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Originally posted by RJT You just go ahead and quote every single post in that entire thread where I brag about anything

"Dude, I was so fucked up that night (Max Graham), and I still managed to unhook my decks, move them to the center of the floor in the living room, hook them back up, and spin for an hour and a half just mashed out of my mind at 7 in the morning...
The story of that night made it into the CHA thread.
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and the fact that you are a pothead youself, you spend hundreds of dollars on a new bong as a present to lucid, you talk about how you were so fucked up yet you were stilla ble to spin for an hour and a half mashed out of your mind is more evidence than you blatently throwing out claims that lex brags about smoking weed without providing any kind of evidence

besides what are you criticizing lex for bragging about weed when you yourself is as big of a pothead as he is...what difference does it make if he brags about about it and you don't?

so yeah ur a moron

What Kind of camera was used in these pics. I like it.

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Originally posted by dslim04 What Kind of camera was used in these pics. I like it.

canon 1d/5d with a variety of lenses, many with 3-5 exposures per pic and some with photomatix tonemapping

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Originally posted by lex400sc hdr photography ftw!

nice pics fucking awesome :bowdown: zOMG hi2U

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Originally posted by lim f(x) = f(a) nice pics fucking awesome :bowdown: zOMG hi2U

hsugh, hay

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Bullshit aside...

The quality of the photos were excellent. San Francisco is the one city outside of my local area that I'd live if I had to move out of the state.

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Originally posted by lex400sc i think i'll stick to posting the way i want to post and not caring what anyone else thinks

whereabouts in sf do you live?

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Originally posted by L.E.N. Past its prime? Its always been like that. The " local life" is what gives it, its charm. Ive met some cool homeless folk there. Gotta love the steam rising out of the manhole covers at 3am. If you thought is was some kinda clean city you made a big mistake. I love urban decay and the city is full of it. Thats what Ive gotten used to and grown to love, if it changed the city would suck IMO.

Not what everyone whos been here a while has told me. Its always been a dirty city but it used to be a great party city as well.

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Originally posted by josh4 ... it used to be a great party city as well.

You didn't venture out to the Love Parade this year, did you?

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Originally posted by josh4 Not what everyone whos been here a while has told me. Its always been a dirty city but it used to be a great party city as well.

of course it's not going to be like the days of the dotcom boom where 30 millionaires were being made EVERY DAY, lines to every club were going around two sides of every block and everyone including club promoters is throwing money around like it's going out of style, but if you took the time to actually go out, the city is making a huge comeback from it's 01-04 lull.

dirty city? what about sf is dirty? sf's chinatown is cleaner than any other i've been to in america, the tap water rates amongst the cleanest in the nation, there is no air pollution, the city's buses are all zero emissions vehicles and the only time you see litter on the streets is when the wind knocks over a garbage bin on garbage day. the only thing dirty about sf is the tenderloin, which is the one district filled with homeless crackheads, but you have to go out of you way to find that district if you want to see dirty. sf's biggest industry for tax revenue is tourism and because of that, most of the resources go into city beautification.

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Originally posted by enferno whereabouts in sf do you live?

i'm going to business school in hayward right now so i have a place in the east bay.

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Originally posted by lex400sc of course it's not going to be like the days of the dotcom boom where 30 millionaires were being made EVERY DAY, lines to every club were going around two sides of every block and everyone including club promoters are throwing money around like it's going out of style, but if you took the time to actually go out, the city is making a huge comeback from it's 01-04 lull.

i do take the time to go out and i'm not impressed. yes the city is good, but its not spectacular and it certainly has nothing on cities like LA, NYC, or Miami. the stories i hear about from the dotcom era are crazy but when the bubble burst the law enforcement cracked down on the nightlife, hard, too hard. its less than it was before the dotcoms came to town. its making a comeback to which i give you a ... call me when it isnt "coming" back but when its back

one thing it does do well is create a sense of community, people fall in love with it and will defend the city to their death which usually causes them to overlook or not admit the shortfalls. its that smug pride everyone talks about

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dirty city? what about sf is dirty? sf's chinatown is cleaner than any other i've been to in america, the tap water rates as the cleanest in the nation, there is no air pollution, the city's buses are all zero emissions vehicles and the only time you see litter on the streets is when the wind knocks over a garbage bin on garbage day. the only thing dirty about sf is the tenderloin, which is the one district filled with homeless crackheads, but you have to go out of you way to find that district if you want to see dirty. sf's biggest industry for tax revenue is tourism and because of that, most of the resources go into city beautification.

all cities are filthy, LA is filthy, NYC is filthy and SF is no exception. its a city, its dirty

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Originally posted by idoru You didn't venture out to the Love Parade this year, did you?

oh whatever, that was overrated too. in the past few months there have been festivals and parades practically every other weekend and its been great to have things like that especially with such frequency, but they're all overrated. most of them are nothing but an excuse for commercialism