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 by Yaqui
While window shopping I encounter one who immediately spun around and started to babble all kinds of "Colorful Metaphors" that Spock would say.
Another was following us to the parking lot, but I was fully aware of what he was doing and just as he crossed the lot towards us a truck with two guys pulled up next to my parking spot and he spun around and left in a hurry. SO BE ON YOUR TOES!. What is funny the next day I noticed him down by the wharf sprawled out and sleeping while I was taking advantage of the Trolley Tour....lol!. Maybe he just wanted to hit us up for change. Leave a Comment
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 Looking for tar? by trvlnurse
Update: "goo be gone' is a product locals use and it removes tar easily Leave a Comment
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Many of the cities in the States have this law, but none enforces it like Santa Barbara. Since SB is a mix between retired rich people and poor college students, the police tend to be a little *** retentive to always try to keep the roar down to a minimum. Don’t walk out on public property with an open container of alcohol… The excuse “I am from out of town, and didn’t know better.” NEVER WORKS. (Usually because it is the “outsiders” that cause the most disturbances) Leave a Comment
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When I first moved to SB I had a hard time with the oilrigs that are located right off the coast and making them a part of the horizon. This is because right below the seafloor lays some hefty oil deposits. The people that figured that out probably were not very smart, but instead walked on the beach. SB beaches are filled with black tar that naturally seeps up through the ocean floor. This is a pain in the arse to get off. So I got the tip for you to remove it from you feet… BABY OIL. Trust me, it is the best thing to use. Leave a Comment
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The only warning here is....
Santa Barbara has a ZERO driving under the influence policy. It is not uncommon for the local police to setup street barricades to random sobriety checks. Especially during holidays. e.g Solstice, 4th of July etc etc..
Thats about it. Leave a Comment
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Parking downtown is tough during the day. The brunt of the stores close at 8:30 PM so shop early... Leave a Comment
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Watch out for one way streets which tend to appear when you least expect them. Leave a Comment
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 "left", "no, other side",
"what are you doing!" by Jerelis
The general statement that men and women respond and behave differently under the same circumstances is true; For example, from the crib, male babies tend to be more aggressive and females more passive. As adults, in spatial operations, men have the edge in such skills as negotiating a maze, reading a map, and quickly discriminating between right and left. Men also perform better than women when asked to visualize an object and imagine rotating it. On the other hand, women tend to perform better than men when asked to look at objects of different shapes, sizes, and colors, and then to group them in some order.
This still doesn't explain why Relinde turns the map all around when I'm asking for the road to travel, while I like the map at one point so I can better visualize our position. Help! Leave a Comment
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