100+ temps the last couple of days, 90+ before that. Lightning, thunder, wind and rain yesterday evening with the sun out. I'm not complaining tho - it was cool. Cool as in "kewl". Joe Cool.
Lasted about 20 minutes.

Smarmosaurus.
Devy, spelled Devy! wrote:^ damn!![]()
Coastal NorCal isn't so bad. We just don't have seasons.Temperate many days out of the year, or foggy. Some heat in there during summer. San Francisco never really gets too hot, but across the bridge in Oakland it can get hot... occasionally![]()
90's+ last summer; but this has been the coldest summer I've ever experienced in years.![]()
I understand that Death Valley in California is the hottest place in America. Never been, don't want to. Apparently in Needles, CA right now, it's 111 F What the shit?!
AlucardXIX wrote:
Any time someone says "Oakland" I just think of the Dave Chappelle stand up where he talks about crossing the bridge and some just yells "WELCOME TO OAKLAND, BITCH!" You have to watch it.
BlueRaja wrote:AlucardXIX wrote:
Any time someone says "Oakland" I just think of the Dave Chappelle stand up where he talks about crossing the bridge and some just yells "WELCOME TO OAKLAND, BITCH!" You have to watch it.
Is that the one with the talking baby on the corner?![]()
AlucardXIX wrote:BlueRaja wrote:AlucardXIX wrote:
Any time someone says "Oakland" I just think of the Dave Chappelle stand up where he talks about crossing the bridge and some just yells "WELCOME TO OAKLAND, BITCH!" You have to watch it.
Is that the one with the talking baby on the corner?![]()
I'm not sure, that's the Ghetto stand up. I think it was his second stand up with the "welcome to oakland" thing.
Devy, spelled Devy! wrote:Apparently Oakland was ground zero for the whole hyphy thing, possibly purple drank, and... oh... ghost riding? I honestly don't know, I try to ignore that shit, it really gets on my nerves. Although that 'ghost ride my Volvo' video on youtube was pretty funny - mostly because I have the exact same car.
Devy, spelled Devy! wrote:I keep having weird James LaBrie dreams
islandsinthesky wrote:Devy, spelled Devy! wrote:Apparently Oakland was ground zero for the whole hyphy thing, possibly purple drank, and... oh... ghost riding? I honestly don't know, I try to ignore that shit, it really gets on my nerves. Although that 'ghost ride the Volvo' video on youtube was pretty funny - mostly because I have the exact same car.
Hyphy and ghost-riding, yes, as well as the west coast's answer to the East's alternative hip-hop movement. Purple drank (codeine and soda) was invented in the south by DJ Screw who is unfortunately dead.
To clarify, ghost riding is when you idle your car so it drives slowly by itself so you can get out and dance next to it, and hyphy is a behavior and rap style that is fast-paced and obscure.
Devy, spelled Devy! wrote:I must say, purple drank doesn't seem very appealing.... at all. Sounds horrible actually.
Devy, spelled Devy! wrote:I keep having weird James LaBrie dreams
islandsinthesky wrote:Devy, spelled Devy! wrote:I must say, purple drank doesn't seem very appealing.... at all. Sounds horrible actually.
Yeah, DJ Screw died from a Codeine overdose. Codeine contributed to Pimp C's death as well, and since then Bun has been trying to stop everyone from drinking it. It's pretty sad.
Codeine is an opiate, the most widely used in the world. It's found in cough syrup.
On the flipside, ghost-riding can be pretty fun. Every time my friends and I used to get stopped by a train, we'd jump out of the car and either dance around to whatever type of music we were listening to, do some push-ups and sit-ups and squats, or just hang out on top of the car and play gameboy or something. It was good times.
islandsinthesky wrote:Devy, spelled Devy! wrote:I must say, purple drank doesn't seem very appealing.... at all. Sounds horrible actually.
Yeah, DJ Screw died from a Codeine overdose. Codeine contributed to Pimp C's death as well, and since then Bun has been trying to stop everyone from drinking it. It's pretty sad.
Codeine is an opiate, the most widely used in the world. It's found in cough syrup.
On the flipside, ghost-riding can be pretty fun. Every time my friends and I used to get stopped by a train, we'd jump out of the car and either dance around to whatever type of music we were listening to, do some push-ups and sit-ups and squats, or just hang out on top of the car and play gameboy or something. It was good times.
AlucardXIX wrote:You said you live in Illinois, so I know how that whole train thing can be as I have so much family in Indiana/Illinois and I know the trains there are utterly ridiculous.
Devy, spelled Devy! wrote:Wow, you know a hell of a lot about this stuff - you're like the scholar of purple drank, those who've dies from it, and ghostriding![]()
The idea of someone dancing around and doing push ups around a stopped car at a train does make me laugh quite a bit - awesome considering this day has been pretty un-awesome in itself. No real reason why, just one of those days.
Devy, spelled Devy! wrote:I keep having weird James LaBrie dreams
Abydost wrote:Americans say "otter/ly"?
Devy, spelled Devy! wrote:I keep having weird James LaBrie dreams
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