Laga is right about losing "the". I didn't catch it. Whereas I am a typical SoCal person in referring to the 10, the 210, the 405, I would refer to Pacific Coast Hwy as PCH. But I don't live out that way so I guess I was entertaining the idea that beachers would have a different thing going.
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If you are driving north on LSD, the lake is on your right.
If you are driving north on LSD, the lake fish sparkles one-with-the-divine god-gleam, hand trailing into the sunset. Dude!
Pfft. You Californians and your definite articles.
Sean, let me know when you get some free time and I'd love to chat.
Holy shitty, bonny. I hope you are overstating, but you don't strike me as one to overstate. Lots of ~ma and update us when you can.
I saw Tosca in Prague and didn't love it, but I am not an opera fan, was standing the whole 3 hrs (cheap seats), and starving. I saw Carmen in Budapest (box seat for under $10) and while Carmen was more brassy than sultry, it was very enjoyable and seeing the inside of the building was worth the price of admission by itself.
Mainly us Southern Californians. After decades away from California, I recently used a definite article in front of a Marin County native who got extremely pissy about it.
much ~ma, bonny.
You can use 'the' in Chicago if the road has a nickname like "The Dan Ryan" or "The Double Nickel."
Sending healing vibes to bonny.
And, of course, "the" Emperor Norton Bridge.
Typo Boy is right. It's a So Cal thing. Nor Cal people make fun of us for it but they're under the illusion we care about that.