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post 1549426021 04-18-2018, 01:24 PM
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Originally Posted By BoomPowSurprise
Well, we're specifically staying a night at the Civic Centre Inn in downtown SF. Supposed to be a proper chithole. We're only staying a night since we're driving down to LA for bimmerfest. May 24th.
If you haven't been to Monterrey, I'd head that way. I always enjoy my time, there.
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Originally Posted By BoomPowSurprise
Well, we're specifically staying a night at the Civic Centre Inn in downtown SF. Supposed to be a proper chithole. We're only staying a night since we're driving down to LA for bimmerfest. May 24th.
if you only have one night, I recommend going to Land's end, Ghirardelli Sqaure, or twin peaks if you want a nice view. If you are looking for night life, South of Market has some cool bars, and some nice Techno/house clubs (Halycon & Audio).
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Was in SF the past November. It's something right out of a Sci-Fi novel.


Walking down Market St, I couldn't believe the amount of filth and open drug-dealing that was occuring in broad daylight. Around 5:00pm young fresh-across-the-is border dealers, would have hand-fulls of heroin and be surrounded by homeless looking for their evening fixes. This is in broad daylight on a major street. I couldn't believe there was no desire to deter this or arrest anyone.


The homeless out there are beyond hope. They are permanently psychologically damaged beyond repair from drug use and 99% will never re-enter the workforce to support themselves. It's depressing as hell.
post 1549427651 04-18-2018, 01:41 PM
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Originally Posted By bench900
Was in SF the past November. It's something right out of a Sci-Fi novel.


Walking down Market St, I couldn't believe the amount of filth and open drug-dealing that was occuring in broad daylight. Around 5:00pm young fresh-across-the-is border dealers, would have hand-fulls of heroin and be surrounded by homeless looking for their evening fixes. This is in broad daylight on a major street. I couldn't believe there was no desire to deter this or arrest anyone.


The homeless out there are beyond hope. They are permanently psychologically damaged beyond repair from drug use and 99% will never re-enter the workforce to support themselves.It's depressing as hell.
Well, when you put it that way...
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Originally Posted By jlick
oh don't get me wrong, I think downtown and Midtown are great. And I would say overall, Sacramento is much cleaner than SF, but there is also way less people here. I'm looking forward to concert in the park this summer, among other things. Overall, I would say Sacramento is trending upwards. Plus, this area is one of the prime geographical locations on earth. If you really wanted, you could snowboard in the morning, and watch the sunset on the beach later on in the evening.
ya man, not a bad spot to live tbh. long as the racist BLM scum is kept to a minimum.
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post 1549428101 04-18-2018, 01:45 PM
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Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport
ya man, not a bad spot to live tbh. long as the racist BLM scum is kept to a minimum.
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Originally Posted By CaliSuperSport
ya man, not a bad spot to live tbh. long as the racist BLM scum is kept to a minimum.
I've been avoiding downtown while the protests have been going on. I haven't had much reason to go out there, but I do want to see laidback luke at revival haha.
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Originally Posted By jlick
And in the news this morning, there is E **** in the American and Sacramento Rivers. I'm guessing it's because all of the hobos ****ting into the river. We india now.
I just had a great idea for an alternate history novel.
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I just bypass the city and go straight to Sausalito, lol poverty.
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Originally Posted By jlick
I've been avoiding downtown while the protests have been going on. I haven't had much reason to go out there, but I do want to see laidback luke at revival haha.
I was gonna go to a game and pretend to be a protester, then just sneak behind the line into the Kings arena, but apparently even security was blocking entry.
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Originally Posted By ToPHeR35
Because they flee the liberal policies but are too stupid and keep voting for the same policies where they move
My uncle is exactly like this. Hardcore liberal. Moved out of south florida when he saw how diverse it was becoming. Moved to the whitest city in the country in tennessee. Constantly complains and makes fun of southern accents and their idea of mexican food and christians now that hes there. When he comes back here he praises the diversity and richness so I took him down to MLK blvd and you could visibly see his anus tighten. I legitimately think if liberals saw what was happening and what their policies are causing they might wake up.
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Originally Posted By STA556
If you haven't been to Monterrey, I'd head that way. I always enjoy my time, there.
Actually its interesting you mention this, i was looking at staying a night in Monterrey since I want to go to Laguna Seca. Seems like the two are pretty close by. Any recommendations in Monterrey?
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Originally Posted By Cannondella
My uncle is exactly like this. Hardcore liberal. Moved out of south florida when he saw how diverse it was becoming. Moved to the whitest city in the country in tennessee. Constantly complains and makes fun of southern accents and their idea of mexican food and christians now that hes there. When he comes back here he praises the diversity and richness so I took him down to MLK blvd and you could visibly see his anus tighten. I legitimately think if liberals saw what was happening and what their policies are causing they might wake up.
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The True San Francisco Treat:

Walk up through Union Square, Take a left onto O'Farrell past Lefty O'Doul's heading toward Van Ness

Tenderloin Pride. A bouquet of piss, chit, body odor and rotted fish, fill your nose.

Disgusting.

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Just a question to SF'ers and those in LA too. If things went real bad and no real rescue plan came quickly, how bad would it be and how quickly would you be able to leave?
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Originally Posted By RICHSTRONG
'The streets are filthy. There's trash everywhere. It's disgusting,' D'Alessandro told the San Francisco Chronicle.

