks wearing nowadays?

Well I just happen to really like Star Trek IV, but I'm sure I could find you Stevie Nicks's dress size somewhere on the Internet. lol
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Postby The Sushi Hunter » Tue Jun 15, 2010 10:45 am

cyndy! wrote:
StevePerryHair wrote:
The Sushi Hunter wrote:Fifteen years or so ago that bush man was a fat ass. Now he's pretty thin, wondering why. Maybe he's just getting old. SFPD has been trying to get him out of there for years, I wish they would. I was just in that area a few months ago and it's amazing how many people loiter around that guy for the sheer entertainment of watching people jump as the idiot jerks the branches at them as they approach him. If he makes a person flinch, he then tells them that they need to put a buck or two in his money can. I've even seen him get up and start following people with the can who flinched but didn't pay him.

So what does it take to make you laugh?? :roll: :lol: Can anything? :lol: For unsuspecting tourists, it's fun. And waiting to laugh your ass off at the next fool is not "loitering". Its waiting to laugh your ass off. Im sure it can get old to someone who lives there. He never asked us to pay him a dime. His cup is there and people put money in if they want. No one "needs" to do anything.

i haven't spent a whole lot of time watching him, but i've never seen him pressure anyone for money. it all seems pretty lighthearted.


He could've been having a bad day when I saw him that time doing that. So remind me again what's so funny and exciting about watching a homeless bum scaring people with torn off tree branches?
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Postby cyndy! » Tue Jun 15, 2010 10:58 am

The Sushi Hunter wrote:He could've been having a bad day when I saw him that time doing that. So remind me again what's so funny and exciting about watching a homeless bum scaring people with torn off tree branches?

maybe he has the same audience as candid camera & funniest home videos?


tammy, you're probably thinking of the bay bridge. the eastern span is definitely diving into the drink during the next big one.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/04/ ... 5427.shtml

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Postby The Sushi Hunter » Tue Jun 15, 2010 11:09 am

cyndy! wrote:
The Sushi Hunter wrote:He could've been having a bad day when I saw him that time doing that. So remind me again what's so funny and exciting about watching a homeless bum scaring people with torn off tree branches?

maybe he has the same audience as candid camera & funniest home videos?


tammy, you're probably thinking of the bay bridge. the eastern span is definitely diving into the drink during the next big one.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/04/ ... 5427.shtml

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They're retro'ing the Eastern span so it should be ok when they are done with it.

BTW, bums don't make me laugh.

Like the time I was on my way to school at SFSU and I was walking behind two very "well to do" older women. Some guy on a skateboard goes by weaving in and out of traffic with a bag a shit on his back, it was obvious he was homeless since his clothes were all fucked up and he was thilthy. The one lady turns to the other after they both watched him go by and says "that's what I love about San Francisco so much....where else could you go to see that type of thing." So I'm thinking, the guy is obviously homeless and has all of his life possessions in a large Hefty bag on his back and these two bitches are happy to see that? They wouldn't be happy if that were them carrying all their possessions on the backs in Hefty bags.
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Postby Michigan Girl » Thu Jun 17, 2010 12:44 am

The Sushi Hunter wrote:They're retro'ing the Eastern span so it should be ok when they are done with it.

BTW, bums don't make me laugh.

Like the time I was on my way to school at SFSU and I was walking behind two very "well to do" older women. Some guy on a skateboard goes by weaving in and out of traffic with a bag a shit on his back, it was obvious he was homeless since his clothes were all fucked up and he was thilthy. The one lady turns to the other after they both watched him go by and says "that's what I love about San Francisco so much....where else could you go to see that type of thing." So I'm thinking, the guy is obviously homeless and has all of his life possessions in a large Hefty bag on his back and these two bitches are happy to see that? They wouldn't be happy if that were them carrying all their possessions on the backs in Hefty bags.
Perhaps she was referring to the skatebording, did you ask?!?
My little neighbor boy is a skateboarder and I love to watch him ...
I've seen him on that board w/a backpack, too!! :shock: :wink:
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Postby The Sushi Hunter » Thu Jun 17, 2010 12:58 am

Michigan Girl wrote:
The Sushi Hunter wrote:They're retro'ing the Eastern span so it should be ok when they are done with it.

BTW, bums don't make me laugh.

Like the time I was on my way to school at SFSU and I was walking behind two very "well to do" older women. Some guy on a skateboard goes by weaving in and out of traffic with a bag a shit on his back, it was obvious he was homeless since his clothes were all fucked up and he was thilthy. The one lady turns to the other after they both watched him go by and says "that's what I love about San Francisco so much....where else could you go to see that type of thing." So I'm thinking, the guy is obviously homeless and has all of his life possessions in a large Hefty bag on his back and these two bitches are happy to see that? They wouldn't be happy if that were them carrying all their possessions on the backs in Hefty bags.
Perhaps she was referring to the skatebording, did you ask?!?
My little neighbor boy is a skateboarder and I love to watch him ...
I've seen him on that board w/a backpack, too!! :shock: :wink:


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Postby KenTheDude » Thu Jun 17, 2010 1:09 am

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The Sushi Hunter wrote:They're retro'ing the Eastern span so it should be ok when they are done with it.

