San Diego BS Thread.

It's cool, it's his truck. He was doing his best Jillian Rebecca impression

 

Not a 3rd gen, ass isn’t front and center of pic, she’d never wear a T-shirt, not some craft sour beer that the ladies love...

Horrible impression.

 

I never said it was accurate, I said it was his best impression

 

This traffic makes me want to trade the taco for a Tesla so I can just get shit hammered and sleep on the ride home

 

I hear that it makes you touch the wheel once every five minutes. I know of an LA fire fighter that has one that he bought after winning a huge lawsuit off his hiuse love loves that he can cat nat all the way home.

 

As long as we don't have look at his third nipple, I'm good.

 

If they still allowed drinking on the sprinter I'd be all for it... Too bad some people ruined it for the rest of us.

 

That's what hydroflasks are for

 

How convenient. They make them in 40oz

 

Funny shit man,SD is still the Best! Hey sdsurfer,looks like ''BLACKS'' Mt.Soledad in background,eh!

 

Just a bit of news...

Some of you know that I wrote a book about the missions in Baja California. These are the first California missions founded before San Diego's mission was along with nine more missions founded after San Diego. I wanted the true history of these lesser-known California missions to be told and they are a big attraction for those who do travel into Baja California, Mexico.

Well, my book is now in its sixth printing since the first in 2016. With each printing, I am able to update travel data or photographs, which I did with this latest printing.
Jason @speedfreek has my book and now instead of racing down Baja to win the 1000 he can see back in time over 300 years when the first road, El Camino Real, was built to connect the 27 missions established by Spanish and Mexican missionaries between 1697 and 1834. Just a different way to experience the peninsula which I have always found to be a "time machine" into the past!

My book and others about Baja and the missions of California are available from Amazon, book dealers, or signed and dated from me at http://www.oldmissions.com . More details at the website.

The missions on the cover are San Ignacio (founded in 1728) and the doorway at the adobe ruins of Santa Maria from 1768.

 

I'm not trying too hard, there's liquor stores near most of the stops if I really wanted to drink. Only problem is after I get to the end of the line I have to drive another 20 minutes.

Meh, Camelbaks are the way to go... that's how I roll in my prerunner out in the desert lol.

 

How about no

 

Or you could hire your own personal German driver for the last leg

 

Wait, what? I’m German, so what am I getting dragged into?

 

Don't hate... Participate.

 

Mmm plastic taste.

 

That’s why you fill it with Jack Daniels