Norcal Spotted and BS Thread

Tight! I wouldn't fix that, maybe just the glass.
Wonder if guy died in there

 

@grdgz97

happy B-Day from your old fam on the right coast

 

I have this spring compressor. I bought it for another car but decided to go with coil overs on it. Not sure if it work on king springs or be super safe, but you can have it for free. I should be in Santa Cruz Saturday too.

 

Thank you!

 

picked these up today from @scs_vuth . Thank you for everything man, seriously. You guys are great!

 

lol...this weekend we're headed to Fresno. Time to hit Tioga Seqouia Brewery. Wish they sold beer in the bay area

 

@Anderson

 

I approve of this message!

I gave you the single finger salute last week in the little sports car on 680. Not sure if you knew it was me due to you sitting all high and mighty whilst Im dragin ass in the low low..

 

yeah i was like who the fuck is that why are they pissed and then i saw your big ol mug grinning as youre flipping the bird

 

Lol

"Kirkendall's most recent , written December 10, is a lengthy, rambling, incoherent rant about whales, pyramids, Pluto, Adam and Eve, Albert Einstein, Vitamin C, and nuclear waste."

 

I’ve seen him driving his truck all over Santa Cruz for a few years. Crazy how unpredictable people are.

 

Fucking brain chemistry man, sometimes people just have psychotic breaks for no reason at all. Also wonder if the electrocution and coma might have had a servere impact on his mental health.

 

I was thinking the same thing. I remember watching a documentary on how severely personalities are often altered from brain trauma. Tons of stories of people with completely normal lives, and then a trauma is suffered and the people are never the same, it often seems to lead to violence. Many of the cases were simple concussions.

 

It can happen without trauma too. My boss was telling me about her nephew who just one day walked into the living room of his home, stripped nude, and declared himself the Messiah.

 

Little help Bay Area people. My 15 1/2 year old niece , and her best friend same age, and my 13 year old nephew, along with 2 kids age 14 and 17 visiting from Spain, coming here. Where can we take them in the Bay Area that would be fun for that age group? Alcatraz is already on the agenda for a different day. But that's not my problem. I just have to fill one day.

 

Maybe six flags in Vallejo?

 

Depends on what they're into, but the Exploratorium is my $0.02 suggestion

https://www.exploratorium.edu/

 

Now I haven't been here since I was a kid and that was many many many moons ago. Have no idea if this is still a decent place for the younger teen group but what about -

https://www.cagreatamerica.com/ in Santa Clara ?

 

Park car, and walk to the middle of the GG bridge. They'll never forget that.