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I was a fan of Tio Carlos on Rosecranz but it's been so long I don't know if it still exists
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You are a sacred being of light projected into reality for a purpose. Demand the right to your moment in this holographic gift with no rules, no borders, except for those you choose to accept and live by.
Without Labour there is no Rest; nor without Fighting can the Victory be Won ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ
You are a sacred being of light projected into reality for a purpose. Demand the right to your moment in this holographic gift with no rules, no borders, except for those you choose to accept and live by.
Without Labour there is no Rest; nor without Fighting can the Victory be Won ᕦ(ò_óˇ)ᕤ
recently I went to this hip mexican restaurant in NYC that had a California burrito on the menu, but they called it a SF Burrito. I was fuckin Pissed I almost called the cops. how dare they
I still ordered it though. it was pretty mediocre. weird that california burritos don't really seem to exist on the east coast
Anyone got good restaurant recommendations for SD? I'll be there for a month starting Monday. Living in Ocean Beach and working downtown. Don't know the city at all but looking forward to it!
hey port, you should check out bali hai in point loma for a nice space with water views, tiki cocktails and like indonesian skewers
streetcar merchants in northpark for chicken and waffles, nomad donuts for vegan donuts nearby
in south park you should check out kindred for vegan brunch, lunch, dinner, beer, cocktails and black metal played quietly in the background
if you want to explore an explosion of asian foods you've got to go to convoy st. in kearny mesa... recommend red moon noodle house and their vegetable yakisoba as a starting point
there's an izakaya i don't want anyone to know about that's insanely good but only seats 12 people and usually has an hour wait to get in, so pm me if you care to know
Measure Y is a bit more controversial and confusing. Also known as the Save Our Open Spaces and Agricultural Resources (SOAR) initiative, it would ostensibly make sure that there is a public vote when it comes to changing zoning laws. The controversy in question is farmland in north Oceanside where developers want to build homes and the measure aims to make sure they can’t do that without a public vote. What’s even more interesting is that developers and Oceanside farmers are both against the measure, with the latter group claiming concerns about “eminent domain.” Groups like the Sierra Club and the League of Women Voters are for the measure, claiming that any changes to zoning laws should be left up to the people. This one was tough because we’re all for building more housing, but the development in question is just a bunch of fancy estate homes and a hotel. And while we’re all for direct democracy, it still seems like the city council should be in charge when it comes to zoning laws. After all, isn’t that what they were elected to do? We were on the fence about this one, but we’re ultimately going to say no on Y. It sets a bad precedent and voters shouldn't have to wait months, if not years, for an election every time they want to change zoning laws. However, we won’t blame anyone if they vote yes on Y.
port wrote:Anyone got good restaurant recommendations for SD? I'll be there for a month starting Monday. Living in Ocean Beach and working downtown. Don't know the city at all but looking forward to it!
Ive got an extra ticket to Julien Baker on Nov 29 Obervatory, coming to san diego for a conference that weekend, any interest in hanging out with another traveler?
port wrote:Anyone got good restaurant recommendations for SD? I'll be there for a month starting Monday. Living in Ocean Beach and working downtown. Don't know the city at all but looking forward to it!
Ive got an extra ticket to Julien Baker on Nov 29 Obervatory, coming to san diego for a conference that weekend, any interest in hanging out with another traveler?
Dude I’d love to (I’ve always appreciated your medical advice and enjoy meeting boarders on the road) but I’ll already be on to the next town by then!
port wrote:Anyone got good restaurant recommendations for SD? I'll be there for a month starting Monday. Living in Ocean Beach and working downtown. Don't know the city at all but looking forward to it!
Ive got an extra ticket to Julien Baker on Nov 29 Obervatory, coming to san diego for a conference that weekend, any interest in hanging out with another traveler?
Dude I’d love to (I’ve always appreciated your medical advice and enjoy meeting boarders on the road) but I’ll already be on to the next town by then!
Oh no! I was looking forward to it! Let's do a raincheck and let me know if you are passing through KC MO.
I moved to SD for work - I'm living in the Gaslamp Quarter and I've been here a couple of months now. It's pretty awesome so far! Who are the San Diego hipinioner's? (I see tarantula so far!) Any hiking recommendations? So far I've been going to Mission Trails a few times a week, although last month I hiked up El Capitan, which was a pretty major trek (13 miles total w/3300 ft elevation gain).
iron mountain in poway is a nice hike. mount woodson is cool but there are usually a million people waiting in line to take a picture on potato chip rock. torrey pines has beautiful trails but closer to a walk than a hike.
I live there in uni heights. A few personal highlights are casbah, turf club, livewire, divine mexican food pretty much everywhere. Bahn thai is great street thai food, hane is good sushi.