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Fireworks 2022 ---

On July 3, my wife snagged an invitation to the Sycuan tribe's local fireworks show. They preceded the show with a party in their hotel's pool area. The food wasn't all that great (I ate a hotdog, a small bowl of berries and cheese, and a red-white-blue parfait desert, plus a minican of Coke), but she had also managed to get an 11th-floor hotel room with a balcony overlooking the fireworks launch area. They shot off a lot of low-altitude boomers which was appropriate since the party area was right next to the launching ground, and from the 11th floor it was like they were going off right in my face. They only started one little brush fire that the Sycuan FD managed to put out in a few minutes.

On July 4, our new friend Steve from the Viejas reservation invited us over to his house on the reservation to view their show. His house is up on a hill overlooking the broad flatland that makes up the bulk of the reservation grounds. There were a few illegal shows going off from people's backyards and the like before the official show at 9PM. That show must have a good reputation because the roads through and along the boundaries of the reservation were lined with cars like one would expect at an outdoor rock concert. The show was huge - about 20 minutes of continuous rockets and mortars going off. From Steve's front yard, you could see across the valley that there were many cars stopped on the shoulders of I-8 to watch.
 
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Fireworks 2022 ---

On July 3, my wife snagged an invitation to the Sycuan tribe's local fireworks show. They preceded the show with a party in their hotel's pool area. The food wasn't all that great (I ate a hotdog, a small bowl of berries and cheese, and a red-white-blue parfait desert, plus a minican of Coke), but she had also managed to get an 11th-floor hotel room with a balcony overlooking the fireworks launch area. They shot off a lot of low-altitude boomers which was appropriate since the party area was right next to the launching ground, and from the 11th floor it was like they were going off right in my face. They only started one little brush fire that the Sycuan FD managed to put out in a few minutes.

On July 4, our new friend Steve from the Viejas reservation invited us over to his house on the reservation to view their show. His house is up on a hill overlooking the broad flatland that makes up the bulk of the reservation grounds. There were a few illegal shows going off from people's backyards and the like before the official show at 9PM. That show must have a good reputation because the roads through and along the boundaries of the reservation were lined with cars like one would expect at an outdoor rock concert. The show was huge - about 20 minutes of continuous rockets and mortars going off. From Steve's front yard, you could see across the valley that there were man cars stopped on the shoulders of I-8 to watch.
How old was Steve? Around 60-61?
 
I was just watching the movie The Trial of the Chicago 7 on Netflix. One of the dramatic elements is that some of the defendants gather around a TV set that is showing the list of the soldiers killed that day in Vietnam. The last name on the list that day is Yvon Girouard, from Littleton NH, who was captain of my high school candlepin bowing team. (at 44:57 in the Netflix version)
 
In the category "Why the Navy is better than the Space Force" --




Here you go again.

This is why I find you utterly disgusting, why did you post that ?
I'll tell the forum why...
Because YOU ( Adam Espola Schiff for Brains ) are a PERVERT.

You just PROVED what has been stated about YOU multiple times
on previous SoCalSoccer forums and this current one.

You are a SICK PERVERTED OLD MAN.

Just go away.
 
Out doing my errands today, I saw a roadrunner running down the road. I think that is only the second time I have seen one in California.

Within half a mile, I saw an old Plymouth Roadrunner. I haven't seen one of those on the road in years.
 
The Legendary Plymouth Road Runner Is Back With A Modern Bang
BYPAT FICARA
PUBLISHED 6 DAYS AGO
This new concept combines the retro looks of the '60s Road Runner with the modern Dodge Challenger and could mark the return of the Plymouth brand.

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Out doing my errands today, I saw a roadrunner running down the road. I think that is only the second time I have seen one in California.

Within half a mile, I saw an old Plymouth Roadrunner. I haven't seen one of those on the road in years.
I grew up in East County, believe me roadrunners are quite common in SD county. When you see a bear tell me.
 
I got $40 even for my CRV recycling yesterday, but I lost the receipt in the wind and I wasn't about to chase it in the heat. That was more than I expected ($25-30), but less than last time ($50).
 
I got $40 even for my CRV recycling yesterday, but I lost the receipt in the wind and I wasn't about to chase it in the heat. That was more than I expected ($25-30), but less than last time ($50).
Drinking for fun and profit . . . well at least to get your CRV back.
 
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