BTW, bums don't make me laugh.

Like the time I was on my way to school at SFSU and I was walking behind two very "well to do" older women. Some guy on a skateboard goes by weaving in and out of traffic with a bag a shit on his back, it was obvious he was homeless since his clothes were all fucked up and he was thilthy. The one lady turns to the other after they both watched him go by and says "that's what I love about San Francisco so much....where else could you go to see that type of thing." So I'm thinking, the guy is obviously homeless and has all of his life possessions in a large Hefty bag on his back and these two bitches are happy to see that? They wouldn't be happy if that were them carrying all their possessions on the backs in Hefty bags.
Perhaps she was referring to the skatebording, did you ask?!?
My little neighbor boy is a skateboarder and I love to watch him ...
I've seen him on that board w/a backpack, too!! :shock: :wink:


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Postby The Sushi Hunter » Thu Jun 17, 2010 1:18 am

Michigan Girl wrote:
The Sushi Hunter wrote:They're retro'ing the Eastern span so it should be ok when they are done with it.

BTW, bums don't make me laugh.

Like the time I was on my way to school at SFSU and I was walking behind two very "well to do" older women. Some guy on a skateboard goes by weaving in and out of traffic with a bag a shit on his back, it was obvious he was homeless since his clothes were all fucked up and he was thilthy. The one lady turns to the other after they both watched him go by and says "that's what I love about San Francisco so much....where else could you go to see that type of thing." So I'm thinking, the guy is obviously homeless and has all of his life possessions in a large Hefty bag on his back and these two bitches are happy to see that? They wouldn't be happy if that were them carrying all their possessions on the backs in Hefty bags.
Perhaps she was referring to the skatebording, did you ask?!?
My little neighbor boy is a skateboarder and I love to watch him ...
I've seen him on that board w/a backpack, too!! :shock: :wink:


Trust me, old ladies aren't fascinated with skateboarding. I used to skateboard and they would always be screaming that I'm going to hurt myself or someone else as I went by.
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Postby Michigan Girl » Thu Jun 17, 2010 1:18 am

The Sushi Hunter wrote:
Michigan Girl wrote:
The Sushi Hunter wrote:They're retro'ing the Eastern span so it should be ok when they are done with it.

BTW, bums don't make me laugh.

Like the time I was on my way to school at SFSU and I was walking behind two very "well to do" older women. Some guy on a skateboard goes by weaving in and out of traffic with a bag a shit on his back, it was obvious he was homeless since his clothes were all fucked up and he was thilthy. The one lady turns to the other after they both watched him go by and says "that's what I love about San Francisco so much....where else could you go to see that type of thing." So I'm thinking, the guy is obviously homeless and has all of his life possessions in a large Hefty bag on his back and these two bitches are happy to see that? They wouldn't be happy if that were them carrying all their possessions on the backs in Hefty bags.
Perhaps she was referring to the skatebording, did you ask?!?
My little neighbor boy is a skateboarder and I love to watch him ...
I've seen him on that board w/a backpack, too!! :shock: :wink:


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Postby Behshad » Thu Jun 17, 2010 1:27 am

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The Sushi Hunter wrote:They're retro'ing the Eastern span so it should be ok when they are done with it.

BTW, bums don't make me laugh.

Like the time I was on my way to school at SFSU and I was walking behind two very "well to do" older women. Some guy on a skateboard goes by weaving in and out of traffic with a bag a shit on his back, it was obvious he was homeless since his clothes were all fucked up and he was thilthy. The one lady turns to the other after they both watched him go by and says "that's what I love about San Francisco so much....where else could you go to see that type of thing." So I'm thinking, the guy is obviously homeless and has all of his life possessions in a large Hefty bag on his back and these two bitches are happy to see that? They wouldn't be happy if that were them carrying all their possessions on the backs in Hefty bags.
Perhaps she was referring to the skatebording, did you ask?!?
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I've seen him on that board w/a backpack, too!! :shock: :wink:


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Postby Arianddu » Thu Jun 17, 2010 11:23 am

The Sushi Hunter wrote:Trust me, old ladies aren't fascinated with skateboarding. I used to skateboard and they would always be screaming that I'm going to hurt myself or someone else as I went by.


My old boyfriend's 70 year old auntie will disagree with you there; she was a surfer girl in the 60s, started skateboarding in the 70s and still loves it. Her kids are all into it, and now she's teaching her grandkids. You'd be surprised the stuff 'oldies' get into - don't forget, everyone was young once, and those wild crazy girls into rock and roll, fast cars and hot nights are going to be old ladies one day. Hell, you wouldn't BELIEVE some of the wild sex the women of my grandmother's age who went through the blitz were having in their youth. Some of them are still at it and loving every minute of it. I plan to live to past 100, and if I do, you better believe I'll still be dancing like a maniac to loud rocking music, with an active and wild sex life and enjoying every minute of it. Why plan to live any other way? Age just slows you down a bit; if you're boring at 90, chances are you were boring at 19.
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Postby The Sushi Hunter » Thu Jun 17, 2010 4:19 pm

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The Sushi Hunter wrote:Trust me, old ladies aren't fascinated with skateboarding. I used to skateboard and they would always be screaming that I'm going to hurt myself or someone else as I went by.


