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- May 16, 2000
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Originally posted by: jinduy
spent a year in norcal and i can say that socal < norcal
Originally posted by: KLin
Good, we don't need anymore socal implants up here anyways.![]()
Originally posted by: MBentz
I've lived in NorCal my whole life, yet don't now the exact broundry.So where do we draw the line to seperate the upper class from SoCal? San Francisco? Sac?
Originally posted by: HotChic
Originally posted by: MBentz
I've lived in NorCal my whole life, yet don't now the exact broundry.So where do we draw the line to seperate the upper class from SoCal? San Francisco? Sac?
I started a thread on this with a poll once. Everybody has a different opinion.
SoCal people tend to say that NorCal begins right around Bakersfield.
NorCal people tend to say that NorCal begins right around San Jose.
Then there's the question of Central Cal.
Originally posted by: OdiN
Originally posted by: HotChic
Originally posted by: MBentz
I've lived in NorCal my whole life, yet don't now the exact broundry.So where do we draw the line to seperate the upper class from SoCal? San Francisco? Sac?
I started a thread on this with a poll once. Everybody has a different opinion.
SoCal people tend to say that NorCal begins right around Bakersfield.
NorCal people tend to say that NorCal begins right around San Jose.
Then there's the question of Central Cal.
Yeah...Bakersfield is not NorCal at all.
Though the Central Valley tends to be more closely related to those in Northern California politically and all. SoCal and the bay area are closer related than either one is to central california.
Originally posted by: OdiN
Originally posted by: KLin
Good, we don't need anymore socal implants up here anyways.![]()
We are not norcal...we are midcal. Not north enough to be norcal, nor south enough to be socal. Sucks.
Originally posted by: KLin
Originally posted by: OdiN
Originally posted by: KLin
Good, we don't need anymore socal implants up here anyways.![]()
We are not norcal...we are midcal. Not north enough to be norcal, nor south enough to be socal. Sucks.
I disagree. I consider anything north of the grapevine Norcal.![]()
Originally posted by: HotChic
Originally posted by: OdiN
Originally posted by: HotChic
Originally posted by: MBentz
I've lived in NorCal my whole life, yet don't now the exact broundry.So where do we draw the line to seperate the upper class from SoCal? San Francisco? Sac?
I started a thread on this with a poll once. Everybody has a different opinion.
SoCal people tend to say that NorCal begins right around Bakersfield.
NorCal people tend to say that NorCal begins right around San Jose.
Then there's the question of Central Cal.
Yeah...Bakersfield is not NorCal at all.
Though the Central Valley tends to be more closely related to those in Northern California politically and all. SoCal and the bay area are closer related than either one is to central california.
Well, I tend to favor the SF & north (staying west of the Central Valley) as the true NorCal. But then, I'm from the smack dab center of that area.
Originally posted by: wicktron
In NorCal... Folks get dummy, retarded, and ride the yellow bus to the sideshow getting hyphy off some yurple; scrapin' and hollerin' at some rippers, yadadamean!?
Most of you probably have no clue what the hell I just said, but hey... it's NorCal slang.
Originally posted by: wicktron
NorCal gets Hyphy... 'nuff said... Thus.... NORCAL WINS!
Originally posted by: HamburgerBoy
SoCal is the only thing that makes California any good.
Originally posted by: notfred
SF > LA
Wine Country > Mojave Dessert
Tahoe > Bear Mountain
Have fun down south![]()
Originally posted by: habib89
we in norcal just drug the water to make the socal'ers think socal is better... we really just want them to leave, and go back to the craphole that is socal
Originally posted by: Ameesh
Originally posted by: notfred
SF > LA
Wine Country > Mojave Dessert
Tahoe > Bear Mountain
Have fun down south![]()
San Diego > *
