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It Was Wet in Los Angeles
Los Angeles, CA - joey - Wednesday, March 29th, 2006 : goo
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another noisy citynoise intersection; the I-5 North freeway and train trestle (with train).
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elaine: 29th Mar 2006 - 11:28 GMT
are we nearly there yet? are we nearly there yet? are we nearly there yet? are we nearly there yet? are we nearly there yet? are we nearly there yet? are we nearly there yet? are we nearly there yet? are we nearly there yet? are we nearly there yet?
kc: 29th Mar 2006 - 13:18 GMT
My sister's out there on vacation. Meanwhile, yesterday they said it might be the dryest March on record here in NYC. A suffocating sky, and I like that train...Elaine, I know that as "are we there yet?" Is that an American idiom? That "nearly" seems to allow for an infinite delay of gratification...like splitting a line...kinda funny. (I can get preoccupied with such obscure shifts of language sometimes...)
GGP: 29th Mar 2006 - 17:59 GMT
that traffic is driving through a mood, joey--somewhere near the intersection of Dour and Pensive. That train is loaded down with killer bees and thimbles of blues.
jack: oh oh, im going there next month
champ: 30th Mar 2006 - 02:00 GMT
wow that is a changeit naver rains in la that si y u can go with bush he is cuzin globle wormin
joey: 30th Mar 2006 - 05:24 GMT
elaine- no not yet. there's about 6 hours of driving ahead going home to oakland. peter- your lightened picture also lightens the mood. ggp - and i thought los angeles was the beautiful city of movie stars. jack - get ready to sit in slow moving traffic.
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