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| Mr.ChoyBoi wrote: | To day was a good day... Blazing hot So Cal weather....  So im like roastin' in the sun while i fix my bike..  but it was all worth it, i got to ride it but didnt wash it.... O wells...  |
Oh hell yes! It was toasty today! My kinda weather!  
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ahochaude
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| bmwracer wrote: | | It was toasty today! |
Toasty, bleah. Can't stand the hot weather. Hawaii's getting pretty bad too. 
| bmwracer wrote: | | Oh hell yes! |
That's where I feel I am when I'm not at the beach during all this hot weather.
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| Mr.ChoyBoi wrote: | This is perfect beach weather.... too bad im an hour drive from the beach and im too lazy to drive...  |
An hour? You must be in the boonies... I'm 5-6 miles from Manhattan/Hermosa/Redondo... 
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| Mr.ChoyBoi wrote: |
HELL YEA I LIVE IN THE BOONIES!! San Gabriel to be exact... |
Oh man. Smogville.
I feel for ya: I was born and raised near USC...
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| eltinator wrote: | haha So. Cal
You guys have the most amazing freeways |
I think SoCal has the largest and most complex freeway system in the world...
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eltinator
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| bmwracer wrote: | | I think SoCal has the largest and most complex freeway system in the world... |
AHahaha agreed! When I was there, man I was going nuts. Of course I didn't drive but that traffic is amazing. And I thought we had it bad in the bay area -_-
HK is pretty bad too if you've been there.
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HK, Japan, China... all those are bad cities to drive in... thats y people ride bicycles or walk... |
Japan's street lanes are so damn narrow. It's a b*tch to drive in Japan.
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| Mr.ChoyBoi wrote: |
HK, Japan, China... all those are bad cities to drive in... thats y people ride bicycles or walk... |
yea those bus drivers are amazingly skilled!
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| solidsonya wrote: | in vietnam, i don't think there are even road signs
it's a bunch of cars and motorcycle-type things that zoom around all over the place right side of the road, left side of the road, i don't think it matters
it's also very hard to cross the street, i almost got ran over a couple of times |
I got a co-worker who went back to visit his family there 2 yrs ago and he said that the roads there aren'nt paved but gravelled. Anyways, a lot of dust is blown/picked up when driven over those kinda roads.
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| niko2x wrote: | | I got a co-worker who went back to visit his family there 2 yrs ago and he said that the roads there aren'nt paved but gravelled. Anyways, a lot of dust is blown/picked up when driven over those kinda roads. |
i haven't seen many gravelled roads yet, but a lot of the roads in the villages are mostly just red dirt
and the roads in Ho Chi Minh, a pretty big city, are paved and kinda looks normal (with sidewalks and everything!)
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