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JALU3 · 09-26-07, 12:51 AM

I Live here in San Diego, and my friend actually works at that hotel that you stayed at. The Sheraton across from San Diego International (the US's busiest single runway airport). The Weather is wonderful, the air is cleaner then in Los Angeles, and we have some of the best beaches in the world. Furthermore, we have some of the best Mexican and Seafood in the country. We aren't as international as is Los Angeles or San Francisco, but we have our fair share that you can taste any type of world cuisine if you take time to look for it. Try the California Burrito.

Unfortunatly that is not to say we do not have problems. We have one of the highest cost of living in the nation. Wages for those in blue-collar fields are depressed by cross border workers. Our suburbs are spreading out ever further from city center creating an LAnization. Air Quality would be better if BC (Baja California) vehicles would be forced to have the same emission standards while driving in the US (which they can up to 25 miles from the border (so say Mira Mesa)). And to top it all off, traffic is getting worse and worse every year.

But here I am complaining about our beautiful "finest" city. Were today it was sunny, slightly breezy, and 73 degrees. And in the winter we have less then 40 days of rainfal, it's 70 during the day, with it dipping down to all of 63 at night.

Plus we host comic con, and get ladies dressed like this:

and this

09-26-07, 12:51 AM	#8
JALU3 Grey Wolf Join Date: May 2007 Location: 11SMS 98896 10565 Posts: 756 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	I Live here in San Diego, and my friend actually works at that hotel that you stayed at. The Sheraton across from San Diego International (the US's busiest single runway airport). The Weather is wonderful, the air is cleaner then in Los Angeles, and we have some of the best beaches in the world. Furthermore, we have some of the best Mexican and Seafood in the country. We aren't as international as is Los Angeles or San Francisco, but we have our fair share that you can taste any type of world cuisine if you take time to look for it. Try the California Burrito. Unfortunatly that is not to say we do not have problems. We have one of the highest cost of living in the nation. Wages for those in blue-collar fields are depressed by cross border workers. Our suburbs are spreading out ever further from city center creating an LAnization. Air Quality would be better if BC (Baja California) vehicles would be forced to have the same emission standards while driving in the US (which they can up to 25 miles from the border (so say Mira Mesa)). And to top it all off, traffic is getting worse and worse every year. But here I am complaining about our beautiful "finest" city. Were today it was sunny, slightly breezy, and 73 degrees. And in the winter we have less then 40 days of rainfal, it's 70 during the day, with it dipping down to all of 63 at night. Plus we host comic con, and get ladies dressed like this: and this __________________ "The Federation needs men like you, doctor. Men of conscience. Men of principle. Men who can sleep at night... You're also the reason Section Thirty-one exists -- someone has to protect men like you from a universe that doesn't share your sense of right and wrong." -Sloan, Section Thirty-One