Nice bit of Twitter love tonight

[Fresno Mustang]

SoCal > NorCal

It's not even close.... Also, they say "hella" up there and it's really REALLY annoying[/quote]

We'll have to agree to disagree. My roommate from SMU lives in Napa (and has been begging me to move out there for years) and I've got several really good friends that live in SF. I almost can't bring myself to get on the plane back to Alabama after a week in Monterrey and Napa.[/quote]

monterey / carmel / pebble beach area is the best part of the state. Its tough leaving that to go back to anywhere

[ojaipony]

SoCal > NorCal

It's not even close.... Also, they say "hella" up there and it's really REALLY annoying

We'll have to agree to disagree. My roommate from SMU lives in Napa (and has been begging me to move out there for years) and I've got several really good friends that live in SF. I almost can't bring myself to get on the plane back to Alabama after a week in Monterrey and Napa.[/quote]

monterey / carmel / pebble beach area is the best part of the state. Its tough leaving that to go back to anywhere[/quote]

Yep, that's why where I live is perfect (either considered "southern central coast" or "northern southern california").

Went to Huntsville quite a bit when I was a kid. Great "space camp" there for kids.

[blackoutpony]

"The coldest winter I ever spent, was a summer in San Francisco" - Mark Twain

I prefer all the SoCal hunnies on the beach in bikinis and not parkas

[LA_Mustang]

The hottest women in the world are in LA. You can't go into a bar in Hollywood/West LA/Santa Monica without seeing at least three girls you would marry, no questions asked. It's because the hottest women in the world come to LA to be actresses/models and when it doesn't happen, they turn to waitressing, bar tending or porn. Pride keeps them there for several years and that makes a lot of guys happy. I know from personal experience.

[sadderbudweiser]

I'm right there with you. South B-Ham burbs are good too.

We have hit Oak Mountain State Park for Xterra Triathlons and the EXCELLENT mountain bike trails each of the past three years in May. Love hanging in Pelham.

[SFtoHilltop]

SoCal > NorCal

It's not even close.... Also, they say "hella" up there and it's really REALLY annoying[/quote]

We'll have to agree to disagree. My roommate from SMU lives in Napa (and has been begging me to move out there for years) and I've got several really good friends that live in SF. I almost can't bring myself to get on the plane back to Alabama after a week in Monterrey and Napa.[/quote]


This is the truth right here. I grew up in the Bay and am headed back immediately back after graduation. Place is hard to beat

[ponyinNC]

I went to HS in Palo Alto and it was a huge adjustment after living in Texas most of my life...My folks had a place in Carmel though, so that made it a bit easier to swallow.

But the weather & women are better in SoCal. Not even close.

[72mustang1]

What, you missed the heat and humidity of Texas. I grew up In Florida and then my parents moved to Palo Alto after I graduated from high school and I went to SMU.

[PoconoPony]

This is all nice; however, we still have a games with Temple and UCF to reconcile before believing we can beat the SEC.

[malonish]

Huntsville

Love Huntsville. Probably the one part of the state that would be able to keep me without having voices in the back of my head telling me I need to move back to DFW or out to NorCal.

SoCal > NorCal

It's not even close.... Also, they say "hella" up there and it's really REALLY annoying

That's hella annoying.