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[punkdhiver]

The Big Wave
While selecting a college, climate was a consideration. I didn’t even apply out of state, fearing the harsh winters of the east. “Every day on campus yields a beautiful, golden Los Angeles afternoon,” the UCLA pamphlet boasted, and after a blustery visit north to Berkeley, I happily decided instead to attend college an hour south in the

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[dontcryhairdoll]

ha! cute.

[phantom_layette]

I'm thinking of getting a nose job. ^_^

[yobadself]

*chortles over "wave back"*

[socakid825]

chortle?

i'll have to look that one up.

[animator]

I now always avoid LA in January because of the rain and the lack of drains in the surface road system. It doesn't have to be torrential rain or gallons of it, just that so many days in a row where it's wet. In January 1995 it rained for 14 days in a row, it was bleak.

A tsunami hitting LA is remote. The more likely scenario is that the coastline of California sinks into the pacific sending a tsunami westerly....surfers would be riding waves to Hawaii.

[socakid825]

i'd be safe... in, you guessed it, orange county.