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gaijin mark wrote:

A 52-year-old Visalia man was arrested Saturday night, charged with taking sexual photos of an adult female at Kohl's department store, police reported.

Visalia police Sgt. Russ Skadan said Oscar Angel Gutierrez, 52, of Visalia took pictures up the skirt of a woman who was viewing a display item. She was on the main floor of the Kohl's store, in the 2200 block of Mooney Boulevard in Visalia.

"Somebody else noticed it, then they chased him out of the store," Skadan said. "He only made it to the parking lot."

Has this guy ever been to Japan? :crazy: [/list:u]

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bwahahaha. visalia.. that's like 45 mins away from here. i haven't been there. they have outlet malls though (yes, i do shop outlet sometimes) but this news makes it less enticing for me to shop over there...

Just dont wear a skirt. :mrgreen:

sukebe. :P

How was your weekend krim? Just got back to work today.. Feels like hell. I feel like my head is going to be chewed off later since I forgot to prepare a lot of stuff in my absence.

:puppydog:

I make it up by posting here.. :metaldevil:

littlemissfab wrote:sukebe. :P

How was your weekend krim? Just got back to work today.. Feels like hell. I feel like my head is going to be chewed off later since I forgot to prepare a lot of stuff in my absence.

:puppydog:

I make it up by posting here.. :metaldevil:

Sukebe?? Fine wear a skirt and expose yourself... :usuck: :usuck:

My weekend was hot hot hot.. move the furniture out of the living room, taped up the windows and painted, removed the 30 yr old A/C unit from the living room window, moved all the furniture back.. my back still hurts.

hope you enjoyed the SF marathon. :mrgreen:

The SF Marathon was limited. We didn't get to ride the trolley, go to Japantown and Gihardelli Square. We just went to Lombard Ave (that damn steep incline of a road) Union Square and shopped. I can't believe he totally bought me $450 worth of goodies from Sephora. Hehehehe, and that's aside from the clothes shopping. Then we went to The Hyatt Regency to have dinner at Equinox then went to an Irish pub and got slightly drunk. We went to the Golden Gate the following day on our way to his cousin's wedding. Totally awesome, loved the weather. But slightly felt congested. For some weird reason, I like LA more... :nut:

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littlemissfab wrote:I like LA more... :nut:

I'll have to dig up that magazine clip, but there's a picture with a buncha cars gridlocked and the caption says "Once you're in L.A., you'll never leave."

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littlemissfab wrote:Totally awesome, loved the weather. But slightly felt congested. For some weird reason, I like LA more... :nut:

the actual city of san francisco is so tightly packed....it's a pain to drive around there especially during rush hour....much moreso than driving on the surface streets in los angeles.....and the parkin' in s.f. is a nightmare of kyoko fukada-like porportions....

Tu_triky wrote:the actual city of san francisco is so tightly packed....it's a pain to drive around there especially during rush hour....

Like some cities in Japan?

and the parkin' in s.f. is a nightmare of kyoko fukada-like porportions....

LOL. :hehe:

No love lost there. :hehe:

Tu_triky wrote:

the actual city of san francisco is so tightly packed....it's a pain to drive around there especially during rush hour....much moreso than driving on the surface streets in los angeles.....and the parkin' in s.f. is a nightmare of kyoko fukada-like porportions....

Fukakyon like??? KOWAIIII.. We were at the Hilton so driving wasn't a pain, it was just 2 blocks away from Union Square. Parking was highway robbery though. $45 overnight even if we were guests of the hotel. We took a cab to Hyatt and omigod. The cabs in LA have nothing compared to SF cab drivers.

littlemissfab wrote:For some weird reason, I like LA more... :nut:

I have to totally disagree with you. I am the type to visit LA, but I can't see myself live there....even with all the yummy Japanese restaurants..

...hang on, I'll have to get back to you about this....

littlemissfab wrote:


Fukakyon like??? KOWAIIII.. We were at the Hilton so driving wasn't a pain, it was just 2 blocks away from Union Square. Parking was highway robbery though. $45 overnight even if we were guests of the hotel. We took a cab to Hyatt and omigod. The cabs in LA have nothing compared to SF cab drivers.

sounds like you guys had a nice time in the City...yeah parking in downtown S.F. is ridiculously expensive.

Tu_triky wrote:

sounds like you guys had a nice time in the City...yeah parking in downtown S.F. is ridiculously expensive.

If you were to go to the city and know that somebody is going to shoulder ALL of your expenses.. wouldn't that be nice nice too? Hehehehe. I wished I went to a decent Japanese restaurant considering that there's a lot of fresh seafood there.

dochira wrote:
I have to totally disagree with you. I am the type to visit LA, but I can't see myself live there....even with all the yummy Japanese restaurants..

...hang on, I'll have to get back to you about this....

yeah instead of getting stuck in traffic on the freeways...you enjoy getting stuck in traffic on the bridges...:P

i hated that sh*t when i lived there....

littlemissfab wrote:
Hehehehe. I wished I went to a decent Japanese restaurant considering that there's a lot of fresh seafood there.

That's the thing. Compared to the selection down south, there's not much up here. And I'm sad. :puppydog:

littlemissfab wrote:

If you were to go to the city and know that somebody is going to shoulder ALL of your expenses.. wouldn't that be nice nice too? Hehehehe. I wished I went to a decent Japanese restaurant considering that there's a lot of fresh seafood there.

they have some good sushi restaurants there.....

Tu_triky wrote:

yeah instead of getting stuck in traffic on the freeways...you enjoy getting stuck in traffic on the bridges...:P

i hated that sh*t when i lived there....

Eeek, traffic on bridges. Doesn't sound pleasant at all. I think I'll stick with my comfortable suburbanite area, thanks very much. I don't go into LA very often, but if I do, I dread it. Especially on the 101. :bleh:

MissMonika wrote:

Eeek, traffic on bridges. Doesn't sound pleasant at all. I think I'll stick with my comfortable suburbanite area, thanks very much. I don't go into LA very often, but if I do, I dread it. Especially on the 101. :bleh:

yeah the 101 is pretty ass...but so are the 405 and the 5 ....hell they all suck ^_^...but if you know your way around you can at least ditch the freeway and hit the streets.....when you're on a bridge....you're pretty much outta luck.

littlemissfab wrote:The cabs in LA have nothing compared to SF cab drivers.

Ever see Collateral?? :hehe: