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  • #76
    That's why you should back states' rights .

    California manages to get quite a bit done that it wants... just not on the national level... but it has plenty of power over its own state.
    “I give you a new commandment, that you love one another. Just as I have loved you, you also should love one another. By this everyone will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another.”
    - John 13:34-35 (NRSV)

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    • #77
      I DO BACK STATES RIGHTS! High Five!
      "I hope I get to punch you in the face one day" - MRT144, Imran Siddiqui
      'I'm fairly certain that a ban on me punching you in the face is not a "right" worth respecting." - loinburger

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      • #78
        Id just like to reinforce the fact that neither Georgia NOR California have reliably good Italian food.
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        • #79
          Originally posted by Imran Siddiqui
          Amount and quality of ethnic food is lacking? LOL I can go half an hour from my apartment and hit dozens of cuisines, from Vietnamese to Ethopian to Lebanese to Greek to Mexican. You name it, it's close by.

          And like I said, can't come close in BBQ. That is God's gif to humans. The best food EVER is slow cooked BBQ ribs. Whoever makes them best makes the best food in the world, that simple .
          I never have to leave town.

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          • #80
            Originally posted by Oerdin
            Marcus Allen football player San Diego
            Luis Walter Alvarez inventor, San Francisco
            Gertrude Atherton author, San Francisco
            David Belasco playwright and producer, San Francisco
            Shirley Temple Black actress, ambassador, Santa Monica
            Robert Bower inventor, Santa Monica
            Dave Brubeck musician, Concord
            Julia Child chef, television, Pasadena
            Coolio rap artist, Los Angeles
            Frederick G. Cottrell inventor, Oakland
            Leonardo DiCaprio actor Hollywood
            Joe DiMaggio baseball player, Martinez
            James H. Doolittle air force general, Alameda
            Isadora Duncan dancer, San Francisco
            John Frémont explorer, San Francisco
            Robert Frost poet, San Fancisco
            Jerry Garcia guitarist, singer, San Francisco
            Charles P. Ginsburg inventor, San Francisco
            Richard Pancho Gonzales tennis player, Los Angeles
            Jeff Gordon car racer, Vallejo
            William Randolph Hearst publisher, San Francisco
            Mariel Hemingway actress, Mill Valley
            Sidney Howard playwright, Oakland
            Anthony M. Kennedy jurist, Sacramento
            Jack London author, San Francisco
            George Lucas filmmaker, Modesto
            Theodore Harold Maiman inventor, Los Angeles
            Mark McGwire baseball player, Pomona
            Aimee Semple McPherson evangelist, Ontario
            Dominique Moreanir gymnast, Hollywood
            Emma Nevada opera singer, Alpha
            Richard M. Nixon U.S. president, Yorba Linda
            Isamu Noguchi sculptor, Los Angeles
            George S. Patton, Jr. general, San Gabriel
            Robert Redford actor, Santa Monica
            Sally K. Ride astronaut, Encino
            William Saroyan author, Fresno
            Lincoln Steffens journalist, author, San Francisco
            John Steinbeck author, Salinas
            Adlai Stevenson statesman, Los Angeles
            Michael Tilson Thomas conductor, Hollywood
            Earl Warren jurist, Los Angeles
            Serena & Venus Williams tennis players, Lynwood
            Myra Wilson actress, Burbank
            Eldrick "Tiger" Woods golfer, Cypress

            and Reagon grew up in California & always called himself a Californian. Suck it! So did Nixon and numerious other national figures.
            Me, Modesto

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            • #81
              As I live in San Jose I will obviously choose Cali, we have better weather and wemen and more stuff to do. I can drive To Oakland, San Francisco Lake Tahoe, Beaches, Sking, Forests, Deserts, Indian Casinos and just about anythying you could want within two hours. But the quality of the character of the people that live here is very low. Georgia has the same problem ie lousy people, I know from experiance.

              ESSJ Forever!

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              • #82
                Well let's just say it's summer vacation. I had precisely this choice. Guess where I am?
                "The purpose of studying economics is not to acquire a set of ready-made answers to economic questions, but to learn how to avoid being deceived by economists."
                -Joan Robinson

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                • #83
                  While Atlanta may have progressed past the fetid hellhole stage, it's certainly not got anything on San Francisco.
                  "The purpose of studying economics is not to acquire a set of ready-made answers to economic questions, but to learn how to avoid being deceived by economists."
                  -Joan Robinson

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                  • #84
                    I refuse to vote in this poll. neither. I'd rather die.

                    On a side note they are trying to recall Gov. Gray Davis.

                    He has been called the worst governor in the history of the U.S. in any state in any time.

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                    • #85
                      I have to go with California because it can be a very beautiful state and Georgia is butt-ugly.

                      But I'd have to figure out a way to not pay state taxes such as income and sales taxes, and tune out liberal idiots like Gray Davis.

                      my vote goes with California

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                      • #86
                        hm..

                        i just realized i made a mistake on my last post.

                        i like georgia, illinois is better is what i meant to write.

                        california sucks balls, imho.
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                        • #87
                          Originally posted by MRT144
                          the only reason you have civil rights leaders is to compensate for the over the top racism of the state. california had no need for civil rights leaders because civil rights were never a horrible issue for the state.


                          So, I guess the Watts riots were about solidarity among the proletariat? And, of course, Rodney King and the LAPD have shown the world what a racially harmonious place Cali is.



                          So, what is the purpose of this thread? To bash on a state where you have (obviously) never been?
                          Last edited by JohnT; June 14, 2003, 09:05.

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                          • #88
                            Originally posted by MRT144
                            the only people who get mistreated in california arent legal immigrants. but if you take up the cause of illegal immigrants then i believe hell, *ahem* georgia will have frozen over.
                            You know, this absolutely makes no sense.

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                            • #89
                              Originally posted by MRT144
                              the thing that i believe is, california offers everything any other state could, and more. to me georgia might as well be alabama, but there is only one california.


                              While California is one of the more "premiere" states in the union, the fact remains that Cali will always have NY to look up to.

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                              • #90
                                actually, when i think of good things on the west coast, i think of seattle and portland. california seems to be missing from that...

                                I never have to leave town.

                                that's rich. california, right? you are well aware that atlanta, like all the cities in california, is a prime example of the sunbelt cities. while technically imran driving thirty minutes would get him across three or four different municipalities, the scale of atlanta is as such as two or three of those municipalities are really just extensions of atlanta.

                                the difference between downtown decatur (one said city) and downtown atlanta is the distance between the magnificent mile and maybe cermack/chinatown in chicago. the difference between where i am (tucker) and downtown atlanta is the distance between the magnificent mile and hyde park.
                                atlanta's a politically weak city, which is why the traffic problem is an issue, which is why atlanta hasn't incorporated more land, which is why it's only got 300k residents.
                                imran--nor i--have to "leave town" to get said ethnic foods.
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