'I've never seen any other city like this - the homelessness, dirty streets, drug use on the streets, smash-and-grabs.
Sounds exactly like downtown Seattle to me. Even in the rich part of town there are homeless drug addicts everywhere. If the cops actually did their job and removed loitering bums, walking around the city would be pretty nice.
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Originally Posted By EmmaW4tson
Just a question to SF'ers and those in LA too. If things went real bad and no real rescue plan came quickly, how bad would it be and how quickly would you be able to leave?
like bad it what way? if someone was gonna nuke the city, you probably wouldnt get out but thats probably true of every city if you said to them "hey get out in an hour or die"

at least SF is on the water, so if you had access to a boat you could gtfo pretty quick, other than that you are probably screwed cuz of traffic
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The street of SF smell like piss from all the bums using everywhere as their bathroom, its an absolute travesty of a city.
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Originally Posted By AlBHappy
The True San Francisco Treat:

Walk up through Union Square, Take a left onto O'Farrell past Lefty O'Doul's heading toward Van Ness

Tenderloin Pride. A bouquet of piss, chit, body odor and rotted fish, fill your nose.

Disgusting.

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Reminds me of the last time I went to teh Warfield for a concert. I had recently torn my MCL so I was walking in full gimp mode. I swear I felt like a wounded gazelle being eyed by hungry lions... After the show, around midnight or so, the streets are littered with people passed out in their own filth that's pooling all around them, people nodding off with needles in their arms still, and then people going through said people's pockets.
Originally Posted By EmmaW4tson
Just a question to SF'ers and those in LA too. If things went real bad and no real rescue plan came quickly, how bad would it be and how quickly would you be able to leave?
the biggest problem would be traffic tbh. Even trying to get out of town during the holidays is legit impossible. This is a REAL image from this past Christmas on the 405 (one of the major freeways in socal). Imagine if chit was going down...

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Liberals call this a "utopia"
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Originally Posted By ANumber1
I always imagine San Francisco like this:



A bunch of gay guys going clubbing in front of a pile of dead homeless people.
lmaooooo the only thing inaccurate about this is that they're currently alive.
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can confirm, homeless guy in sf asked my wife for money.
she gave him a dollar. he goes " you got two?" wouldnt even lift his hand up. she goes "no" and he just did a "pssh" and waved her off.
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Originally Posted By jlick
oh don't get me wrong, I think downtown and Midtown are great. And I would say overall, Sacramento is much cleaner than SF, but there is also way less people here. I'm looking forward to concert in the park this summer, among other things. Overall, I would say Sacramento is trending upwards. Plus, this area is one of the prime geographical locations on earth. If you really wanted, you could snowboard in the morning, and watch the sunset on the beach later on in the evening.
This is the view from my old place, basically VIP status for concert in the park lol

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Originally Posted By PatheticPeter
can confirm, homeless guy in sf asked my wife for money.
she gave him a dollar. he goes " you got two?" wouldnt even lift his hand up. she goes "no" and he just did a "pssh" and waved her off.
I've given homeless people food in SF and they were pretty thankful. Never, ever give straight cash.
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Originally Posted By chino3
This is the view from my old place, basically VIP status for concert in the park lol
I like cities with low buildings. That's the one thing I couldn't get used to in NYC. Everything is built so high, it completely blocks out the sky. Felt incredibly trapped and claustrophobic.
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Just wanted chime in and say that I am impressed that there are actually more than a few of us from the Sac area. I work in Rancho and occasionally have to go downtown. I hate it.................... Last month I went to a conference and ended up having to take Light rail from Folsom. Never again! The conference was a week long and I only lasted 3 days. I am just happy that I carry.......


Also can confirm about Cesar Chavez park.
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Originally Posted By shoelaces
I like cities with low buildings. That's the one thing I couldn't get used to in NYC. Everything is built so high, it completely blocks out the sky. Felt incredibly trapped and claustrophobic.
That's how I felt in DTLA at times. Here is another angle.

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Just wanted chime in and say that I am impressed that there are actually more than a few of us from the Sac area. I work in Rancho and occasionally have to go downtown. I hate it.................... Last month I went to a conference and ended up having to take Light rail from Folsom. Never again! The conference was a week long and I only lasted 3 days. I am just happy that I carry.......


Also can confirm about Cesar Chavez park.
In all my years living in Folsom, I NEVER took the lightrail.
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Originally Posted By chino3
That's how I felt in DTLA at times. Here is another angle.





In all my years living in Folsom, I NEVER took the lightrail.
LOL Holy chit, I know pretty much EXACTLY where that is.
Originally Posted By jwtiger69
Just wanted chime in and say that I am impressed that there are actually more than a few of us from the Sac area. I work in Rancho and occasionally have to go downtown. I hate it.................... Last month I went to a conference and ended up having to take Light rail from Folsom. Never again! The conference was a week long and I only lasted 3 days. I am just happy that I carry.......


Also can confirm about Cesar Chavez park.
Rancho's up and coming. All the developments and new apartments they have forming around that Zinfandel area's looking pretty good. Turns into Mogadishu once you cross that one bridge, doe. LOL
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Originally Posted By chino3
In all my years living in Folsom, I NEVER took the lightrail.
The mornings are not bad because the normal people are out going to work. In the afternoon it is a different story. Every stereo type you can think of.... Certain people passing out blunts, and rolling them up in front of everyone, to the same people rapping about rape, ***sy in front of some older ladies ect... Then my favorite was the meth'ed out guy who pissed everywhere, and proceeded to keep dropping his pants to show everyone.
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