I like how Madeline already acts like a bad Irish drunk when she's tired, no whiskey necessary. She's all singing and dancing and goes from high drama meltdown to giggling in two seconds flat. You put her down in the crib and three seconds later she's snoring. :maddy: So yeah, covered up in the Irish, god help us and whoever is insane enough to try dating her in twenty years.
Great! Come on over Ron...You know this is a happening area for LX power. It is a shame..... you are going to loose that plate. Somebody already owns "1BAD4DR" in CA. You could probably get....."RD4DAB1". Oh yea.... Maureen is welcome to come with you since she has that bitchin' truck you will need for important shit. ..
I don't care who you are, that's funny! LMAO But hey....what can I say, I've had a pretty much stock LX since I bought her!
Good luck with your guys new adventure. Cindy and I will be in San Diego in January and Victorville in March.
Why do people like to use SoCal, CenCal & NorCal...it reeks of "Nawzzz" or similar...I don't say SoLa, CenAl or NorTex...It's just retarded. Sorry, just had to be said.
I say CenTex-HAHAHA, Good luck with the move Ron I know there is one jeep guy in Irvine he's retired.
Well young man. A few years back, there was an effort to change California into 3 states. There are almost 37,000,000 people in California, and Louisiana only has a little less than 4,500,000. So 11.95% to 1.4% of the total US population. California is 770 miles long, Louisiana is only 236. So California is over 3 times the length of Louisiana. Louisiana's largest city New Orleans has only 354,000 people. California has 8 cities larger that that. Orange county has many cities over 250,000 and has a total population of a little over 3,000,000. There are many large cities in SoCal, CenCal, and NorCal. So for that reason it's easier to section the state to know were people are from. Hope that clears things up for you buddy.
San Diego county alone has more land area and people than the entire state of Connecticut. California is more regional than most states. A lot of states are regional like that. New York has the city, long island, and upstate and its not a huge state. Massachusetts has western Mass, South Shore, North Shore, and Boston. etc.
Ron, you wouldn't know normal If it bit you in the testicles. Hal, your numbers are tremendously off about Louisiana, but whatever. Just because a lot of people live there isn't an excuse to alienate or think California is something other than a state just like the rest of the USA. Lots of people live in New York, Texas, and Florida also...so no, not really a clearing up of it at all. Not a big deal really, just, well, seems silly to me. And thanks for the history and census lesson. Adam, I understand, but why not just say I live in San Diego, or wherever it is you actually live if your audience is the entire USA. I can understand the use of regional usage if I were talking to a local.
lol so, what's your point? Florida goes by Keys, Miami, Central Florida (Orlando), and the "Pan Handle". Or something to that effect. Does it really matter that much?