My old boyfriend's 70 year old auntie will disagree with you there; she was a surfer girl in the 60s, started skateboarding in the 70s and still loves it. Her kids are all into it, and now she's teaching her grandkids. You'd be surprised the stuff 'oldies' get into - don't forget, everyone was young once, and those wild crazy girls into rock and roll, fast cars and hot nights are going to be old ladies one day. Hell, you wouldn't BELIEVE some of the wild sex the women of my grandmother's age who went through the blitz were having in their youth. Some of them are still at it and loving every minute of it. I plan to live to past 100, and if I do, you better believe I'll still be dancing like a maniac to loud rocking music, with an active and wild sex life and enjoying every minute of it. Why plan to live any other way? Age just slows you down a bit; if you're boring at 90, chances are you were boring at 19.


Yeah I'm sure there are a few exceptions, like there are to every rule.
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Postby annie89509 » Sat Jun 19, 2010 4:48 pm

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tammy, you're probably thinking of the bay bridge. the eastern span is definitely diving into the drink during the next big one.
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2010/04/ ... 5427.shtml

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I was just getting off work in downtown SF when the ‘quake of ’89 hit. Hubby had already picked up our 1st born from daycare and safely at home in Mill Valley. Quite an experience and sight driving through the Marina to get onto the GG Bridge…saw quite a few houses(mansions) burning :shock: …thank God the GG was intact and Marin Co. pretty much went unharmed (only shakes as I was told when I got home).

The same couldn’t be said for the Bay Bridge, which collapsed, trapping motor vehicles and commuters in mangled steel. Days/months afterward… :( the shock of untold lives lost and billions of dollars in property destruction, mainly concentrated in the East Bay on south, hung like a black cloud over the community’s heads.

And…this moment happened just as the Giants/A’s were about to start Game 3 of their 1st ever cross-town World Series. In fact, all day at work, that’s all I could think about – hurry home to watch the game on TV. Holy moly…once in a lifetime emotional experience. Of course, the catastrophe of the earthquake would trump any sporting event. The A’s went on to win 2 more games (after a week’s postponement) and swept the WS, 4 games to 0 (which nobody cared about anymore).

Oh…never heard of “Bush-man.” Moved away in ’91; he must have came on the scene afterwards :lol:
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Postby The Sushi Hunter » Sat Jun 19, 2010 4:53 pm

annie89509 wrote:The same couldn’t be said for the Bay Bridge, which collapsed, trapping motor vehicles and commuters in mangled steel.


This is starting to sound like it did all the way in Africa (where I was when it hit). By the time the news got there, the entire bridge was down and the entire San Francisco was on fire. Reality - only a small portion of an upper section of the bridge fell down to the lower section. When that section fell, only one person died as a result.
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Postby annie89509 » Sat Jun 19, 2010 5:04 pm

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annie89509 wrote:The same couldn’t be said for the Bay Bridge, which collapsed, trapping motor vehicles and commuters in mangled steel.


This is starting to sound like it did all the way in Africa (where I was when it hit). By the time the news got there, the entire bridge was down and the entire San Francisco was on fire. Reality - only a small portion of an upper section of the bridge fell down to the lower section. When that section fell, only one person died as a result.

We saw some horrific scenes in the news. Many cars were trapped. Okay, you're right, maybe only a section of the Bay Bridge collapsed. I was thinking of the East Bay freeways...lots of destruction there. It took years to rebuilt ramps and off-ramps. I know, my father lives in the East Bay (Alameda). Traffic was terrible.
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Postby The Sushi Hunter » Sun Jun 20, 2010 6:05 am

annie89509 wrote:
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annie89509 wrote:The same couldn’t be said for the Bay Bridge, which collapsed, trapping motor vehicles and commuters in mangled steel.


This is starting to sound like it did all the way in Africa (where I was when it hit). By the time the news got there, the entire bridge was down and the entire San Francisco was on fire. Reality - only a small portion of an upper section of the bridge fell down to the lower section. When that section fell, only one person died as a result.

We saw some horrific scenes in the news. Many cars were trapped. Okay, you're right, maybe only a section of the Bay Bridge collapsed. I was thinking of the East Bay freeways...lots of destruction there. It took years to rebuilt ramps and off-ramps. I know, my father lives in the East Bay (Alameda). Traffic was terrible.


Yes, the Cypress Freeway was the mashed piece of roadway:

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As for the Bay Bridge, no mangled steel, just one section on the upper deck fell down onto the lower deck on one end:

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