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My husband is slowly falling in love with San Diego
And again,thank you Reader.com for removing the things I've said. Censorship is so in style right now*rolls eyes*. I wonder if I really were to blog on here if that would get censored as well....Lord knows I could say whatever wanted in regards to cuss words not getting censored. O_o— September 23, 2009 7:12 p.m.
My husband is slowly falling in love with San Diego
I thought the story told the truth. Hate to break it to you Sandy Eggans but your place on Earth isn't the end-all,be-all to living life. I know you dweebs out here like to think you're all that and a bag of chips but the cold,hard reality is-you're not. There's NOTHING here that I can't get back home. I know,I know,it's a shocker.Like I've said before,ANY town with the balls to claim to be America's Finest is in dire need of a mirror.— September 23, 2009 7:09 p.m.
My husband is slowly falling in love with San Diego
I blame my generation's and the next generation's douchebaggery on poor parenting. Take media for example....Today's music?SUCKS! Today's TV shows? SUCK! Today's movies? SUCK! That's my generation's fault and I'm thoroughly ashamed. My mother would've slapped the s*** out of me if I wore a pink polo shirt with the collar"popped".— September 23, 2009 4:01 p.m.
My husband is slowly falling in love with San Diego
Fair enough. Personally,the closest I've ever been to L.A. was at the train station on my way up to Ventura. I've always wanted to do the"tourist"thing there but as I was telling SD earlier today(I believe),I can't really do that. I like immersing myself into the local flavor of the towns I visit. See the good. See the bad. Make a judgement. If I never get there,I'll never regret it. I can definetely see Sandy Eggo as L.A. light.— September 23, 2009 3:54 p.m.
My husband is slowly falling in love with San Diego
Just for s***s & giggles,I googled douhebag and came up with this... http://www.cracked.com/article_15822_5-douchebag-…— September 23, 2009 3:47 p.m.
My husband is slowly falling in love with San Diego
I too LOVED the heat in my youth. I still love the heat but EVERYDAY gets to be a drag. Like I've said before,there's something cathartic about the changing of the seasons. Call it sweet anticipation(even if it is the same 4 seasons every year)if you will. As for the L.A./Sandy Eggo comparison,I'll kindly beg your pardon and disagree. Plastic people are plastic people whether here or there. "I hate Los Angeles. Those people are so fake"says the douchebag with the fake tan,board shorts,Crocs,Ed Hardy T-Shirt,Frank Sinatra hat and $150 sunglasses who also drives a Prius. YEAH! Nothin' fake about him ;-D I'm wearing a pair of black Hanes shorts from Target,a white FOTL t-shirt with stains on it and it's one size too small so my beer gut hangs out just ever so slightly and a pair of flattened Crocs flip-flops. I just let out the nastiest soda and peanuts for breakfast fart you could ever imagine and I've got $738 and some change in my pants pocket. By October 1st,I'll have around $650 till my next divedend check comes in. I'm not pretty in the least bit but I refuse to spend $$$ to look like an ultra-hip,not-really-cool douchebag. And if that ain't country,I'll kiss your a$$... :-D— September 23, 2009 3:36 p.m.
My husband is slowly falling in love with San Diego
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My husband is slowly falling in love with San Diego
You will NEVER hear me say that Chicago is better than Sandy Eggo. Every city is the same when you think about it. You're born in one place,grow up in that one place,move on and realize that no matter how bad you want to get out of that one place,you've just sustituted another place for that one place. Maybe I should just throw in the towel and go back to that one place since this place is no different than that place.... My 3 biggest beefs with Sandy Eggo are(in no particular order): 1.-"We're not like Los Angeles". Ummmmmm-Yes! Yes you are! 2.-"The Sandy Eggo Super Chargeless are the greatest team to ever have graced the NFL". Ummmmmm-No! No they're not! and I'll save the best for last because it's September and it's 100 degrees outside. I'm sweating like a whore in church. 3.-The weather. There is nothing and I mean nothing special about breathing in the same stale air that you breathed in last year. I'd ****** for about 20 inches of snow or rain right now. They both mean that fresher air(which we all need)will be along soon.— September 23, 2009 3:04 p.m.
This. And That.
LMAO! I'd say you're dead on target. ;-D I noticed a recurring theme not unlike what you described in this last bastion of football glory days....LOL! This town cracks me up when it comes to sports. Had Favre been traded to the Chargeless instead of the Packers,this town's head would've collectively exploded. I'll never forget asking Chargeless fans who they were picking to win Super Bowl 42....I had some of the weirdest looks. People looked at me as if I had two heads and was inquiring about quantum physics.— September 23, 2009 2:32 p.m.
Fun Football Stories
I see your point but as a fan of the team,it's kind of pathetic no matter how fun it may be. This is from someone who threw the ultimate bitch fit and changed his name over a stupid jersey. There are too many drama queens in the NFL today. I'd like to see them get away with the type of s*** they do back in the 60's & 70's. Lombardi NEVER would've put up with Chad,Terrel or Randy. As for Favre,He'll ALWAYS be my teenage football idol. ALWAYS! He's still an egotistical sack of dog s*** for how he treated his fans at his Minnesota press conference. Someday,I hope he retires as a Packer. I'm not taking sides in his dispute with the Packers orginization because they were both wrong.— September 23, 2009 2:26 p.m.