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CALI STYLE: How would u describe the difference in Bay Area style vs LA/socal style??
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Word
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^ Raining where? I live in SF and it has not been raining all week.
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period.
the weather, the girls, shopping, food, the freeways
LA is cool but they are behind on a lot of things when it comes to the bay. i mean, we started the whole lowridng thing before they did
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Originally Posted by 940sicc3
period.
the weather, the girls, shopping, food, the freeways, trees, music, everything
LA is cool but they are behind on a lot of things when it comes to the bay. i mean, we started the whole lowridng thing before they did
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Originally Posted by doin90onthefreeway
Originally Posted by 940sicc3
period.
the weather, the girls, shopping, food, the freeways, trees, music, everything
LA is cool but they are behind on a lot of things when it comes to the bay. i mean, we started the whole lowridng thing before they did
yea right
look it up. lowriding started in san jose. do you know where lowrider magazine was founded? san jose. im speaking facts
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Issue of Lowrider Magazine[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Editor-in-chief[/th][td]Joe Ray[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Categories[/th][td]Automobile magazines[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Frequency[/th][td]Monthly[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Publisher[/th][td]SOURCE INTERLINK MEDIA.[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Year founded[/th][td]1977.[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Country[/th][td]United States[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Language[/th][td]English[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Website[/th][td]Lowrider[/td][/tr][/table]
Lowrider Magazine is a monthly magazine about cars, focusing almost exclusively on the style known as a lowrider. The magazine has also released a series of videos available on DVD.[sup][1][/sup] It was founded in 1977 with the first issue coming out of San Jose, California.
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Never been to the Bay, but these LA Mexican hood shorties drawin' their eyebrows witta Sharpie are sexy as hell to me for some reason
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Originally Posted by doin90onthefreeway
Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
Originally Posted by WE GET MONEY
too bad the Bay area loves the Lakers as much as SoCal does
the warriors have no fanbase and now the Kings are leaving Sac
norcal
You couldn't be more wrong.
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^^ even snoop and alba came up for that
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The Warriors have a TOUGH fanbase. Bay Area sports fans in general are die-hard.
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Bay Area = Hella and Yee. IMO better trees.
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you swear like east coast cats don't do the same thing.
just look at the new york style thread, each borough tryna claim something first.
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Norcal ppl are nicer, polite, more down to earth and have manners. That's what my Mexican cuzzo's from Riverside tell me when they make the trip up north & visit.
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These posts should never be created. An innocent question like this always turns into turf wars.
And regardless of titles, the Warriors fans are one of the most dedicated I have ever seen. We always have games packed and yet, we are always in last place in our division (well, above the Kings at least). That is some repect right there and not one is at fault except for the Warriors management.
And regardless of titles, the Warriors fans are one of the most dedicated I have ever seen. We always have games packed and yet, we are always in last place in our division (well, above the Kings at least). That is some repect right there and not one is at fault except for the Warriors management.
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"I did find after doing much research that Southern California did in fact play a huge part in promoting the lowrider movement, but lowriders in East L.A. did not emerge on Whittier Blvd until they were introduced by Mexican immigrants from Juarez and El Paso in the late 1940’s. Or did these immigrants enter the U.S. from Tijuana? Nobody seems to know for sure, none other than Mauricio Herrera.
“I was born and raised in Juarez’s down town district and remember older pachuco’s sand bagging their cars as early as 1939. People thought the idea was insane.
“I was born and raised in Juarez’s down town district and remember older pachuco’s sand bagging their cars as early as 1939. People thought the idea was insane.
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Originally Posted by damnitzdom
Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
Originally Posted by WE GET MONEY
How's your football team(s) doing?
Chargers doing their thing.
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Originally Posted by 940sicc3
look it up. lowriding started in san jose. do you know where lowrider magazine was founded? san jose. im speaking factsOriginally Posted by doin90onthefreeway
Originally Posted by 940sicc3
period.
the weather, the girls, shopping, food, the freeways, trees, music, everything
LA is cool but they are behind on a lot of things when it comes to the bay. i mean, we started the whole lowridng thing before they did
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[table]Lowrider[tr][td]
Issue of Lowrider Magazine[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Editor-in-chief[/th][td]Joe Ray[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Categories[/th][td]Automobile magazines[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Frequency[/th][td]Monthly[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Publisher[/th][td]SOURCE INTERLINK MEDIA.[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Year founded[/th][td]1977.[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Country[/th][td]United States[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Language[/th][td]English[/td][/tr][tr][th="row"]Website[/th][td]Lowrider[/td][/tr][/table]
Lowrider Magazine is a monthly magazine about cars, focusing almost exclusively on the style known as a lowrider. The magazine has also released a series of videos available on DVD.[sup][1][/sup] It was founded in 1977 with the first issue coming out of San Jose, California.
Lowrider Magazine was founded in San Jose, but you are wrong about the culture of lowriders. Latinos in SoCal have been customizing their cars since before the Zoot Suit riots. Read up on it if you wish, it's interesting.
Feel free to follow the link: Lowriders
Crazy how the Editor and Founder of the magazine was influenced by a car that was built in East LA.
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Originally Posted by SunDOOBIE
Chargers doing their thing.
Charger Girls are
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but to get to the topic, i grew up in socal (inland empire). lived in the OC for college, currently living in san diego, and been tot he bay a few times.
each area is unique and has its different vibe.
all of california is appreciated
each area is unique and has its different vibe.
all of california is appreciated
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I'm from la and I like norcal more. Besides SF people seem less snoody in norcal
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940, PLEASE RESPOND
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Originally Posted by doin90onthefreeway
the magazine was founded in SJ. ok?
http://www.convictedartist.com/lowrider_history.html
lowriding started on story and king. end of discussion
i'd expect somebody with a grape st impala in their avy to know that
LA is cool though. theres just no place like home