For everyone that left, we have received implants from the Bay Area Frisco, Chicago and New York. I miss all the nice people that left the state of California. I had more in common with those great people, but have little in common with the new people with hair buns and man purses. I don't understand their lisp when they speak either. They don't like my big truck and tell me I am killing the dolphins. They scream at me for working on my car, but their dogs crap all over the streets and sidewalks and they leave it there. They are married to a woman, but give blow jobs to the homeless on the street.Thought I'd share this article I found that I know many of you will derive gratification from for one reason or another. I'd like to personally thank each and every person who departed for elsewhere, only another 8 million to go to reach a level I'd more appreciate (I know, I know, it's an old man's dream).
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Knowing the area where you live, what you're describing ain't happening there, so I'd advise, maybe stop spending so much time in North Park
I agree. I grew up in La Jolla and we considered 5-10 cars on the road "rush hour" when I was a kid (70's). Bird Rock was still a tiny little coastal community ghost town as was PB.
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One of my favorite pastimes when I was in high school, was to gain access to Canyon Lake using the names of guys I did not like and run up the speeding infractions—typically obtained from girls dating the snobs that lived inside. I was rarely good enough to date any young ladies that lived inside, but the parties we crashed always had top-shelf booze and drugs. One poor guy must have had the same taste as me in women because he always seemed to be dating identical girls to me, and that gave me nearly uninterrupted access. One such young lady is sitting across the table from me as I type this. Lucky me, his Daddy's money was not as attractive as me. LOLI live in Canyon Lake, CA. I moved there when I was 8 with my parents. Growing up there was the best. Fast forward to now, my wife and I have owned two houses in there and we're ready to move out. I'm tired of the party seen, loud golfcarts playing music at 2am that I don't care for, (the golf cart is your main mode of transportation around the community), the "I don’t give a shit attitude" with some of the homeowners, and so on. Man, I must be getting old
Don’t get me wrong, being on a lake is awesome. The community has tons to offer with a lake, skiing, wake boarding, tennis courts, pickle ball courts, 16 parks, and a strong community that comes together for the holidays, (Christmas and Halloween are off the chain). I guess I just fully enjoy going to my Parker house and relaxing. It’s so quiet, it’s unreal. Plus, the river is so quiet during the week.
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Funny thing was from age 17-20 (late 90's) I was in the volunteer fire department at station 60. I covered 5, 68, 7, and 9 all the time. I latter transferred to 59 where affirmative action made me change carriers.
Hooked up many years back with a gal who hung out ski/ wake boarding with all the dudes out there... maybe one of you Canyon Lakers will remember her... Donna from GA.... lil cute blondie. Multiple knee surgeries as I recall from water sports. Not exactly sure her era hunting out on the lake .... always said most dudes were firemen, cops or the like with good ski boats. She loved the lake life....
I bet we know the same people from CDF. Affirmative action knocked my dreams into ash in about 1990.
We used to drive down to Rosarito and stay at the Rosarito Beach Hotel all the time. I always preferred it to Ensenada and it was a shorter drive from SD.
I think I met this chick a few times. One of my buddies lived next door.
Lake Charlevoix Really like that lake/place. I would probably buy a place up there if it wasn't in a blue state. Was there this past summer.
Here ya go ... for some memories....I first found it in 1980 when I lived in Mission Beach for a year. Its grown but still has mostly same look & feel.... Thats Pappas n Beer bar next door for those that wanna get wild.
The yacht is Palladium and the owner is Mikhail Prokhorov.
I’ve lived in 13 nice towns in CA. Most were conservative. Now every single one of the is represented by a Dem in Congress. So glad to be out of CA.
Before it became known as Canyon Lake, I used to fish Railroad Canyon Lake and hunt the area for dove, quail and rabbits. We ate everything we caught or shot. Recall when Quail Valley was once a prestigious private club. By the 80s it had become a tweaker’s Mecca. Can’t even imagine what it might be today?
It’s still the tweeker paradise with some border brother families mixed in.
Beautiful over there, I really liked Lake Billy Chinook the weekend I spent on it.
I have a fishing trip booked for May on the Willamson River. Rated the best in the US for rainbow trout. Going to try a fly rod for the day. Plan on using the well accepted method of letting out line and dragging it behind the boat.
Make sure you mend 300 times per mile.
People not from the area have no idea how different the two sides of Washington and Oregon are, to me the east side of both is God's country.
Yes. Even people from Oregon! We meet some people here in the RV park sometimes, from the West side, and when I tell them where I grew up, they always mention the rain. Nope! Not on our side. I'm just shocked that they think the whole state is like that when they live there. We got 10" of precipitation a year . . . . all in the form of snow.
So your saying people are having lots of sex?....What's the down side.
It's like when you say you're from Reno, people assume it's the same as Vegas. Totally different environment.Yes. Even people from Oregon! We meet some people here in the RV park sometimes, from the West side, and when I tell them where I grew up, they always mention the rain. Nope! Not on our side. I'm just shocked that they think the whole state is like that when they live there. We got 10" of precipitation a year . . . . all in the form of snow.
We are having a lot of fun here and the people are great. Run down the hill to Rocky Point Lodge and have dinner when it's open. It's right out of the movie The Great Outdoors. I had some questions about traffic during the eclipse. The Sheriff met me for a cup of coffee in Chiloquin. Who does that these days. I think we are going to like it here.
How do you like the leaves?
Yep, I've heard that all my life. Living in Prineville & Redmond (central Oregon). Just heard it the other day while in Kauai...."Oh you're used to all the rain". I'm thinking, sure, it rained at home like twice last year !
I live in Canyon Lake, CA. I moved there when I was 8 with my parents. Growing up there was the best. Fast forward to now, my wife and I have owned two houses in there and we're ready to move out. I'm tired of the party seen, loud golfcarts playing music at 2am that I don't care for, (the golf cart is your main mode of transportation around the community), the "I don’t give a shit attitude" with some of the homeowners, and so on. Man, I must be getting old
Don’t get me wrong, being on a lake is awesome. The community has tons to offer with a lake, skiing, wake boarding, tennis courts, pickle ball courts, 16 parks, and a strong community that comes together for the holidays, (Christmas and Halloween are off the chain). I guess I just fully enjoy going to my Parker house and relaxing. It’s so quiet, it’s unreal. Plus, the river is so quiet during the week.
I'll be retiring in La Paz, Mexico and my USA address will be Parker, AZ. Only 20-25 more years to retirement.
I had to look that lake up on google maps. It's jam packed with houses. Looks like most of the lake is a no wake zone.
