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[Jstpssng]

Axton sounds enthusiastic but I think the Beach Boys and that Sequoias girl caught the vibe better.

Anybody remember American Graffiti? That movie captured, mirrored, the California I grew up in. Beach Boys, Wolfman Jack, car culture.

We used to drag race on unopened new freeways. Now those same stretches are elbow to elbow traffic on even more lanes, seemingly 24/7.

I was reading about the racing scene up in Mulholland Drive back in the day. It sounded like some pretty wild times. Supposedly Paul Newman would show up occasionally, as well as a few other well known names.

 

[lilranch2001]

There was lots of racing along Mulholland, surprisingly, there wasn’t more deaths than there actually were

 

[seville009]

 

[Peter 315]

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I see that all the time around here but he's missing 2 wheelbarrows on top with the ladders...

 

[YanmarFever]

Building a stairway to heaven??

 

[gstrom99]

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everywhere.

When I needed to rent a U---- trailer for a couple trips from Illinois to Iowa, it was cheaper & easier to just rent it as "local", make a few 300 mile trips, and bring it back to Illinois. U---- doesn't like the expense of having to move all their stuff around. One Way - "from" those states like Illinois or Cali, probably a big problem for them... I hadn't moved here yet.

 

[lilranch2001]

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It looks like he’s getting UP in the world

 

[gstrom99]

I truly hate Cali traffic!

or Chicago, or New York or even Seattle, for goodness sake! Non-stop, no more "rush hour" there. More like 6am to 9pm.

 

[lilranch2001]

or Chicago, or New York or even Seattle, for goodness sake! Non-stop, no more "rush hour" there. More like 6am to 9pm.

Never been to Seattle and now that it’s the remake of San Francisco. I don’t think I’ll ever go there in my future.!

 

[California]

When I needed to rent a U---- trailer for a couple trips from Illinois to Iowa, it was cheaper & easier to just rent it as "local", make a few 300 mile trips, and bring it back to Illinois. U---- doesn't like the expense of having to move all their stuff around. One Way - "from" those states like Illinois or Cali, probably a big problem for them... I hadn't moved here yet.

Long ago I got a stern lecture from the local U-Haul manager that local rentals are NOT to be taken out of the area. And there's a major surcharge if it is seen far away. I don't know if this is still their policy.