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Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2004 3:14 pm Post subject:
hey jen, are the cds more cheaper than the one in torrance? cuz i hardly buy cds there cuz of the amount of price $30-40 per album cd >__< yowch! i only go to asahiya books for the anime piano pieces so far im trying to get my hands on the whole FF collections _________________
Joined: 26 Apr 2003 Posts: 53 Location: Glendale, CA Country:
Posted: Thu Jan 15, 2004 3:38 pm Post subject:
Hey Mix..... I think the prices are the same between all the stores. The only exception is going to be the going out of business sale at this location... They started with 10% off everything except the kianji/romajo/english computers. and then they moved up..... when I called this am fri starts there next step for phase 2 of their sale... CD's and Manga to name a few things are going on 30% off!!!! WAHOO!!!!!!
Jelenity~ _________________
Thinking old is for wimps who would rather have life pass them by.
I'm a hip chick and an old fart at 30 but I can tell you what I'm one "young" lady who likes to party! ^_^
Joined: 13 Oct 2003 Posts: 39 Location: United States Country:
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2004 1:58 pm Post subject:
The waves in SD are kinda weak but they actually form so theyre pretty fun to ride, especially with a long board.
As for what to do in SD there isn't too much except chillax with your friends/dorm mates. Also you kinda need a car since most things aren't in walking distance (damn freeways).
Oh yeah, one last thing. You have to go to Super Sergios for their Carne Asada fries, they roxorz joor boxorz. Also you might want to check out the Che Cafe that is on campus, its this awesome volunteer based cafe that looks like a rundown shack, they have some damn good bands play there and some pretty good vegan meals.
Joined: 24 Jun 2002 Posts: 4009 Location: East Coast, US Country:
Posted: Fri Jan 16, 2004 9:11 pm Post subject:
KIKKOMANdingo wrote:
The waves in SD are kinda weak but they actually form so theyre pretty fun to ride, especially with a long board.
As for what to do in SD there isn't too much except chillax with your friends/dorm mates. Also you kinda need a car since most things aren't in walking distance (damn freeways).
SInce the poster said that he is from connecticut, I doubt if there are any waves to get used to there. i know 'cause I'm from the east and wish the waves are half as constant as SD. _________________
thnx everyone for the directions. Now I must go on mapsquest and see where I can get on the 110 freeway. Hey bmwracer make sure you tell me when the Nisei fair is coming up ^_^. I forget these things.
thnx everyone for the directions. Now I must go on mapsquest and see where I can get on the 110 freeway. Hey bmwracer make sure you tell me when the Nisei fair is coming up ^_^. I forget these things.
Absolutely. You've got until August to get your directions straight.
Joined: 08 Oct 2003 Posts: 411 Location: USA Country:
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2004 5:30 am Post subject: Re: What do teenagers do in California?
EGJ wrote:
Well I just got accepted to University of San Diego California........still haven't decided if im gonna go there since im from Connecticut and it's a huge move. But what do teenagers do there? Just in case so I know what to expect and how to fit in.
As to answer the question, I would grab my surfboards and head to a crowded beach or a friend's private living area where the beach is and surf. Otherwise, when I was a teenager I also shopped and did things that most teengers do.
As to answer your question as a college student from CT going to CA...in SD. Hmm...I get confused which SD college is known as the party school, anyway...if you are a serious student, then you know what you have to do. I have many friends who live in San Diego and it's all good for them. Most of them were college students and were serious about studying but on Saturday nights they do the usual watch movies, go shopping at UTC mall, play video games or whatever.
It all depends on what crowd you hang out with. Studious individual, party individual, gangsta, racer, stoner, musical type, depending on what you like doing.
Interesting I had friends who moved from California to live in CT for Yale. Asking people there the same questions..hehe...
Joined: 07 Jul 2003 Posts: 23 Location: USA Country:
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2004 11:05 am Post subject: ^^;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Yikes! I really need transportation? yeah I guess I like driving instead of taking the bus or walking hahaha. When I think about taking a bus hmmm I have a car here.....I wonder how many miles am I from San Diego im gonna check one of those directions websites that will tell me exact miles.
LoL I just check.......2877.14 miles hmmmmmmmmm maybe
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2004 12:17 pm Post subject: Re: ^^;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
EGJ wrote:
Yikes! I really need transportation? yeah I guess I like driving instead of taking the bus or walking hahaha. When I think about taking a bus hmmm I have a car here.....I wonder how many miles am I from San Diego im gonna check one of those directions websites that will tell me exact miles.
LoL I just check.......2877.14 miles hmmmmmmmmm maybe
That's a pretty long drive. I wouldn't try to do it in one day.
Joined: 08 Nov 2003 Posts: 435 Location: USA Country:
Posted: Sat Jan 17, 2004 12:18 pm Post subject: Re: What do teenagers do in California?
kndy-nt2099 wrote:
As to answer the question, I would grab my surfboards and head to a crowded beach or a friend's private living area where the beach is and surf. Otherwise, when I was a teenager I also shopped and did things that most teengers do.
As to answer your question as a college student from CT going to CA...in SD. Hmm...I get confused which SD college is known as the party school, anyway...if you are a serious student, then you know what you have to do. I have many friends who live in San Diego and it's all good for them. Most of them were college students and were serious about studying but on Saturday nights they do the usual watch movies, go shopping at UTC mall, play video games or whatever.
It all depends on what crowd you hang out with. Studious individual, party individual, gangsta, racer, stoner, musical type, depending on what you like doing.
Interesting I had friends who moved from California to live in CT for Yale. Asking people there the same questions..hehe...
kndy
From the stereotypes I know:
UCSD - for those who couldn't get into UCLA
UCI - the AZN school
UCSB - the party school
UCB - smart hippy kid school, NorCal lovers #1
UCLA - for those SoCal lovers #1
UCSF - science grad school
UC Hastings - law grad school
UCR - Party school II
UCSC - Party school III
UCD - for those NorCal lovers who couldn't get into UCB, NorCal #2
These are just what I heard when I talked to folks when I was studying out in CA. Don't be offended. =)
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so far im trying to get my hands on the whole FF collections
Since you're going to be at UCSD, probably studying you're butt off. 
hmmm I have a car here.....I wonder how many miles am I from San Diego 
im gonna check one of those directions websites that will tell me exact miles. 
