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I was just thinking of taking a trip there and I was wondering what it's like.

I don't know. But I'm pretty sure I'm religiously required to make a pilgrimage to there at least once in my life.

I don't have religion, and I can barely pronounce 'pilgrimage', but I should go there at least once in my life, too.

I'd like to go to Tokyo as well, but I don't know Japanese, so that's out until I can memorize this hiragana and katakana shit...

I think there's a bridge or something.

San Francisco has a couple of things worth seeing:

1) China Town
2) Rice
3) Streetcars
4) Big Bridge
5) Lots and lots of gay people

So if you want to get the complete experience, ride a streetcar across a bridge while watching a chinese gay guy eat rice.

Reminds me of something Robin Williams used in his show, Live from Broadway:

"On one end of the bridge is a hummer and two guardsmen, on the OTHER is a hummer and two guardsmen. The problem is, the hummer and the soldiers are in jungle camouflage. For those who have never been to San Francisco, the bridge is bright orange."

I forget the rest, but the whole thing is funny.

San Francisco is on the San Andreas fault, you know.

Thank you for your useless trivia.

Zeta wrote:So if you want to get the complete experience, ride a streetcar across a bridge while watching a chinese gay guy eat rice.

You mean <a href="http://www.ricearoni.com/">Rice-A-Roni</a>?

It's the San Francisco treat, y'know.

Sega Of America are in San Fran, aren't they? Go throw rocks at them.

And Pachuka. Go on.

Not a big fan of rice.

And how can Rice-A-Roni be the San Francisco treat if rice is fuckin' Chinese? Wouldn't it be the Beijing treat?

Rice is Chinese, but Rice-A-Roni is not.

...Says who?

<a href="http://www.ricearoni.com/RAR_Products/r ... ">Actually, there <i>is</i> Chinese Rice-A-Roni.</a>

The Doc wrote:...Says who?

It's made by an American company. America is not China. Therefore.

Oh. Well, with all the Chinatowns in this Godforsaken country, I got confused.

But then again, what do you know? You're a horrid pompous wench. AND you're from New Hampshire. WHO (besides you, of course) is from New Hampshire? I'm lucky I know the state capitol, let alone know it's even in the Union.

The Doc wrote: But then again, what do you know? You're a horrid pompous wench. AND you're from New Hampshire. WHO (besides you, of course) is from New Hampshire? I'm lucky I know the state capitol, let alone know it's even in the Union.

While I wasn't born there, I spent most of my younger years (ages 3 - 9) in New Hampshire.

The Doc wrote:You're a horrid pompous wench.

Pmpous.

The Doc wrote:I'm lucky I know the state capitol

Capital.

There's a good lad.

The Doc wrote:Oh. Well, with all the Chinatowns in this Godforsaken country, I got confused.

But then again, what do you know? You're a horrid pompous wench. AND you're from New Hampshire. WHO (besides you, of course) is from New Hampshire? I'm lucky I know the state capitol, let alone know it's even in the Union.

<a href="http://www.areaconnect.com/population.htm?s=NH">There are over a million people in NH as of 2002</a>. Which isn't as much as, say, <a href="http://www.areaconnect.com/population.h ... ">Texas</a>, but it's certainly more than just me.

Most people don't know the names of all 50 states and can't point most states out on the map, so I'm really not surprised.

And, as j-man also pointed out, it's <i>pmpous</i>.

It's not just a typo. It's a statement.

I remember taking this National Geograpic test once and they had a world map. Each ocean had a number on it and they asked which number was the Pacific. Apparently 70% of American teenagers got it right. That means that 30% did not know what the biggest thing on the planet was.

Pop's mom?

Actually, me. But Pop's mom is in the top four or five.

Montgomery, Alabama
Juneau, Alaska
Phoenix, Arizona
Little Rock, Arkansas
Sacramento, California
Denver, Colorado
Hartford, Connecticut
Dover, Delaware
Tallahassee, Florida
Atlanta, Georgia
Honolulu, Hawaii
Boise, Idaho
Springfield, Illinois
Indianapolis, Indiana
Des Moines, Iowa
Topeka, Kansas
Frankfort, Kentucky
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Augusta, Maine
Annapolis, Maryland
Boston, Massachusetts
Lansing, Michigan
St. Paul, Minnesota
Jackson, Mississippi
Jefferson City, Missouri
Helena, Montana
Lincoln, Nebraska
Carson City, Nevada
Concord, New Hampshire
Trenton, New Jersey
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Albany, New York
Raleigh, North Carolina
Bismarck, North Dakota
Columbus, Ohio
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Salem, Oregon
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Providence, Rhode Island
Columbia, South Carolina
Pierre, South Dakota
Memphis, Tennessee
Austin, Texas
Salt Lake City, Utah
Montpelier, Vermont
Richmond, Virginia
Olympia, Washington
Charleston, West Virginia
Madison, Wisconsin
Cheyenne, Wyoming

I r smrt.

I could drive you around the city from my Crazy Taxi experience, but you might want to wear a seat belt.

But then you wouldn't make any crrrrraaazy money. Seat belts are for squares. Like pants.